Technology
SJCL
SJCL is a compact, high-performance JavaScript library for industry-standard AES, SHA-256, and ECC cryptography.
Stanford University researchers developed the Stanford JavaScript Crypto Library (SJCL) to provide a secure, efficient toolkit for browser-based encryption. It implements NIST-approved algorithms (AES-128, 192, 256) and utilizes CCM mode for authenticated encryption to prevent padding oracle attacks. The library is designed for minimal footprint and maximum speed, making it a reliable choice for projects requiring client-side data protection without heavy dependencies.
What builders pair with SJCL
Projects using both technologies. Select a pairing to see a project.
11 more pairings
Pairing: AWS Nitro Enclaves
Provably Private Inference: Trusted Hardware and In-Browser Verification of LLMs
Pairing: Concrete
Provably Private Inference: Trusted Hardware and In-Browser Verification of LLMs
Pairing: HElib
Provably Private Inference: Trusted Hardware and In-Browser Verification of LLMs
Pairing: Homomorphic Encryption
Provably Private Inference: Trusted Hardware and In-Browser Verification of LLMs
Pairing: JWT
Provably Private Inference: Trusted Hardware and In-Browser Verification of LLMs
Pairing: libsodium
Provably Private Inference: Trusted Hardware and In-Browser Verification of LLMs
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