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Currently, there seems to be no way to use certificates (e.g. SASL ECDSA-NIST256P) to authenticate. Some servers seem to support it (e.g. hackint). This should be probably possible by leveraging existing Rust crypto libraries.
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*The reason why it is a pain is because the way IRC servers implemented the protocol, namely by issuing a challenge and expecting an answer that is the signed challenge without being hashed first -- something that RustCrypto libraries do not support easily (can do it with really disgusting code), meaning we would have to use and require OpenSSL.
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Currently, there seems to be no way to use certificates (e.g.
SASL ECDSA-NIST256P
) to authenticate. Some servers seem to support it (e.g. hackint). This should be probably possible by leveraging existing Rust crypto libraries.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: