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May 29, 2015

On anonymous networking in Haskell: announcing Tor and I2P for Haskell

During the development of a Bitcoin-related project, I found the need to perform anonymous peer-to-peer communication in Haskell. When people want a solution for anonymous networking, they usually point to…

On the state of cryptography in Haskell

UPDATE 29 Dec 2017: This article is from early 2015, and it looks like the Cryptonite package addresses both Entropy / RdRand issue and has a sane random number generator.

On writing non-blocking network parsers for attoparsec

The goal of Haskell’s Attoparsec has always been clear: where Parsec provides you with a friendly parser combinator that produces nice error messages, Attoparsec does everything that is possible to give you the best speed possible…