- From: Stiepan Aurélien Kovac <skovac@sunrise.ch>
- Date: Wed, 2 May 2018 13:20:08 +0200
- To: public-automotive-pay@w3.org
Hi everyone, Matt mentioned the likely need for strong encryption in the minutes. We provide it through the CEX library, available on-line on github.com/SteppenWolfe65/CEX , which is MISRA C++ 2014 compliant. (notably, the RHX symmetric encryption, proposed as an ITU standard) The current version is Windows-only, porting to embedded platforms is on the way. The license is GPLv3 and exemptions will be negotiated case by case. This means you can still integrate it as a "black box" if you wish. (without providing end users with your modified source code nor a reference to us, providing we agree on a GPL exemption contract) Additionally, paying customers enjoy legal protection in case of a data protection breach which would be tied to the use of our library despite our tedious work to make it quantum-safe (not to mention, safe against classical threats), up to the maximum fine envisioned in the current Swiss draft of the LPD / DSG, the CH adaptation of the EU's GDPR. Credits to Volvo for the idea of assuming responsibility in case of something going sideways: we believe that you are leading the way! Note: as of now, our library is meant for payment, not real-time apps. Best regards, Stiepan A. Kovac President itk AVtobvS SARL
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