Re:Show HN: Securely Handle Encryption Keys in Go
by amenghra on Saturday April 22, 2017 @04:11PM
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Sure, but that seems a minor difference.
There are more important differences: go.secrets calls panic() if it fails to lock, memguard seems to log a warning with Printf. go.secrets protects against buffer overflows and underflows using a canary, etc.
There are more important differences: go.secrets calls panic() if it fails to lock, memguard seems to log a warning with Printf. go.secrets protects against buffer overflows and underflows using a canary, etc.