PyNacl VS orion

In my experience, using the pgcrypto module is a little clunky - it's often better for the application to be responsible for encryption and decryption (using something like Fernet or libsodium bindings) and writing into a bytea column.

Finally I managed to replace the slow pure-Python reference implementation of Ed25519 cryptography with pynacl which is a binding to libsodium, the industry standard lightning-fast C library.

PyNaCl Argon2i

GitHub: https://github.com/orion-rs/orion Crates.io: https://crates.io/crates/orion

I'm the author and maintainer of a pure-Rust crypto library called Orion. I've been at it for a couple of years now, working on it in my spare time as well. There are a few people involved already, but we're still missing someone that is involved enough to be a "co-maintainer". There are some larger features that have been planned, but I lack the time currently to start too many new things. Of course, you can contribute in any amount you want.

Custom (the ones I have in the implementation I wrote)

With that said, i think multiple people are working on crypto libraries that take footguns out of it - which is what i think we definitely need. https://github.com/brycx/orion seems like a solid attempt at making crypto fool-proof , so i do have hope.

You're more than welcome to swing by at Orion (a pure-Rust crypto lib). You can also check the new Matrix room for a small chat.