License	BSD-3-Clause
Maintainer	The Haskell Cryptography Group
Portability	GHC only
Safe Haskell	Safe-Inferred
Language	Haskell2010

Sel

Contents

Available APIs
Program entrypoint

Description

Sel is the library for casual users by the Haskell Cryptography Group.

It builds on Libsodium, a reliable and audited library for common operations.

⚠️ Important note: if you want to use any of this code in an executable, ensure that you use secureMain or secureMainWithError in your main function before you call any functions from this library. Failing to do so will cause problems. For libraries, this is not necessary.

Synopsis

secureMain :: IO a -> IO a
secureMainWithError :: IO a -> IO a -> IO a

Available APIs

Hashing

Purpose	Module
Hash passwords	Sel.Hashing.Password
Verify the integrity of files and hash large data	Sel.Hashing
Hash tables, bloom filters, fast integrity checking of short input	Sel.Hashing.Short

Secret key / symmetric cryptography

Purpose	Module
Authenticate a message with a secret key	Sel.SecretKey.Authentication
Encrypt and sign data with a secret key	Sel.SecretKey.Cipher
Encrypt a stream of messages	Sel.SecretKey.Stream

Public and Secret key / asymmetric cryptography

Purpose	Module
Sign and encrypt with my secret key and my recipient's public key	Sel.PublicKey.Cipher
Sign and encrypt an anonymous message with my recipient's public key	Sel.PublicKey.Seal
Sign with a secret key and distribute my public key	Sel.PublicKey.Signature

HMAC message authentication

Purpose	Module
HMAC-256	Sel.HMAC.SHA256
HMAC-512	Sel.HMAC.SHA512
HMAC-512-256	Sel.HMAC.SHA512_256

Legacy constructs

Purpose	Module
SHA-256	Sel.Hashing.SHA256
SHA-512	Sel.Hashing.SHA512
Scrypt	Sel.Scrypt

Program entrypoint

secureMain #

Arguments

:: IO a	Action that will perform cryptographic operations
-> IO a

Initialise all security-related functionality, then perform the given action. Abort with an error message if security-related functionality cannot be initialised. This will also indicate failure to the shell, as with die.

Use

main :: IO ()
main = secureMain doTheThingIActuallyWant

Since: libsodium-bindings-0.0.1.0

secureMainWithError #

Arguments

:: IO a	Code to execute if there is an initialisation failure.
-> IO a	Action that will perform cryptographic operations after libsodium is initialised.
-> IO a

Similar to secureMain, but allows responding to a failure of initialisation.

Use

main :: IO ()
main = secureMainWith reportErrorWithLogging doTheThingIActuallyWant

Since: libsodium-bindings-0.0.1.0