Synopse Open Source

The EKON 29 Konference in Dusseldorf just ended.

Nice year, with a lot of AI talks.
To keep the pressure low, I did not talk about AI, but gave 3 sessions and 1 workshop about mORMot. Here are the slides I used.

As you may have noticed, our forum was not available since Friday evening until this Saturday afternoon (Paris time).

In fact, our Dedibox hardware, which was running fine for years, just break down, and was not able to reboot.
The Dedibox/ScaleWay/Online service answered to my ticket that... the server just died... and they were not able to reboot either. What I did not know is that they can't access the hardware, because there are other servers in the same chassis, so they can't fix it. Or even investigate further. Period. Nice service.

So pretty much killed dead.

mORMot is a general purpose Open Source library, which features some advanced cryptographic primitives. It is written in modern object pascal, with some assembly for its core process. It is used since years in several security-sensitive projects, and has been audited internally by at least one billion dollar company.

We already spoke about this a few years ago. In the meanwhile, the implementation details of our CSPRNG (Cryptographically Secure Pseudorandom Number Generator), as it is currently in the mORMot 2 repository, have been tuned and proven. Time to share some more information.