the better, faster jvm

Interesting!

sandboxed machine code 🙂

Will check it out! Thanks for the suggestion

there are some really great talks about it

Can u link a few here please,

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sure

Thanks

Cheers! Thanks!

no problem

@HyperGo18 @tredstone I have made master = what’s on npm (v4). What used to be master is now on a different branch called v5.

ok

anyone have any recommendations on useful sites/blogs/channels to keep up with all things web security?

I listen to this interesting podcast called Darknet diaries

^ a good source!

thanks

i've noticed that when i test my api with postman, the response contains an access_token and an sidRefreshToken, but when i test a GET endpoint on my api with a browser, i will receive 3 cookies: access_token, sidRefreshToken and refreshToken any ideas why this is happening?

nvm, i managed to find it on a sub menu

@tredstone , the cookies names should be sAccessToken, sRefreshToken and sIdRefreshToken. There is also a header field called anti-csrf (if you have no disabled CSRF protection).

NuCypher was just suggested for my purpose... checking.

Isn’t that for secret management?

Yes, that's the primary focus.

I see. Ok

I've been working on a port written in go, let me know if you'd like me to open source it

sure! that way I can have a look as well.. (though i'm not too familiar with go). However, very soon, we will be releasing the new architecture of this product, which will mean that a new go driver (which is far simpler), will have to be implemented.

however, also keep in mind that open sourcing it, and if it gains traction, is a lot of work to maintain.. so if you don't want that headache, don't open source it yourself, share it with us, and we will open source and maintain it.. up to you and how much time you have.

you guys can publish it under the supertokens github accoutn if you like