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@umbra-privacy/nimbus-identity

v0.1.1

Published

9 days ago

The Umbra identity commitment: keys, ML-KEM keypair, bindings and root, derived through a labelled HKDF and sampled in constant time, with every outside function injected by the caller. Pre-release (0.x): every API, type and behaviour is subject to change

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@umbra-privacy/nimbus-identity

The Nimbus identity commitment: its keys, its ML-KEM keypair, its bindings and its root. Keys are derived through a labelled HKDF and sampled in constant time, and every outside function is passed in by the caller.

Most apps don't install it directly. It is a building block of @umbra-privacy/nimbus-solana-web, which installs it for you.

Pre-release (0.x): every API, type and behaviour is subject to change at any time, as and when the Nimbus Privacy team (built by Umbra Privacy) decides or requires.

Install

pnpm add @umbra-privacy/nimbus-identity

Entry points

@umbra-privacy/nimbus-identity: Deriving the identity from a recovery phrase, seed or secret, computing its commitment, and writing its secrets as words.
@umbra-privacy/nimbus-identity/verify: Checks a disclosure of an identity's slots against its commitment, without any key.
@umbra-privacy/nimbus-identity/conformance: Known-answer checks for every dependency a caller passes in, run once at start-up.
@umbra-privacy/nimbus-identity/testing: Fixtures, so a consumer's tests need no key management of their own.
@umbra-privacy/nimbus-identity/types: Every type the package declares, including the dependencies a caller passes in.

License

Apache-2.0

Nimbus Privacy (built by Umbra Privacy)