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I understand this repo may not be maintained as it has not been updated since 2015, however was wondering security-wise if the SRP standard implementation has changed since then. I see that this is version SRP-6a which appears to be the latest on http://srp.stanford.edu/design.html, just wondering though.
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SRP-6a is the latest that I was aware of, but I stopped really paying attention to SRP several years ago, in favor of SPAKE2, which is a lot cleaner and has a solid security proof.
I've got implementations in Python and Rust, and I know of an implementation in Go. For Javascript, there's a PR to SJCL that would add SPAKE2 support, but SJCL hasn't seen a lot of activity in the last few years so I'm not sure it will ever get landed (however SJCL is definitely worth a look, as crypto tools on JS go).
I understand this repo may not be maintained as it has not been updated since 2015, however was wondering security-wise if the SRP standard implementation has changed since then. I see that this is version SRP-6a which appears to be the latest on http://srp.stanford.edu/design.html, just wondering though.
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