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In general, consult the libsodium documentation at [Libsodium documentation](https://download.libsodium.org/doc/)

The original NaCl documentation is nowadays largely superceded by the
The original NaCl documentation is nowadays largely superseded by the
libsodium documentation, but it is still worth a visit [NaCl website](https://nacl.cr.yp.to)

but also note that our interface has full Edoc documentation,
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an attacker can time the response in order to guess at how many
bytes where matched. This in turn enables some attacks where you use
a foreign system as an oracle in order to learn the structure of a
string, breaking the cryptograhic system in the process.
string, breaking the cryptographic system in the process.

## Versions

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implementation roughly consists of two major sections:

* *Authenticated encryption:* provides a `box` primitive which
encrypts and then also authenticates a message. The reciever is only
encrypts and then also authenticates a message. The receiver is only
able to open the sealed box if they posses the secret key and the
authentication from the sender is correct.
* *Signatures:* allows one party to sign a message (not encrypting it)
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