libseal
Implements SEAL (Segmented Encryption and Authentication Layer), a construction that realizes random-access authenticated encryption (raAE). By stf.
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Announcing is a node declaring it will serve the repository; what is on that node's disk cannot be verified from here. The median repository is seeded by 6 nodes.
Seed count over time
The seed count rose from 1 to 12 over 4 days of recorded history (5 November to 8 November 2026). The largest single change was +7 on 6 November 2026, across 2 recorded moves. The line moves only on a clear change; small ones do not show.
1 → 8 typical seeds, latest 12
against 5 November 2026, the oldest day recorded · the latest dates from 8 November 2026, too new to move the typical count
Activity
The default branch has 28 commits, the first on 5 Nov 2026, all in the last 90 days.
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- Grouped
- Commits too close together to draw apart, with their count where there is room.
- Row totals
- Each row's number is its total for the dates in view.
About this repository
- Repository ID
rad:z3wp7SxqLnD2XbwYZB8zFxTEvt4Jq- Delegates
- stf
did:key:z6Mkp4xT755Ur1aYRGFymiKLbeoyZtJ7pQetERAppc9h2yD1 - First seen by radicle.at
- 5 November 2026
- Last seen
- 8 November 2026
- Classification
- Community. Published by a peer on the Radicle network. This site's own label; the repository does not declare it.
More by stf
| Repository | Seeds | 7d |
|---|---|---|
| emu8051-headless-fork | 13 | 0 |
| zphinx | 12 | 0 |
| libopaque | 11 | 0 |
| UA-8295-NSA | 11 | +4 |
| klutshnik | 10 | 0 |
stf maintains 12 repositories here, including this one. See all of them · Chart these together
Seed it too
Run this in a terminal on a machine with a Radicle node (radicle.dev to install one):
rad seed rad:z3wp7SxqLnD2XbwYZB8zFxTEvt4JqSeeding replicates the repo and counts your node toward the seed count above, which can take a while to show. Tap the command to copy it.
To seed every public repository at once, run a permissive seed node, one that takes whatever the network offers. The Radicle seeder guide covers setup, and radicle-seed-prune frees disk as it fills, so there is no minimum disk to start with.