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title: "KERI Dev Focus Call #14, 2023-03-30"
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date: "2023-03-30"
year: 2023
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# KERI Dev Focus Call #14, 2023-03-30

Status of secp256r1 (the curve in hardware security modules and the Apple Secure Enclave, timely for GLEIF) and secp256k1, both now using randomized signatures, and of release 0.4.0 with WebAssembly (WASM) bindings. Also the FFI (foreign function interface) direction toward PyO3 and running KERIpy tests on CESRide, the paused Parside PRs and where Creder belongs among CESRide, Parside and Signifide, a working CESR parser in Elixir, and a planned whiteboarding session at IIW (Internet Identity Workshop).

Labels: reading level Practitioner; evidence informative (an author's paper, deck, tutorial or post explaining the suite).
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