I lead Platform Engineering at Amagi, where I own the shared identity, infrastructure and AI layer that every internal product runs on. Before this I ran security engineering there.
Most of what I build is plumbing. The useful parts end up here.
Xipher encrypts data for someone who has published nothing but a password-derived key. Your password is the private key, so there is no key file to lose. Hybrid X25519 with ML-KEM-1024, Argon2id and XChaCha20-Poly1305, shipped as a CLI, a Go library, a WASM build and a browser app.
SLV holds secrets you can git commit on purpose. They
stay in the repository beside the code they belong to, and there is no secret
store to run. Presented at Black Hat Arsenal twice, in Asia 2024 and Europe
2025.
shib.me publishes a Xipher key, so you need nothing from me first:
xipher encrypt text --fetch -k shib.meThere is a browser version at xipher.org/?xk=shib.me if you would rather not install anything.



