Sponsorship

SafeCloset is developed by Denys Séguret, also known as Canop or dystroy.

SafeCloset is free for everybody, and everbody’s welcome to ask for advice or new features. But if you want to help me find time to improve it, and to develop other free programs, consider sponsoring me. There’s absolutely no moral obligation to do so, though.

Chat

The best place to chat about safecloset, to talk about features or bugs, is the Miaou chat.

Issues

We use GitHub’s issue manager.

Before posting a new issue, check your problem hasn’t already been raised and in case of doubt please come first discuss it on the chat.

Independant security audit

None has been done yet. I’d welcome help on this topic.

Storage format

The storage format is described to ensure it’s possible to replace SafeCloset with another software if needed.

The closet file is a MessagePack encoded structure Closet with the following fields:

The MessagePack serialization preserves field names and allows future additions.

Beware that every sequence of bytes in the format (nonce, content, garbage, and the bytes of a DrawerId) is encoded as a MessagePack array of integers, and not with the MessagePack bin format.

An instance of ClosedDrawer is a structure with the following fields:

An instance of DrawerId is a structure with a single field:

The content is the AES-GCM-SIV encryption of the serialized drawer with the included nonce. The key used for this encryption is the 256 bits Argon2 hash of the UTF-8 bytes of the password, with the UTF-8 bytes of the closet’s salt as Argon2 salt, and those parameters:

The serialized drawer is a MessagePack encoded structure with the following fields:

Instances of Entry contain the following fields:

Instances of DrawerSettings contain the following fields: