Bundy

Bundy is a small library that allows verification and signatures of parcels of data. Unlike fernet which encrypts and creates opaque blobs, Bundy allows a client to inspect and see the data. It is transparent, and should NOT be used to store secrets.

Use cases are:

• Signing cookies or tokens that a client should be able to read and parse, but not alter.
• In place of JWT, but without many of the complications and issues that come with JWT.

Why is this named Bundy?

Fernet is named after an Italian spirit - Bundy is named after an Australian spirit.

lib.rs:

Bundy provides the ability to sign and verify pieces of serialisable data in a way that makes misusing it difficult. It is heavily inspired by Fernet. These transparent data can be then inspected by clients for their content, while a server may verify that they have not been tampered with.