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Yup, certainly it can be (very) hard to build stable and secure software, especially when the cryptography on which it depends isn't as secure as it's considered to be. And the only way to trust the software by 100% is to make it with your bare hands - which requires: a lot of time, a lot of motivation and also a lot of money. And thanks for the Github link. I didn't searched for it at all (sorry for that), and it looks like a nice thing.