zeroize 0.4.1

Securely zero memory while avoiding compiler optimizations: cross-platform secure intrinsics for zeroing memory, using FFI to invoke OS intrinsics on stable Rust (with support for Linux, Windows, macOS/iOS, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, DragonflyBSD), or the unstable 'volatile_set_memory()` intrinsic on nightly. No insecure fallbacks, no dependencies, no std, no functionality besides securely zeroing memory.
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zeroize

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This version has 7 feature flags, 6 of them enabled by default.

default

  • linux-backport
  • std
  • windows

linux-backport

  • cc
  • semver

std

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

windows

  • cc

cc

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

semver

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

nightly

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.