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README.md

Jelly Fortress

A fork of Bouncy Castle guided by a few principles:

  • The Java Security API is powerful. Provide compatibility with it through JellyFortressProvider as much as possible.
  • The Java Standard Library and Android/Conscrypt provide secure, performant implementations of many algorithms via the Java Security API. Use them instead of rolling our own crypto.