Show HN: CipherStash Stack – Data Level Access Control in TS/JS
CipherStash Stack introduces Data Level Access Control (DLAC) for TypeScript applications, allowing individual data values to be encrypted and accessed based on user identity. This approach enhances data security by ensuring that protection travels with the data itself. The stack consists of five composable components, enabling teams to implement encryption gradually and efficiently.
- ▪CipherStash Stack provides building blocks for Data Level Access Control in TypeScript apps.
- ▪DLAC enforces access on individual data values, with encryption tied to user identity.
- ▪The stack includes components for encryption, key management, a proxy, authentication, and agent skills.
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