How deeply does Server-Side WebAssembly cover encryption?

Explains project setup, dependencies, bindings, exported functions, and runtime constraints, but does not develop cryptographic theory.

Encryption

As explained in Server-Side WebAssembly

Encryption is the process of transforming readable plaintext into ciphertext using a key so that unauthorized parties cannot read it.

Encryption protects sensitive data by transforming it with a key. Here, encryption and decryption run inside a libSQL database as sandboxed WebAssembly UDFs, avoiding unnecessary transfer of plaintext to other systems. section 5.3.1

The implementation must respect WebAssembly isolation and libSQL type compatibility: it cannot access network, filesystem, or system time, and uses supported primitive, string, or byte types. section 5.3.1

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ciphertextproduces · Ciphertext is data produced by encryption whose original content is intended to be unreadable without the required decryption capability.
Base64contrasts with · Base64 is a binary-to-text encoding scheme that represents arbitrary bytes using a fixed 64-character alphabet and provides no confidentiality.
plaintextproduces · Plaintext is information in a directly readable, unencrypted form rather than a cryptographically encoded form.
hash functioncontrasts with · A hash function deterministically maps input data to a value in a bounded output range, commonly for indexing, lookup, comparison, or integrity checking.
homomorphic encryptionincludes · Homomorphic encryption is encryption that permits specified computations on ciphertexts whose decrypted results correspond to computations on the underlying plaintexts.
symmetric key encryptionincludes · Symmetric-key encryption is cryptography that uses the same shared secret key, or equivalent derived key material, to encrypt and decrypt data.

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