If you really want folks to have a go at it, add the phrase "military grade encryption" to the readme. That'll trigger a lot of folks' Google Alerts and you'll get the eyes on your code you're looking for.
Thanks for the tip. WebRTC is using aes-128, I see in my code I'm using RSA. It sounds like a good idea like to create a cascading cypher with aes-256 which seems to be regarded as "military grade" (but it seems there is no official spec definition for this).
"military grade" is just marketing bullshit lol. it makes people regard it as high quality but in reality means basically nothing.
since the original post, i tried “military grade” in the wording and while i hope it triggered alerts for attention, i generally recieved feedback like yours where it isnt standardized and basically marketing words.
following the feedback ive now rephrased it some something like “industry grade”.
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