Remove reference to the (deprecated) `bscrypt` collection.
-This software is modular (i.e., the `fiobj`, `bscrypt` and `evio` modules) and each module should be considered independantly licensed under the MIT license.
+This software is modular (i.e., the `fiobj` and `evio` modules) and each module should be considered independantly licensed under the MIT license.
This software implements cryptographic algorithms such as SHA1, SHA2 and SipHash.
It should be noted that different countries might restrict the use / importation (download) of cryptographic devices / software. You should make sure to comply with the laws of the appilicable country/countries.
-These algorithms might be subject to their own copyrights, patents and licenses, though I couldn't find any that apply.
+These algorithms might be subject to their own copyrights, patents and licenses, though I couldn't find any that apply I really don't know - you should test this on your own.
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SipHash - from https://131002.net/siphash/
@@ -16,11 +16,11 @@ SipHash - from https://131002.net/siphash/
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SHA1 and SHA2
-SHA1 and SHA2 seem to be in the public domain, developed by NASA.
+SHA1 and SHA2 seem to be in the public domain, developed by/for NASA.
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-The single string, binary, glob matching helper function `fio_glob_match` was rewritten and adapted from:
+The single string, binary, glob matching helper function `fio_glob_match` was **rewritten** (I don't know if the original copyright remains) and adapted from:
https://github.com/opnfv/kvmfornfv/blob/465249b61b72d33fe1fad8d43da332faef22bec0/kernel/lib/glob.c#L12-L122
Licensed under the MIT license, the original code's copyright is as follows:
