Keyless encryption? Seriously? With the painful jargon of your article, the "F-module" needs something more than a timestamp to use as a key. - If it's its "s

Keyless encryption? Seriously? With the painful jargon of your article, the "F-module" needs something more than a timestamp to use as a key. - If it's its "system image" or something that depends on it, those bits are only known to one party and need to be sent to the other party through a secure channel. - If it comes from the "assembler", there must be secure channels between the assembler and each endpoint. Are you suggesting some scheme of centralized key exchange, or some technique to camouflage cryptographic messages in extraneous traffic? What happens in the realistic threat model in which the enemy can read, but not delete or alter, all network packets exchanged in the whole protocol?