two things: 1. I would love it if MSFT, as the new owner, gave up on the cat-and-mouse of security through obscurity and obfuscation and settled on a published

two things: 1. I would love it if MSFT, as the new owner, gave up on the cat-and-mouse of security through obscurity and obfuscation and settled on a published and peer-reviewed protocol. I am sick of the memory footprint and cpu spikes in having to run skype clients because 70% of its resources are dedicated to hiding what is really going on. I would love a nice, clean, light version 2. we can well assume that if this is happening in the public domain then it was probably done a few years ago behind closed doors at the NSA et al