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There is a benefit from this "half-assed" encrypted transport, though-- someone in the middle who can inject packets can't disrupt your connection.
by mlyle 5y ago
There is a benefit from this "half-assed" encrypted transport, though-- someone in the middle who can inject packets can't disrupt your connection.
- tptacek 5y agoWhatever they did to get into a vantage point where they can predict sequence numbers gives them a bunch of other tools to disrupt connectivity.
- mlyle 5y agoPerhaps, perhaps not.
- thomashabets2 5y agoAside from DDoS, no not really. Not if every single accepted packet needs to be signed.