> - No public-key-encryption really means "outsource sender identification to the network layer" Yeah I didn't read the full paper but from the abstract my int

> - No public-key-encryption really means "outsource sender identification to the network layer" Yeah I didn't read the full paper but from the abstract my intuition was telling me they just assumed away a bunch of things that are fairly necessary when actually implementing a BFT consensus as part of the environment.