We need something better than TLS, a non-standard Maybe an stunnel for CurveCP, or something like PQConnect History has shown djb is usually right He has bee

We need something better than TLS, a non-standard Maybe an stunnel for CurveCP, or something like PQConnect History has shown djb is usually right He has been far more productive at writing software and developing cryptography that has avoided security vulnerabilities than any of the IETF WG members. The best part about his software IMHO is that it is small with low resource requirements and can primarily serve ordinary individual computer users, as opposed to large, complex, steep learning curve software primarily serving corporations like the ones that publish RFCs and send people to IETF meetings Anyone reading this comment is probably using djb's cryptography in TLS. His contributions to today's internet are substantial It really says a lot about "IETF" and other Silicon Valley pseudo-governance that a talented and trustworthy author, who has remained an academic when so many have sold out, gets treated like a nuisance