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Worth a look (authors include D.J. Bernstein): We describe here MinimaLT, a secure network protocol which delivers protected data on the rst packet of a typic
by ableal 13y ago
Worth a look (authors include D.J. Bernstein):
We describe here MinimaLT, a secure network protocol which delivers protected data on the rst packet of a typical client-server connection.
MinimaLT provides substantial protections and is extraordinarily simple to configure
and use. In particular, it provides cryptographic authentication of servers and users; encryption of communication;
simplicity of protocol, implementation, and conguration;
clean IP-address mobility; and DoS protections"
- mrmekon 13y agoIf I hadn't seen DJB's name on this, I would have read the abstract and thought "bullshit!" Now I just assume it's the most brilliant protocol ever written, and the source code is completely illegible :D