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Not really, from what I understand. Seems they are exchanging a symmetric key via RSA to facilitate two-way encrypted communication. This is pretty standard, br
by orthecreedence 12y ago
Not really, from what I understand. Seems they are exchanging a symmetric key via RSA to facilitate two-way encrypted communication. This is pretty standard, browsers do this via TLS.
- ctz 12y agoTLS does not use a single symmetric key for bidirectional comms. It establishes keys per direction.