On 2011-11-14 03:51 +0100 (Mon), jb-open...@wisemo.com wrote:
> Running outside TLS context will also allow you to manage
> key selection independently of socket level connection setup [etc. etc.]
Yes, I've actually considered rolling my own cryptosystem for this
stuff. For example, in some situa
For authenticated encryption speed on a typical general purpose processor
(such as Atom), I would suggest AES-128 in GCM (Galois Counter Mode),
this does one 12-round AES per 16 bytes, plus one extra per message, with
no additional hashing algorithm use.
I don't know if that mode is in TLS, or yo
I'm dealing with some of the exact same issues; I am trying to satisfy
a requirement that a rather lightweight host (an embedded system with
an Atom processor) handle conversations with about 5,000 other hosts
with strict latency requirements. I'm currently attempting this as
peer-to-peer TLS commu
Dear All,
Actually in large TLS client deployment network what are the Silence points
we need to take into consideration to have a healthy handshakes with data
traffic without any issues?
i.e. to avoid TLS server overload
If my TLS client does not support Session Resumption(means every time it
