2013/9/7 Niklas Schnelle
> Dear OpenSSL users,
>
> what can be done to improve the situation.
>
One option is to switch from central SSL Certs to selfsigned SSL Certs in a
p2p environment
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-signed_certificate
SSL sends the key over D/H exchange, which could be att
I think the RFC you mention is more a "reply" protocol, rather than an
"echo protocol" with a "total algorhytmus" utilized by this.
A RFC has to be written still. Anyone? It s still a good research project
for students.
The TTL seems to be replaced by bounces in the latest lib according to
lib-SVN.
Thanks both, though I think new software deserves constructive criticisms
and not some sort of brief and impulsive whims.
But thank you for your time, so these items can be discussed by more
experienced people. Don´t reduce a lot of work of developers into your
personal interpretation of failures,
GoldBug.sf.net - Secure Instant Messenger
http://goldbug.sourceforge.net/
Please evaluate the OpenSSL implemntation
Any comments, is it really secure?
as it implements the new echo chat protocol, which is designed for only
non-plaintext chat.
Regards Randolph
