[p2p-hackers] P2P Authentication

Matthew Kaufman matthew at matthew.at
Fri Oct 28 02:39:23 UTC 2005


Kerry Bonin:	
>	Another nice thing about certs is that you don't have to use SSL -
if you still want
> a UDP based protocol, just use the cert to sign your key exchange, then
use a stream
> cipher that can live w/ dropped packets.  I've got a simple protocol for
this I need to
> turn into an RFC and publish as open source, just too many other items in
front of it at
> the moment...
	
You could also look at an existing implementation of a network protocol
stack that provides this type of security; unreliable, partially-reliable
and fully-reliable flows with shared congestion control; and other useful
features like NAT traversal (all on top of UDP) at our website:

http://www.amicima.com/developers/downloads.html

It is GPL'd, so the source is right there if you want to see an example of
how to do this, or just use our stack yourself.

Matthew Kaufman
matthew at matthew.at
www.amicima.com




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