[Hipsec] New crypto for HIP
Robert Moskowitz <rgm@htt-consult.com> Wed, 28 August 2019 20:43 UTC
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Subject: [Hipsec] New crypto for HIP
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I am a bit frustrated here on delays on a number of fronts. I have been working silently to put some final touches on DEX and discussions on Native NAT. But more time on Hierarchical HITs, along with advancements in cryptography. I am looking for a co-author that is familiar with HIP's crypto use and Edward Curves and Keccek. The goal is to provide all HIP crypto with these new algorithms. A device will not need any of the old asymmetric or symmetric crypto if it follows this draft. Of course that violates some of the MUSTs in BEX, but I am thinking about how to finesse that in constrained environments... Bob
- [Hipsec] New crypto for HIP Robert Moskowitz