Hi, At Mon, 12 May 2014 10:44:45 +0200, Cyril Soler wrote: > > The methods that perform the encryption/decryption are: > > void p3ChatService::receiveTurtleData() > void p3ChatService::sendTurtleData() > > ... in libretroshare/src/services/p3chatservice.cc > > The key is generated just below, in > > bool p3ChatService::createDistantChatInvite() > > As you can see, it is signed and then encrypted. Only the destination knows > who issued the invite. > When using a tunnel to talk, intermediate peers have no information about who > is the source and destination of the tunnel (by design). > > There's a few places for improving that code. In particular the fixed buffer > sizes that might cause problems, and the lack of padding > before AES encryption. > > Distant chat invites are decrypted in > > bool p3ChatService::initiateDistantChatConnexion()
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