orla has a protocol extension
that appears to do the job.
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Does anyone know of a DTLS implementation for Java? I'd rather avoid
using OpenSSL through JNI if I possibly can.
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f SSL is a necessary first step? You seem to be putting the
cart in front of the horse.
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Ian Grigg wrote:
Tom Weinstein wrote:
In threat analysis, you have to base your assessment on capabilities,
not intentions. If an attack is possible, then you must guard against
it. It doesn't matter if you think potential attackers don't intend to
attack you that way, because you re
, then you must guard against
it. It doesn't matter if you think potential attackers don't intend to
attack you that way, because you really don't know if that's true or not
and they can always change their minds without telling you.
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ser-friendly UI for crypto stuff that doesn't compromise
security has been (and continues to be) the greatest obstacle to getting
people to use this stuff.
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