I've begun writing a simple implementation of the SSH v2 protocol.
I'm looking at the SSH-TRANS speicification document, and I'm confused by
an ambiguity on page 12.
It says that the client sends 'e' and the server replies with 'f', where e
and f are the Diffie Hellman exchange values. It does NOT specify how
these values are to be encoded. Should I expect that they are X.509
encoded? Or are they actually transmitted plain?
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