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Title : Symmetry for Transport Layer Security
Author : Rick van Rein
Filename : draft-vanrein-tls-symmetry-00.txt
Pages : 9
Date : 2015-09-05
Abstract:
TLS connections can be run over various transports, and can in turn
carry many application protocols. All current transports and at
least some application protocols are capable of running between
symmetric end points, in what could be called peer-to-peer mode, but
the use of TLS introduces a requirement to always assign a client and
server role, thus enforcing asymmetry and complicating symmetric
peer-to-peer protocols. This specification defines a TLS Extension
to remedy that stringency of TLS.
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