Reference "Nonces are Noticed" in the header protection analysis section #3031
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…ion. This paper studies several "nonce hiding" transformations, of which the QUIC header protection algorithm is one. This change replaces the old analysis text with something a bit more crisp.
mikkelfj
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Co-Authored-By: Martin Thomson <mt@lowentropy.net>
Co-Authored-By: Martin Thomson <mt@lowentropy.net>
…ccordingly. Also, add a note about requirements for future header protection variants.
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I'm really happy to see good research on this that confirms our intuitions about one of the most important QUIC-specific constructions. Thanks for doing this Chris. Are you planning to make a similar contribution to DTLS 1.3? |
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My pleasure. :-)
Yep! |
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This paper studies several "nonce hiding" transformations, of which the QUIC
header protection algorithm is one. This change replaces the old analysis
text with something a bit more crisp.