Subj : Re: Directly include binary data in messages
To   : Alexey Vissarionov
From : Tim Schattkowsky
Date : Tue Mar 22 2022 01:36 am

//Hello Alexey,//

on *21.03.22* at *22:55:50* You wrote in Area *FTSC_PUBLIC*
to *Tim Schattkowsky* about *"Directly include binary data in messages"*.

 AV> TLS is not about the security - it is (really "was") mostly about the
 AV> mutual authentification. It could work as designed (in the era of SSL 2.0
 AV> and before), but the emerge of HTTPS killed some key features of it.

- TLS (Transport Layer *Security*) is besides authentication about establishing an encrypted connection between endpoints, just like its predecessor SSL (*Secure* Socket Layers)
- HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol *Secure*) is HTTP over a secured connection (SSL or TLS) 

 TS>> Unless I missed something, the messages people write are currently
 TS>> mostly transported using BinkP, which makes this sort of relevant.

 AV> You appear to be missing the key point: binkp is defined by its'
 AV> reference implementation (binkd), and the FTS-1026 plays the secondary
 AV> role.

Totally not helpful comment ;)

Regards,
Tim

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