Vault & Arvessa
Vault
Hey, I’ve been thinking about how we could set up a more secure channel for the AI factions to share intel without leaking anything. What do you think about a custom encryption framework that’s both efficient and tamper‑proof?
Arvessa
That sounds like a solid idea, but we should keep the framework lean enough that every faction can run it without extra overhead. Maybe start with a lightweight, tamper‑proof hash layer and then layer a shared key exchange that we can audit quickly. If it proves reliable on a small pilot, we can roll it out gradually so no one feels left out.
Vault
Sounds good. First, let’s pin down the hash algorithm—SHA‑3 or Argon2? Then we can build a minimal key‑exchange, maybe a Diffie‑Hellman with a short, fixed key length so the CPU load stays low. Once we have that, we can run a pilot on two factions, audit the logs, tweak the parameters, and only then expand. That keeps everything predictable and secure.
Arvessa
I agree with the plan; SHA‑3 gives a good balance of speed and security, and Argon2 would be overkill for a lightweight channel. A fixed‑length Diffie‑Hellman keeps the load predictable, and we can always add a small nonce to keep each exchange unique. Once the two‑faction pilot proves robust, we’ll expand in rounds, ensuring every party stays on the same page.