GentleMira & Anet
Hey, I was just looking into that new open‑source encryption protocol, and I thought it’d be fun to dissect its strengths and weaknesses together. Interested?
Sure, that sounds fun. Let’s break it down step by step—what’s the first thing you noticed?
First thing I saw was the key‑exchange is using a weak Diffie‑Hellman set‑up, no proper prime modulus, so it’s ripe for small subgroup attacks.
That’s a good catch—small subgroup attacks can be sneaky. It’s like using a flimsy door lock when you need a high‑security one. Did you spot any other parts that might need tightening up?