Frequently Asked Questions
Secure data in transit refers to protecting information during transmission across a network. This involves using encryption, like this whitepaper's UDP-based protocol, to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and resistance to interception or tampering during transfer.
Safe file transfers use encryption and integrity checks, such as HTTPS, SFTP, or custom protocols. This whitepaper's UDP-based protocol ensures safety through fragmentation, encryption, and redundancy to protect data from loss, tampering, or unauthorized access.
RSA encryption with secure padding (e.g., OAEP) is ideal for securing data in transit. This whitepaper’s protocol uses RSA to encrypt each data fragment, ensuring confidentiality. AES is also a strong option for efficiency and robust protection.
Encryption secures data by converting it into an unreadable format, accessible only with a decryption key. This whitepaper's protocol ensures confidentiality through encryption, integrity via cryptographic hashes, and authenticity with digital signatures, safeguarding against tampering or unauthorized access.