Hello,
Our client/server applications communicate using TROSuperTCPServer using tetRijndael encryption.
We have a request from one of our larger customers who want to secure their traffic with an application tag. Specifically they want to know if there is some form of connection string that thet can use to tag the application. They mentioned that one solution would to Wireshark the connection and see what they can come up with.
Can you help with any such communication string?
Thanks.
// Thom
can you rephrase your question, pls?
do you mean something like supertcp://host:port/protocol?
you can transform original stream as you like with message envelopes.
see Message Envelopes article for more details.,
Hi EvgenyK,
What it seems like to me is that are interested in adding extra security on top of the encrypted stream.
Is there some sort of header that is sent back and forth from client/server that applications such as Wireshark can read?
Or is everything encrypted?
// Thom
nothing can be read from encryption stream data.
you can replace tetRijndael with AES encryption envelope - it does the same Rijndael encryption.
in this case, you can read ROENV marker and name of envelope.
you can create a custom message envelope. here you can apply your own encryption algorithm, like OR, XOR, or something else