encrypted udp transport · by primetype
Slither
Sealed on dispatch, delivered in order — and it finds you when you move.
Two peers exchange encrypted, reliable, unordered messages over UDP — plus streams and datagrams — authenticated by raw public keys. No certificates, no TLS, no PKI. A Noise IK handshake on the way in, QUIC-shaped streams once you are through, and a connection that keeps working when your address changes.
a peer is its public key reject an identity before the DH is spent connections roam drivable without a kernel
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unaudited · pre-1.0
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Two slither endpoints — the real protocol, compiled to WebAssembly — handshaking and talking to each other inside a Web Worker, over slither's own in-memory test network. Browsers cannot send UDP, so nothing here touches a socket; the fabric underneath is the same kernel-free one every slither flow test runs on, which is rather the point. Timers run on a paused clock, so a twenty-five-second protocol timeout resolves in milliseconds. Source.
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