SDL 0317 - SDL Protocol Security Specification #1138
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@theresalech this proposal is ready for Livio review Please note this is just a revision for an existing proposal which discussion has been closed as inactive in #1070 |
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Hi @AKalinich-Luxoft , I've left some comments for your review. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns with addressing. Thank you!
theresalech
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@theresalech all comments have been addressed. Please take a look at the latest proposal version |
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This proposal adds the documentation and specification around protected communication, encryption and handshake to the SDL protocol specification. It is a collaborated effort with Ford and Luxoft to protect the implemented SDL security from unexpected changes and to allow SDL Evolution proposals to improve it.