Noise Protocol Framework
A framework for constructing cryptographic protocols that defines a variety of handshake patterns for key exchange and authentication. It has been adopted by protocols such as WireGuard to establish secure, authenticated communication channels.
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The Noise Protocol Framework was proposed by Trevor Perrin, the designer of the Signal protocol; its IK pattern enables zero-RTT encrypted transmission when the initiator already knows the responder's static public key.
Noise Protocol Framework由Signal协议设计者Trevor Perrin提出，相比TLS更精简灵活，适合点对点通信场景
WireGuard uses the IK mode of the Noise Protocol, achieving a 1-RTT handshake and providing forward secrecy.
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The Noise Protocol Framework was proposed by Trevor Perrin, the designer of the Signal protocol; its IK pattern enables zero-RTT encrypted transmission when the initiator already knows the responder's static public key.
60%UnverifiedWireGuard uses the IK mode of the Noise Protocol, achieving a 1-RTT handshake and providing forward secrecy.
60%UnverifiedNoise Protocol Framework由Signal协议设计者Trevor Perrin提出，相比TLS更精简灵活，适合点对点通信场景
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