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by default we encrypt headers only when using authenticated connections. It is a matter of changing a flag to make this "everything" encrypted. Our encryption is currently weak xor, but Robert Watson is working on patches for all kinds of encryption. - Peter - At 08:43 AM 2/7/99 -0800, you wrote: >hi there: > >i set up a coda client this weekend, accessed the testserver at cmu, and >am very impressed. > >after going through the setup docs and security paper on the coda web >site, i still do not understand if communications beyond the initial >authentication is encrypted. > >the security writeup ``Coda Authentication and Protection'', linked as >``Notes and explanations about Coda securtiy.'' was interesting but >still didn't make it clear whether coda is encrypting all communications >or if the references to encryption in coda apply to the authentication >process only. > >if anyone on the list has a better clue than me, please share! >-- > sean dreilinger, mlis > mailto:sean_at_durak.org > http://durak.org/seanReceived on 1999-02-10 14:40:39