Encrypted Messages between KNOTs
Encrypted Message Life Tasks
The plaintext message is encrypted by the sender Notebook PC and passed to it’s own server.
After this operation is completed, the Notebook removes it.
The server, sends message to the recipient knot in encrypted form and only after receipt, finally removes it.
The recipient knot’s server transfers it to it’s recipient Notebook (it’s client).
After this operation is finished, the recipient server removes the message from its memory.
The recipient Notebook, proceeds to transform the encrypted message into a plaintext message.
Graphics simulation of encrypted message life flow below
The KNOT (server side) merely transmits or receives encrypted messages. It’s incapable of decoding them: this task is the exclusive responsibility of the client.
KNOT has the message only in RAM memory, does not save to any local device
The Key is unique for each pair of Knots.
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