Is this TCP socket encryption and password storage implementations secure enough?

I’d like to know if this communication technique is secure enough against attacks, both on the connection itself and the password-storing procedures.

Both the client and the server have access to 2 pre-shared static keys:
Enc Key A (32-by… Continue reading Is this TCP socket encryption and password storage implementations secure enough?

Does the browser reuse the SSL negotiation process (and/or the tcp connection) for additional resources? [migrated]

If a script tag https://domain.com/script.js is loaded to a website, and then in this script there are additional calls to the same domain, such as an AJAX (xhr) request to https://domain.com/another-resource, will the browser do the SSL n… Continue reading Does the browser reuse the SSL negotiation process (and/or the tcp connection) for additional resources? [migrated]

Can UDP traffic be transmitted over TCP ports on OpenVpn to avoid the TCP meltdown [closed]

I understand the TCP meltdown problem is associated with overcompensation from errors and incorrect sequencing when arriving the the receiver end. OpenVpn connections are recommended to use the UDP protocol.
Does this mean that the connect… Continue reading Can UDP traffic be transmitted over TCP ports on OpenVpn to avoid the TCP meltdown [closed]

Telegram Zeek, you’re my main notice

Notices in Zeek Zeek’s Notice Framework enables network operators to specify how potentially interesting network findings can be reported. This decoupling of detection and reporting highlights Zeek’s flexibility: a notice-worthy event in network A may … Continue reading Telegram Zeek, you’re my main notice

is the UDP or TCP protocol best suited for a so called stealth counter scan for open or closed ports [closed]

I’m working on a project where the program can detect when its being scanned for malicious purposes by checking how many ports are being scanned at the same time and scanning them back using the SYN method for TCP and the IMCP response for… Continue reading is the UDP or TCP protocol best suited for a so called stealth counter scan for open or closed ports [closed]