Re: DCPP

Sebastian Gottschalk <seppi@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Swapping can occur at every moment

No.

Page swapping is implemented by an LRU or derived algorithms. A used page
will not be swapped out randomly.

And, of course, this is an issue. You can trivially mark small regions of
memory as non-swappable.

Here you're right. But it is not significant.

The Triple-Blowfish is what the implementation offers, thus the claim
actually holds: There is a 1344 bit cipher-cascade in the product.

There is no claim "There is a 1344 bit cipher-cascade in the product."
or I didn't find it.

And: more than 256bit with a secure block cypher is nonsense, too.
Well, that's clear.

OK.

Yours,
VB.
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