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Is masking really necessary when sending from Websocket client

The current Websocket RFC requires that websocket clients mask all data within frames when sending (but server is not required to). The reason the protocol was designed this way is to prevent frame data from being altered by malicious services between the client and server (proxies, etc). However, the masking key is still known to such services (it is sent on a per frame basis at the beginning of each frame)

Is masking really necessary when sending from Websocket client

The current Websocket RFC requires that websocket clients mask all data within frames when sending (but server is not required to). The reason the protocol was designed this way is to prevent frame data from being altered by malicious services between the client and server (proxies, etc). However, the masking key is still known to such services (it is sent on a per frame basis at the beginning of each frame)

Is byte stuffing required when using a packet field length

I’m involved in a project which involves implementing a binary protocol that will be transmitted over TCP. During our early discussions we have hit a brief snag on deciding whether byte stuffing is required if we decide to include the packet length in the field header.

Is byte stuffing required when using a packet field length

I’m involved in a project which involves implementing a binary protocol that will be transmitted over TCP. During our early discussions we have hit a brief snag on deciding whether byte stuffing is required if we decide to include the packet length in the field header.

Is byte stuffing required when using a packet field length

I’m involved in a project which involves implementing a binary protocol that will be transmitted over TCP. During our early discussions we have hit a brief snag on deciding whether byte stuffing is required if we decide to include the packet length in the field header.

CANopen and CAN Driver

CAN Driver means application program that interacts with CAN hardware and helps in initializing setup and communication.

CANopen and CAN Driver

CAN Driver means application program that interacts with CAN hardware and helps in initializing setup and communication.

CANopen and CAN Driver

CAN Driver means application program that interacts with CAN hardware and helps in initializing setup and communication.