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A new standard in secure networking

A simple yet elegant design is presented to secure a network. Through the use of cryptography each possible communications path is encrypted under a unique key with those keys negotiated through elliptic curve based public key cryptography. Digital signatures are used to verify the origin and integrity of negotiation packets. Key changing is handled automatically. No special control layer is needed beyond that which ordinary Ethernet networks already implement. The use of public key cryptography insures that it is impossible for one station to impersonate another or for any station to ease drop on the unicast communications of another pair of stations. Traffic analysis is made extremely difficult for everyone, including insiders, through the use of randomly generated path variables and common packet design. Access control is possible on a per station basis, with each station able to control which other nodes it will accept communications from. The future addition of a userspace program for key management will allow central management and control of systems.