--- gvpe/NEWS	2013/07/13 04:24:44	1.113
+++ gvpe/NEWS	2013/07/16 16:44:36	1.114
@@ -4,7 +4,38 @@
 TODO: gcm mode?
 TODO: replace ripemd160 as the only authentication hash.
 TODO: increase rsa size.
+TODO: replace transport bits by transport endpoint structs?
+TODO: ecdh to avoid session replay attacks
+TODO: http://incog-izick.blogspot.de/2011/08/using-openssl-aes-gcm.html
+TODO: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12153009/openssl-c-example-of-aes-gcm-using-evp-interfaces
 
+proposed: 3 types, req, resreq, res
+
+req (hmac1) rsa(seqno1 hmac1 aes1 seqno2 hmac2 aes2 auth) ecdh1
+res (hmac1) hash(rsa-contents) ecdh2
+
+req hmac0(*) rsa(seqno hmac0 hmac aes auth) hkdf-salt ecdh1
+res hmac0(rsa-contents ecdh2)
+   hmac_key = hkdf(hkdf-salt, hmac | ecdh)
+   aes_key  = hkdf(hkdf-salt, aes  | ecdh)
+
+	- INCOMPATIBLE CHANGE: core protocol version 1.0.
+        - while individual packets couldn't be replayed, a whole session
+          could be replayed - this has been fixed by an extra key exchange.
+        - in addition to rsa key exchange and authentication, the handshake now
+          adds a diffie-hellman key exchange (using curve25119) for perfect
+          forward secrecy. mac and cipher keys are derived using HKDF.
+        - rsa key sizes are now configurable and larger (default is 3072).
+          correspondingly, the minimum mtu is no longer 296 but 576.
+        - fixed a potential (unverified) buffer overrun on rsa decryption.
+        - RAND_bytes was used when generating session keys, potentially
+          leading to temporary freezes when entropy was low.
+        - gvpectrl no longer generates all missing public keys, but
+          only missing private keys. private keys are also put
+          into the configured location.
+        - the pid-file now accepts %s as nodename as elsewhere.
+
+2.25 Sat Jul 13 06:42:33 CEST 2013
 	- INCOMPATIBLE CHANGE: no longer enable udp protocol if no other
           protocols are enabled - this is necessary when you have nodes with
           completely unknown protocols, to force mediated connection requests.