DIP-11 Zamel

DIP-11 is part of the Zamel suite of protocols that enables secure communication and data exchange between two entities. It is a low-level architecture and is designed to establish secure transmission of data over local networks or the internet. DIP-11 is a secure, encrypted protocol for bi-directional communication between two entities that is flexible enough to be used with a variety of communications protocols. It works similarly to a Virtual Private Network (VPN) by using two separate, secure channels between two entities, but utilizes an encrypted tunnel between them instead of sending data over the public internet. This extra layer of security is provided by the DIP-11 protocol which uses a combination of asymmetric encryption, Digital Signatures and Message Authentication Codes (MACs) to ensure only authorized parties can access the data being sent or received. DIP-11 is designed to work with a variety of communication protocols including TCP/IP, UDP, SIP and XMPP, and can be used to establish secure communication channels over public, private or hybrid networks.