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    Hi
    According to wiki, using authentication prevent from delayed replay attack, but what about using only rfm69 hardware encryption, Isn't safe ?

    Regards

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    • L lood29

      Hi
      According to wiki, using authentication prevent from delayed replay attack, but what about using only rfm69 hardware encryption, Isn't safe ?

      Regards

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      @lood29 no it is not safe

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      • L lood29

        Hi
        According to wiki, using authentication prevent from delayed replay attack, but what about using only rfm69 hardware encryption, Isn't safe ?

        Regards

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        @lood29 encryption is not authentication, these are different things

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