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WireGuard rests upon peers exchanging static public keys with each other a prior...

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WireGuard rests upon peers exchanging static public keys with each other a priori, as their static identities. The secrecy of all data sent relies on the security of the Curve25519 ECDH function. In order to mitigate any future advances in quantum computing, WireGuard also supports a mode in which any pair of peers might additionally pre-share a single 256-bit symmetric encryption key between themselves, in order to add an additional layer of symmetric encryption.

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