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TLS 1.3 record layer
The part of TLS 1.3 that chops the data stream into chunks and encrypts each one.
Once keys are established, application data still has to be packaged for transmission. The record layer frames the byte stream into records and encrypts and authenticates each with the negotiated keys. It is the machinery that actually protects the data flowing over an established TLS 1.3 connection.
See also
- TLS 1.3The current, streamlined version of the TLS encryption protocol.
- traffic secret / traffic keysThe per-direction keys TLS derives to encrypt the actual data flowing each way.
- TLSThe protocol that encrypts internet connections — the 's' in HTTPS.
Referenced by
TLS · TLS 1.3 · traffic secret / traffic keys · transcript hash