The point is that, ironically, new standards may have been a better option.
Bolting on extensions to existing protocols not designed to be secure, while improving the situation, has been so far unable to address all of the security concerns leaving major gaps. It's just a fact.
Bolting on extensions to existing protocols not designed to be secure, while improving the situation, has been so far unable to address all of the security concerns leaving major gaps. It's just a fact.