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They should be regarded as expensive today, because key exchange is one of distinct parts of the attack surface of an SSL implementation. The less often this exchange is visible to eavesdroppers, the better.


Repeated TLS reconnections do not necessarily invoke the entire key exchange.


.. I don't think that's a very realistic concern, is it?




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