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learning about the ITU-T X.274 Transport Layer Security Protocol and its basically what if IETF TLS but made in 1994
if Netscape had used this instead of the (hilariously broken) SSL 1.0 we'd have had significantly fewer problems in the 2000s
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@q It was specified for the OSI stack, so you would be shifting a lot more than SSL to X.274. The Internet Activities Board actually recommended that shift and they were turfed out after the Kobe and Danvers meetings of the IETF. (There was even an OSI integration area in the IETF that ran from 1986-1992: https://datatracker.ietf.org/group/osi/history/)
@q@glauca.space EPHEMERAL DIFFIE HELLMAN! IN NINETEEN NINETY FOUR!