RAIDA-Proposed-Network-Protocol

This is a protocol that may be used in the future to communicate with the RAIDA

The proposed protocol will use UDP and not TCP. Any port may be used except 80 and 443.

There will be several services that can be answered by the server. The first byte specifies the service that is being accessed:

00000000 Multi-Detect
00000001 Single-Detect
00000010 Multi-fix
00000011 Single-fix
00000100 Multi-Ticket
00000101 Single-Ticket

Multi-Detect

After that, there are repeating fields of 36 bytes.

1 Byte Network Number (N)
3 Bytes Serial Number (S)
1 Byte Instructions (I)
16 Bytes Authenticity Number (A)
16 Bytes Proposed Authenticty Number (P)

NSSSIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP

1 Byte	3 Byte	1 Byte	16 Byte	16 Byte
Network Number	Serial Number	Instructions	Authenticity Number	Proposed Authenticty Number

Instructions:

00000000 Clear text, no special instructions
00000001 Encrypted using Public Key

Every bit may have a different meaning. Now the rest are reserved for future use.

There is no ending bytes. The server will calculate how many requests there are.