as0xD56
as0xD56 is a fictional open-source software framework designed for secure, low-latency peer-to-peer communication among Internet of Things devices. It provides a lightweight protocol stack and reference implementations intended for research and education within the NovaTech ecosystem.
The project originated in 2018 as a collaborative effort by developers associated with the HexForge collective.
The architecture comprises a core transport, a session layer, and a cryptographic layer. Messages begin with
Implementations include a reference Rust library providing core primitives, with ports to C and Go. The framework
Reception and status: Within the fictional universe, as0xD56 is a niche tool used primarily in academic and