Getting Started with KSP
Follow this interactive progression to learn how KSP is installed, coded, deployed, and configured.
Welcome to Kush Secure Protocol (KSP)
KSP is a custom, binary-encoded, secure transport layer built directly on TCP. It provides out-of-the-box key exchange, cryptographic authentication, and stream multiplexing, serving as a modern, high-performance alternative to traditional TCP/TLS connections.
Traditional networks separate reliability (TCP), encryption (TLS), and application stream framing (HTTP/2). This leads to excessive protocol handshakes, connection latency, and serialization overhead.
KSP unifies session security and stream multiplexing into a single binary-framed protocol, enabling you to open up to 256 secure concurrent streams over a single TCP socket.
Ultra-Low Latency
1.5 RTT full security handshake. Fast 0-RTT session resumption.
Replay Protection
Built-in sliding-window anti-replay filter operating at O(1) complexity.