Highly secure network encryption:

Encryption key changes after each network packet

Peers calculate the new encryption key independently based on the context of the last packet and the old encryption key value

The value of the new encryption key also determines whether the packet content:

Will be compressed

Content is reordered within the packet

The peers independently calculate the initial key using a quantum-mechanical eigenvalue equation; the boundary conditions for this equation and the harmonic overtone selected from the solution set are determined by the content of the client’s WHOAMI message; the selected harmonic overtone is the input for key generation.