"Fix uninitialized octets in GTK KDE header"
Can you guess which project this commit comes from and what is it about? 😁
@dos nope, but looking forward to the answer 😉
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@silmathoron So GTK obviously means Group Temporal Key, while KDE naturally stands for Key Data Encapsulation. The mentioned GTK KDE header is a part of EPPKE (Enhanced Privacy
Protection Key Exchange) implementation in hostapd/wpa_supplicant :)
https://git.w1.fi/cgit/hostap/commit/?h=2_12&id=ee91e2dddda10d7a205de355b2415389c448b311
@dos
Very unexpected :-)
@silmathoron