RNS β 0.9.6 This release activates AES-256 as the default encryption mode for all communication. It is the last release that will support the old AES-128 based modes, which will be entirely phased out in the next release. This release also includes a number of API and resource consumption improvements, and fixes a bug. **Changes** - Enabled AES-256 as default encryption mode for all traffic - Added dynamic link keepalive and timeout calculation - Added ability to efficiently transfer files as responses in the `Request` API - Added ability to include metadata on `Resource` transfers - Added option to specify `Resource` auto-compression limits - Added option to specify `Request` response auto-compression limits - Added `Resource` transfer example - Added allow overwrite option to `rncp` - Improved hardware MTU auto-configuration - Improved handling of file transfers using the `Resource` API - Improved `Resource` transfer memory consumption - Improved memory consumption of applications connected to a shared instance - Improved `rncp` memory consumption for large files - Fixed announce handlers not triggering after shared instance disappearance **Release Hashes** ``` a23c64a04c1e83fd0ab449f564ac904da7fd4f61c0faf68a063f486cc48b44bd rns-0.9.6-py3-none-any.whl 4544882dea902b18b00d8a04c9ab93201974573b7b63c3db06cb310b0acec240 rnspure-0.9.6-py3-none-any.whl ```