Description:
When the server is started, the first message sent by the client is always encrypted and doesn't get decrypted. This issue seems to be related to the encryption and decryption logic implemented inside the Connection Handler class.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Start the server
- Connect a client to the server
- Send a message from the client to the server
Expected behavior:
The message should be decrypted successfully and handled by the server.
Actual behavior:
The first message sent by the client is always encrypted and doesn't get decrypted. Subsequent messages are decrypted successfully.
Possible solution:
It is recommended to review the encryption and decryption logic implemented inside the Connection Handler class, especially regarding the first message received from the client after the server startup. It might be necessary to change the order of operations or add a specific logic to handle the first message differently from the subsequent ones.
Impact:
This issue affects the reliability and security of the communication between the client and the server. It can also cause unexpected behavior in the application, leading to potential errors or crashes.
Priority:
This issue should be addressed with a high priority, as it affects the core functionality of the application and the security of the communication between the client and the server.
Description:
When the server is started, the first message sent by the client is always encrypted and doesn't get decrypted. This issue seems to be related to the encryption and decryption logic implemented inside the Connection Handler class.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected behavior:
The message should be decrypted successfully and handled by the server.
Actual behavior:
The first message sent by the client is always encrypted and doesn't get decrypted. Subsequent messages are decrypted successfully.
Possible solution:
It is recommended to review the encryption and decryption logic implemented inside the Connection Handler class, especially regarding the first message received from the client after the server startup. It might be necessary to change the order of operations or add a specific logic to handle the first message differently from the subsequent ones.
Impact:
This issue affects the reliability and security of the communication between the client and the server. It can also cause unexpected behavior in the application, leading to potential errors or crashes.
Priority:
This issue should be addressed with a high priority, as it affects the core functionality of the application and the security of the communication between the client and the server.