[MagicalTux]

The comment was added before the implementation of the IPC buffer & shuffling and was left there, sorry about that.

In an older version packets were sent back in sequence to their original connection to the host, as it was faster.

We since then implemented a system where nproc (16+) buffers receiving packets running at differed intervals, meaning that while packets are processed "in order" the fact this runs in multiple threads, reading packets even from the same client will cause these to be put in queues that will be flushed at different timings.

We have performed many tests and implementing a more straightforward randomized queue (by allocating memory, handling array of pointers of buffers, shuffling these, and sending these shuffled) did not make much of a difference in terms of randomization but resulted a huge loss in performance due to the limitations of the SGX environment.

As we implement other trusted environments (TEE) we will be implementing other strategies and obfuscation methods.