feat(device): add packet I/O streams #861
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Add a packet reading stream, both for convenience and to handle untrusted sources that may attempt DoS attacks by overfilling the input buffer. When a source is verified, the stream can be marked as trusted, allowing the buffer to expand as necessary.
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Add a packet reading stream, both for convenience and to handle untrusted sources that may attempt DoS attacks by overfilling the input buffer.
When a source is verified, the stream can be marked as trusted, allowing the buffer to expand as necessary.