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Secure Direct Client-to-Client

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SDCC (Secure Direct Client-to-Client), also known as DCC SCHAT is a variation of the DCC protocol for allowing two individuals to chat privately over IRC with encryption.

KVIrc 3.2.0 supports SDCC, but it names it "Secure Chat" or "DCC SCHAT". You can access it by right-clicking on a person's nickname. Most other IRC clients do not support SDCC.

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