Hello Michael On 15-Sep-00, you wrote: > Both the US version and the international version are > capable of 128 bit encryption. Actually, they're capable > of even more than that! The only difference between > the two is that the international version has some > encryption _algorithms_ in it (like RC4) that the US > version does not. The real difference is that the international version makes 72 bits of the decryption key available in the header, effectively reducing the encryption level to 56 bits. Didn't anyone ever told you that? Regards, /Roger -- To unsubscribe send "unsubscribe miami-talk-ml" to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". For help on list commands send "help" to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
- [Miami] 128-bit SSL to the RestOfTheWorld Roger Nordin
- [Miami] Re: 128-bit SSL to the RestOfTheWorld Ally Dickson
- [Miami] Re: 128-bit SSL to the RestOfTheWorld Michael M. Rye
- [Miami] Re: 128-bit SSL to the RestOfTheWor... Roger Nordin
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- [Miami] Re: 128-bit SSL to the RestOfTh... Michael M. Rye
- [Miami] Re: 128-bit SSL to the Res... Roger Nordin
- [Miami] Re: 128-bit SSL to the... Jon Barker
- [Miami] SSL status? regist... Wil Haslup
- [Miami] Re: SSL status? re... Greg Noggle
- [Miami] Re: 128-bit SSL to... Jeffrey E. Harris
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- [Miami] Re: 128-bit SSL to the... Fred Wright
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