Hello Jeffrey On 17-Sep-00, you wrote: > I know that Lotus Development, until just recently, had domestic and > international versions of their Lotus Notes/Domino groupware/messaging > system software. The domestic version had 64 (or perhaps 128; I do not > recall exactly) bit encryption; the international had 56 bit, but I know > they did a key-escrow on 16 bits, so the effective encryption was down to > 40-bit (ie, the same as Microsoft and Netscape). Uh, yes, now I remember - you are correct. It's worse than I thought. Regards, /Roger -- To unsubscribe send "unsubscribe miami-talk-ml" to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". For help on list commands send "help" to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
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