> The kernel actually already does this in recent versions, if
configured to do it.
"The" kernel. Which one is that? Which operating system?
Modern Linux is fine. Is that all we care about?
No issues were raised when the RSA keylength was increased, or MD5 was replaced
with SHA1. In fact, that is a very good example; we get many questions about
"why can't I decrypt old text" because of this. And here we got what, one
posting?
1.1.1c made Solaris (and possibly others) more secure. I would be disappointed
if 1.1.1d took that away and tried to rationalize that "it's not my job."
*YOU'RE A CRYPTOGRAPHIC LIBRARY*
