Size of Keys and Netscape Source Code

Richard Snow C.R.Snow at ncl.ac.uk
Tue, 7 Apr 1998 08:40:26 +0100


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>On Mon, 6 Apr 1998, Juan Andres Avellan wrote:
>
>> Is it foreseeable that with the recent release of the Netscape Communicator
>> source code that certain adaptations will be made by international
>> developers to the browser that may allow larger key sizes for the
>> international version.
>
>Unless there are some very strange statements about how netscape can
>be further developed, it seems that it would be trival to hack it
>to work with the SSLeay libraries.
[...snip]

I rather understood that this is what Eric Young and Tim Hudson had already
done (see Martin Hamilton's message of Thu, 02 Apr 1998 06:53:11 +0100).
But then, as Charles Lindasy pointed out, it was April 1st.

	... Richard.


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PGP Key (RSA, length 1024).
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