KAMRY wrote:

> Regarding the Equifax 128 bit Vs. the Thawte certificate, I wouldn't even go
> looking for such a subject and would just close my eyes and buy it and I'll
> be positive that Thawte supports a 128 bit encryption :) or else they will
> be out of business

So what you're saying is that you're telling your customers the Thawte
cert is 128-bit even though Thawte says on their site that it's NOT?

Sounds like you're treading on dangerous waters, Kal.  What if one of
your customers actually expects a 128-bit cert?

Your argument that Thawte should have sold you one to avoid going out of
business is hardly reasonable, is it?

Jeff
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