On Fri, 07 Jul 2000, Paul Lussier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> It's not so much the patent issue with ssh, it's that they use the RSARef 
> libs, which have a big, wide, gaping security hole in them.  OpenSSH doesn't, 
> and is fully interoperable.

Please note that ssh does *not* use RSAREF by default, it uses its own
internal implementation. You have to turn RSAREF on during configure
with --with-rsaref

The ssh readme's are pretty negative about rsaref, and it appears you have
to go and get the rsaref package separately. I've never seen a ssh/sshd
compiled using RSAREF, but I imagine some are out there.

Karl Runge


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