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On 01/11/2013 14:02, Marco Cirillo wrote: > Security is not favoritism, you can suitably support 112/128 bits > ciphers I wasn't debating that. I was saying that using one single criterion (in this case the security score) to push servers to the foreground is leaning towards favoritism. As already pointed out by Tobias, there are many more factors to weigh in, where IMHO a better sorting criterion would be physical location of the server, and presenting the list in a way where users can easily make a sane choice from there. Main reasoning being: don't send traffic through more systems/across more borders than you have to. The less exposure to potentially compromised/insecure hops, the better. > P.S. The year is 2013 not 1998.. Maybe it's time to start acting > according to that. No need to be snarky >:I My cipher remark was a example, nothing more. Making a point that "offering more flexibility lowers the score". Mark. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (MingW32) iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJSc6obAAoJEKxqDlWrbd26rrUIAIAdRWtF6d17dgHNuFnNLa6H v27yBL2GLVk4djdMfJqlG8uYJUsswd2jFOTm+eVvGPuERGmmo2IdWlIRwFovEXmO n6znI/kO2zz6ITKfFvOCN32FAi7HxKPyVqQnLDq+iATIZu/l+DT7jlmMB4A1PEmT Jm0Okz9AnyMyFHChE5f6jn4TWNUEwRPxwU+Sx2xokbRIZgA2B0WGJRdiAyx2uzB0 tTkicwF5yasiJk8KnypQ993kj1spjw87Wh4sS5UqnPQFEQW0DK8sfsoAQDl+CQjF Q4VX5qdNMTXLGxvpKtI4vRPnw7WyaZuWf4RG+LBMgSjTA2Zk4CQcu1P7Qi4V/TM= =EvTW -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
