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I don't see how the export law should deter us from
using SSH? I gather it stops US companies from
_exporting_ but does not outlaw me owning it outside
of the USA. There are sites outside of the USA where
you can obtain encryption software including 128bit
Netscape.
Anyway, is SSH "Made in the USA?"
--- Daniel Chee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To all readers,
> Please do not use SSH if you do not reside in the
> United States or Canada.
> There is a encryption export law that prohibits
> exporting encryption higher
> than 56bits outside the US. MS's Win2k has 128bit
> but apparently has
> permission to be exported. If you do want to use
> SSH, there's nothing to
> stop you, just that you know about this law.
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