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128bit netscape is available from Netscape's servers only. They check your
IP to see if you're in Canada or US. If not, you can't get it.
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>Subject: Re: [Penguin] using SSH outside of the USA
>Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 21:05:23 +0800
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>where can i get 128bit netscape?
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>wiredrepublic wrote:
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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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