Is OpenSSL + ModSSL 128 bit encryption capable?

2002-08-17 Thread Jindo 

Good Day,

My web server softwares are:

- OpenSSL 0.96g
- mod_ssl 2.8.10
- Apache 1.26

My ISP told me this combination could only support 40-bit cipher
strength.  However, on mod_ssl official page, I did see:

   128-bit strong cryptography world-wide

In order to clarify this, would experienced modssl users confirm it for
me that I could

1. Buy 128-bit certificate from CA
2. Install the CA on my server with the above configuration
3. Browser with 128-bit cipher strength may communicate with my server
using 128-bit encryption.

Thanks :-)

Yours truly,

Jindo

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Re: Is OpenSSL + ModSSL 128 bit encryption capable?

2002-08-17 Thread Randy Katz 

Yes, it works.

On Saturday 17 August 2002 06:07, Jindo wrote:
 Good Day,

 My web server softwares are:

 - OpenSSL 0.96g
 - mod_ssl 2.8.10
 - Apache 1.26

 My ISP told me this combination could only support 40-bit cipher
 strength.  However, on mod_ssl official page, I did see:

128-bit strong cryptography world-wide

 In order to clarify this, would experienced modssl users confirm it for
 me that I could

 1. Buy 128-bit certificate from CA
 2. Install the CA on my server with the above configuration
 3. Browser with 128-bit cipher strength may communicate with my server
 using 128-bit encryption.

 Thanks :-)

 Yours truly,

 Jindo

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