If you control both the client and server, you can use Diffie-Hellman/DSA.
The US patent for DH expired in 1997. DSA is patented by the government
but can be used at no charge as long as you follow the standard.
Disclaimer: IANAL etc. Technical note: DH is somewhat less cpu-efficient
than RSA
Bodo Moeller wrote:
>
> On Thu, May 27, 1999 at 10:25:34AM +1000, Ian Pollard wrote:
>
> > I have a proprietary client application and server that I have implemented
> > OpenSSL for secure comms. My own client app doesn't have to communicate
> > with anything other than my own application serve
On Thu, May 27, 1999 at 10:25:34AM +1000, Ian Pollard wrote:
> I have a proprietary client application and server that I have implemented
> OpenSSL for secure comms. My own client app doesn't have to communicate
> with anything other than my own application server. My server will be
> likely si
A single response from Bodo Moeller on this one would be fine.
I have a proprietary client application and server that I have implemented
OpenSSL for secure comms. My own client app doesn't have to communicate
with anything other than my own application server. My server will be
likely situated
