Some thoughts for you..
SSL server presents a list of valid CA Certifiates to the browser, the
IE browers use this list to filter the client certs they have and
present appropriate ones to user for selection.
An empty selection box suggests your server has not provided the CA cert
to the client!
This is not true!...
Export ciphers also use full-length keys (for ex. 128-bits for Exp_RC4)
and the most significant 88 bits of these keys are not equal to zero.
For export ciphers, only 40 bits of the randomness source used to generate
a 128-bit key is kept secret (see The SSL Protocol Version
On Tue, 25 Jan 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi, my name is Marion
> I try to develop a SSL
> I live in France and I have to generate a key in 40 bits
Didn't France remove that 40-bit restriction a year ago?
http://cwis.kub.nl/~frw/people/koops/cls2.htm#fr
A.
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