guess the big question is this, if it gets cracked, who are they gonna hold
responcible. If they are gonna hold you responcible I'd certainly think twice
about this :-)
Kind regards & happy holidays
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sorry it was rejected the first time so there might be some garbage in it
Whow, I'd have to check that :-) any crypto people here? :-) bitwise 56 is >
40. Mathematically it would take a lot less time to brute force 40 bit than
it would 56 bit.
40 bit = (2^40) 1.0995116278e+12 (1.099.511.627.800
server.
Jerry
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Subject: Re: [PHP] PHP / SSL
On Thursday 20 December 2001 15:37, Jon Farmer stuffed this into my ma
On Thursday 20 December 2001 15:37, Jon Farmer stuffed this into my mailbox:
256 bit encryption should be crackable by not too much more people than
Microsoft, the US government, China and perhaps some others with shitloads of
money that CAN dissapear (within reasonable time). Else there will b
> I urge you strongly to advise against that. Although it might be possible
to
> downgrade your encryption to 40bit I'd like to make you aware of the fact
> that DES which is 56 bit encryption if I'm not mistaken was cracked
several
> times by brute force in UNDER 22 hours by the distributed.net p
Hang on, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't 56bit DES significantly different
from 40-bit SSL (which uses a 40bit key for the public key crypto and
something like a 3000bit key for the symmetric cipher used for the actual
data transfer).
What I mean is, DES is significantly weaker than the w
On Thursday 20 December 2001 14:58, you wrote:
I urge you strongly to advise against that. Although it might be possible to
downgrade your encryption to 40bit I'd like to make you aware of the fact
that DES which is 56 bit encryption if I'm not mistaken was cracked several
times by brute force
http://www.openecho.com/php/echophp-1.4.tar.gz
I used this package, which requires cURL and for you to have setup a
merchant account.
Was really easy!
As far as SSL jsut make sure you are serving the pages in SSL (https) and
all is fine.
You can home roll your on shopping cart like I did or you
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