Thomas Ptacek
If your website uses RC4 or RSA-1024, you are not allowed to complain about NSA cryptology advances.
Chris Siebenmann
@tqbf Sadly it seems absurdly difficult to configure common environments to totally avoid RC4, or at least I haven't found a way out.
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If your website uses RC4 or RSA-1024, you are not allowed to complain about NSA cryptology advances.
@tqbf Sadly it seems absurdly difficult to configure common environments to totally avoid RC4, or at least I haven't found a way out.