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List:       firewalls-gc
Subject:    Re: Secure Telneting into a internal network
From:       Jyri Kaljundi <jk () stallion ! ee>
Date:       1997-02-12 16:20:35
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Jerry Mendes <mendes@garnet.berkeley.edu> wrote:

> Public key cryptography, when used within the U.S. or Canada is very
> secure (key lengths range from 128 to 1024 bits).  If your users are in
> locations outside North America, and you buy from U.S. vendors, then you
> probably realize that you will not be able to purchase technology with
> key lengths over 40 bits. 

Still F-Secure technology is available all over the world, and it uses
only strong cryptography, so there is no reason to use any US (or crippled
Israeli) products. F-Secure SSH and F-Secure VPN can achieve most of what
ordinary US products can do.

Juri Kaljundi
jk@stallion.ee
Stallion Ltd.

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