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Re: Bank information protected by 40-bit encryption....
[email protected] wrote:
>
> > For Netscape servers, you can configure which ciphers you want to
> > use. I'm sure Apache-SSL and most other SSL-capable servers have
> > the same sort of thing. I know that Wells Fargo, at least,
> > requires 128-bit encryption.
>
> (Yeah, Apache-SSL lets you do that too)
>
> Uh, but Wells Fargo doesn't. Just the other day I used
> Netscape 1.x international (i.e. 8cent RC4) to get my bank balances
> from Wells Fargo.
Can you transfer money or just check balances? I'm pretty sure that
they won't let you perform transactions unless you're using
Netscape 2.0 with 128-bit encryption.
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