runner@asiapac.net

Hi,

Lurking here for quite some time until now a real problem has come up and I need help here.

I'm not in the US of A and the Netscape commerce server that my employer recently purchased has only 48bit key (as told by the salesman). My question is whether it is possible to add-in my own security module (RSA) and secondly, how difficult is it? The salesman cannot answer me.

Thanks a lot.

Funny, this looks an awful lot like a query (with an apparently real name attached) which appeared in www-security last week from Malaysia. I'm aware of the following servers, available outside the US, which claim to offer 128 bit SSL encryption: Apache-SSL Unix see http://www.algroup.co.uk/Apache-SSL free, commercial support available. supports client authentication Available from British sites Sioux Unix (solaris) see ftp://ftp.inect.co.za/pub/products/sioux/ANNOUNCE support client authentication Based on Apache 2500 Rand Available from South Africa Alibaba NT/Win95 see http://alibaba.austria.eu.net/ Available from Austria US $599 Zeus Very nice website at http://www.zeus.co.uk/ Unix 999 UK # Available from Britain COSMOS Unix Nice site at http://www.ristech.com/SOMMAIRE/B_PRODUITS/INTERNET/ WebCompare claims this has SSL2, but I can't find a mention of their Website. US $2000 and up. Available from France. For a survey of web servers, I strongly recommend WebCompare: http://www.webcompare.com Peter Trei