| reply to TamaraB
Re: So encrypt your traffic I'm guessing a couple reasons may be server load, connections load (i think more packets have to sent back and forth to establish a ssl connection), and maybe bandwidth. encryption and decryption is fairly computational intense operation. i suppose for email, you'd need a client that everyone has that is capable of handling encryption and make it SEAMLESS to the end user when operating (think of going to https site) maybe a someone more knowledgeable in computer/network/internet security could comment what i've stated. |
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kudos:4 | These days with ssl offload and crypto accel cards, theres no excuse for claiming its not done because of a performance issue. I run it everywhere on my equipment. |
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| When you made this post, was it encrypted the whole way?
You cannot encrypt everything unless everyone else wants to and agrees with your method. DSLReports would have horrible server load trying to run SSL between them and the readers.
It is an excuse. Just because you can have a crypto card in a cisco router, or whatever, for maybe $500 doing it in a "real" server situation is different. You are the client, not the server.
Costs is the excuse, not the fact the technology does not exists. |
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