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A common key encryption standard. Within the USA uses a 56 bit key. Outside the USA, the key is limited to 40 bits.
"2. Abstract
This document specifies version 1 of the Private Communication Technology (PCT) protocol, a security
protocol that provides privacy over the Internet. Like Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), the PCT protocol is
intended to prevent eavesdropping on communications in client/server applications, with servers always
being authenticated and clients being authenticated at the server's option. However, this protocol corrects
or improves on several weaknesses of SSL."
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Web Author: Geoff May | Last Update: 29/04/1999 |
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