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Subject: [PEN-TEST] RC4
From: Jay Mobley (jmobley
IEINET.COM)Date: Tue Nov 28 2000 - 15:12:20 CST
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So , I am not pen-testing anything, but rather looking at some of my own
venurabilities... and in doing so I learn that my Win2k Terminal server
sends data to and from its client in a data stream encrypted with RC4. And
in researching what I could about RC4 , I have seen time and time again that
RC4 source was posted to a public usenet forum..... So my question is
this... If one has the source code to an encryption standard... how secure
is that standard???
-Jay Mobley
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