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Why Android SSL was downgraded from AES256-SHA to RC4-MD5 in late 2010 (op-co.de)
A site called "op-co.de" has a look at how
Android chooses SSL ciphers and an explanation why a shift was made to
a less secure cipher in the 2.3 release. "So what the fine Google
engineers did to reduce our security was merely to copy what was there,
defined by the inventors of Java!"
A site called "op-co.de" has a look at how
Android chooses SSL ciphers and an explanation why a shift was made to
a less secure cipher in the 2.3 release. "So what the fine Google
engineers did to reduce our security was merely to copy what was there,
defined by the inventors of Java!"
