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this post was submitted on 04 Dec 2024
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When was this? In years past there were weird restrictions about exporting strong encryption algorithms from the US. So much so that Java didn't have unlimited strength algorithms bundled by default. Depending on the time she said this/she was talking about then it could've just been a comment on the weak algorithms being, well, weak.