Re: Integrating Encryption Module to Netscape

• To: <pclow@pc.jaring.my>, www-security@ns2.rutgers.edu
• Subject: Re: Integrating Encryption Module to Netscape
• From: "Peter Trei" <trei@process.com>
• Date: Fri, 19 Apr 1996 09:45:07 -6
• Comments: Authenticated sender is <trei@popserver>
• Organization: Process Software Corporation
• Priority: normal
• Reply-to: trei@process.com

> From: peng-chiew low <pclow@pc.jaring.my>

> Just wondering if anyone out there knows whether it is difficult to
> integrate an encryption module to Netscape Commerce Server.
> 
> We are *NOT* reinventing the wheel since only 40bits SSL are permitted
> to be exported out of the U.S. and we need an additional security for 
> financial transactions. Thanks.

I wish I could suggest that you buy my employer's product, but unfortunately I'm 
trapped behind the ITAR curtain.

However, people in free countries *can* sell you web servers with  good encryption.
Take a look at:

Apache-SSL 
 Unix
 see http://www.algroup.co.uk/Apache-SSL
 free, commercial support available.
 supports client authentication
 Available from British sites

Sioux
 Unix (solaris)
 see ftp://ftp.inect.co.za/pub/products/sioux/ANNOUNCE
 support client authentication
 Based on Apache
 2500 Rand
 Available from South Africa

Alibaba
 NT/Win95
 see http://alibaba.austria.eu.net/	
 Available from Austria
 US $599

Zeus
 Very nice website at http://www.zeus.co.uk/
 Unix
 999 UK #
 Available from Britain

COSMOS
 Unix
 Nice site at http://www.ristech.com/SOMMAIRE/B_PRODUITS/INTERNET/
 WebCompare claims this has SSL2, but I can't find a mention of their
 Website. US $2000 and up. Available from France.

For a survey of web servers, I strongly recommend WebCompare: 

 http://www.webcompare.com

Peter Trei
ptrei@acm.org

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