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- Skype is encrypted in 256-bit AES
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Skype behaves as a signing authority and each user generates their own Public and Private keys that are at least RSA-1024 if not more. Then the actual voice call is encrypted in AES-256. You can forget it even if it's only RSA-768 and AES-128, even for the NSA.
Looks like the policy will have to resort to good old fashion bug planting if they want to listen in. - Posted by: george_ou Posted on: 02/14/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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