128 Bit Encryption

G

Guest

I was wondering if 128 Bit Encryption was still the industry standard for
Internet Explorer? I have always recommended 128 bit encryption and want to
make sure that 128 is still the best recommendation and still the best level
available.

Thank you.
 
T

Ted Zieglar

There is no industry standard for the size of an encryption key.
Internet Explorer currently supports 128-bit encryption. In any case,
there is considerably more to encryption than the size of the key.
 
G

Guest

I understand there is more to it than just the size of the key, but is 128
bit the size that is used most often throught the IT industry or should I
recommend something stronger/different?
 

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