| Version |
Hash |
Exportable |
Recoverable |
Environment |
In Service |
| Ver 1.0 |
MD5 |
Yes |
Yes |
Static IP |
EOS |
| Ver 2.0 |
SHA1 |
Yes |
Yes |
Static IP |
Yes |
| Ver 2.2 |
SHA1 |
Yes |
Yes |
Static or Dynamic IP |
Yes |
| Ver 3.0 |
MD5 + SHA1 |
Yes |
No |
Static or Dynamic IP |
No |
| Version 1.0 recommended use |
| Ver 1.0 has reached its End Of Service. Retired due to potential crashes announced in the Md5 algorithm |
| Version 2.0 recommended use |
| Ver 2.0 is recommened for use in machines with static IP' s. Useage includes Web and other servers which have applications which require local encryption services, such as password storage etc... This is the highest level of security, but not practical for useage where the services being interfaced with will be utlized away from the machine of origin. Recoverability complies with all proposed FBI standards, but still maintains practical level of security. Recommended for home, small to medium sized businesses where key recovery may be a factor. |
| Version 2.2 recommended use |
| Ver 2.2 is recommened for use in machines with dynamic IP's. Designed for useage where the services being interfaced will be utilized away from the machine of origin. Recoverability complies with all proposed FBI standards, but still maintains practical level of security. Recommended for home, small to medium sized businesses where key recovery may be a factor. |
| Version 3.0 recommended use |
| Scheduled release early in 2010. |
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