At 3:48 AM -0800 12/17/99, David Brownlee wrote:
>	Replying to Gabriel and David in one message here :)
>
>On Thu, 16 Dec 1999, gabriel rosenkoetter wrote:
>> As I understand it, OpenSSH does use OpenSSL, which does use RSAREF2.
>> The RSAREF2 that's part of OpenSSL, however, is one audited by the

It's my understanding that you can build SSL to only use non-RSA
cryptography.  In that case the RSA patents are irrelevant and there is no
need for any RSA library.

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