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Replies to two posts: On 6/16/05, Bjoern Euler (Lists at edain) <lists at edain dot de> wrote: > > Some people don't like to use PPTP in Windows for security reasons, see: > http://www.schneier.com/paper-pptp.pdf That paper is 5.5 years old; it may no longer be relevant. Furthermore, as you hinted the paper revealed in the MS implementations, not in the protocol itself. With a modern MS client and a m0n0wall server, we may be relatively safe. I keep meaning to ask about this on the PoPToP site ( http://www.poptop.org/) but haven't yet done so. On 6/16/05, Bjoern Euler (Lists at edain) <lists at edain dot de> wrote: > Encryption is limited to 3DES and no aggressive mode possible. > Because people keep talking about using aggressive mode: from my admittedly limited reading, it seems to me that using aggressive mode is a very bad idea anyway. Can anyone comment authoritatively? -klode |