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Outlook + PKI - unexpected problem with hash/encryption algorithms
Hi,
Recently I met with strange plague of not working PKI certificate under Microsoft Outlook. The scenario is following: people have own certificates and use it since some time. Unexpectedly they cannot encrypt and decrypt emails, in spite of that nothing was changed. When I removed assignment of certificate to email account and next I assigned this same certificate to this same email account a effect was that hash/encrypt functions were MD5/RC2, instead of earlier SHA-1/3DES. More surprised is that there ware not SHA-1/3DES algorithms in combo box at all. It looked like Windows loose their ability to support strong cryptography algorithms... I tried to find something on the web, but without success. Did anyone meet similar problem? And maybe found a solution? I would be very graceful for any suggestions. Best regards, Adam Bukla |
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