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by wtracz 4042 days ago
This was fun to find at the end of two days last week when a third-party system was trying to connect via SSL.

Java 8 is the first to allow above 1024-bit Diffie-Hellman parameter values.

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Java 8 was the first version to do so natively, but out of curiosity what was stopping you from using a library (like Bouncy Castle) to handle encryption in earlier versions of Java?
And it still doesn't allow >2048-bit parameters