Talk:128-bit EncryptionFrom MozillaZine Knowledge BaseI get the same message and would like to know where i can get the module that supports 128bit encryption.
[edit] Just got same announcement from BofAHi, I just got the same "your browser does not support 128 bit encryption" from BofA and was then logged out of my account! I tried to find out if the browser does have 128 bit and could not find anything in preferences. So I went to this site and found out that yes it does, but it doesn't say that anywhere. Please fix that part. Another gripe: I wanted to see if I had the latest release and if I should upgrade. No latest release number for Mozilla on the main page. Perhaps the help menu should have an "update" choice which checks if your release is current. Jon
To access Aetna Navigator™, your browser must use 128-bit encryption. >> [edit] I have same issue w/Aetna navigatorSo I see 3 people w/ the same problem but no 'solution' or answer. Where is the answer for this?? Same with at least one bank in Germany. Strange, I just updated from 1.0PR to 1.0, and I am sure this did not happen with the old version. Any idea what to do? Karsten [edit] 128-bit message on Aetna NavigatorI've also had this issue. Has anyone found a solution? Is it possible this is a site/server-specific issue? I use firefox for most of my payment and shopping activities and have not received this error on other sites. It would seem that I should have, since my credit union also requires 128-bit or higher and I use Firefox there as well. ?? RLand [edit] Same problem hereI have the same problem at http://oeiwcs.omron.com The headers show it is an IBM server - not a M$ box? [edit] Same problem with Capital One web pageI have the same problem trying to log into the Capital One account page. [edit] Tracking down the problem..It's clear to me that these companies are getting their information and/or exact javascript code from the same source. That source is proliforating false information damaging to Mozilla browsers' reputation and the convenience of its users. In an effort to track down this source, I am posting information pertaining to National City. Here is the page that contains the javascript code falsely identifying cryptographic ineptitude: https://www.nationalcity.com/secure/personal/autoenroll/default.asp A portion of the Javascript here seems to identify its creator as "Rajesh Kajale." Additionally, this script further examines the user agent string to discover if the browser is Opera half-assedly disguising itself, or an older verison of Netscape. Further there is code to check for Windows or Mac OS, all other systems are "unsupported." It seems that the ONLY browser "supported" on Mac OS is Netscape 7, and apparently encryption isn't supported on systems that aren't Windows or Mac OS (haha...) Seems to me that this Javascript is very amateurish in the way that it is hacked together, but that seems to be the HTML way of doing things. I'm encouraging everyone else to post similar information on this page and help track down the person or companies distributing this incorrect information. Also, if someone could tell me how to reformat this page correctly so it looks not so crappy, that would be great. On the other hand, if this wiki (MediaWiki?) allows you to edit it yourself, please do so! In particular some of the code near the bottom looks like it is in a dotted-line rectangle. I didn't mean for that to happen, I guess Javascript syntax and Mediawiki formatting codes have quite a cross-section, eh? Thanks! Also, a quick search on Google reveals just how widespread the problem may be. I clicked a few of the links randomly and found that a substantial portion of these pages cite a 128-bit encryption requirement. A few of the pages listed here even include the exact same text, copied in verbatim, which is of course, the way web-masters do things right? Just goes to show how one tiny bit of disinformation on the web can be picked up by tons of otherwise legitimate businesses and websites because of some lazy webmaster who takes every "free as in stolen" copy & paste Javascript as gospel truth. Way to go internet! Wow I'm pretty sorry for that rant, but few things infuriate me these days as lazy selfish know-nothings getting comfy well-paying jobs "webmastering" while some people (hint hint) go unnoticed and unemployed. It's just as well. They'd probably try and force me to use some inferior software peddled by some amoral techno-giant like Microsoft and then how miserable would I be? {
// Ticket # S2068597 Validation for Browser with 128 bit encryption - Rajesh Kajale
/*
function onlyNewBrowsers()
{
var details=navigator.userAgent;
var brow=navigator.appName;
if (
brow == "Netscape"
&& (details.indexOf("Gecko")!=-1)
&& (details.indexOf("Netscape")==-1)
)
{brow="Mozilla"};
if (details.indexOf("Opera") !=-1) {brow="Opera"}
var a;
var b;
if (details.indexOf("Opera") !=-1)
{var a=details.indexOf("Opera") + 6;
var b=a+4;}
else if (brow.substring(0,4) == "Micr")
{var a=details.indexOf("MSIE") +5 ; var b=a+3;}
else if (details.indexOf("Mozilla/4.77") !=-1)
{var a=8; var b=a+4;}
else if (details.indexOf("Netscape6/") !=-1)
{var a=details.indexOf("Netscape6") + 8; var b=a+5;}
else if (brow.substring(0,4) == "Mozi")
{var a=details.indexOf(")") - 3; var b=a+3;}
var browser = (((navigator.appName == "Netscape") &&
(parseFloat(navigator.appVersion.substring(0,4)) > 7 ||
((navigator.appName == "Microsoft Internet Explorer") &&
(parseInt(details.substring(a,b)) < 5 )));
if (browser)
{
alert("Your borwser is " + navigator.appName + " with version " + parseInt(details.substring(a,b)));
location.href = "/personal/onlineservices/onlinebanking/detectbrowser.asp";
}
else
{
//alert(navigator.appName);
//alert(parseInt(details.substring(a,b)));
}
}
*/
//======================
/*
function checkForSupportedBrowserVersion()
{
var details=navigator.userAgent;
var brow=navigator.appName;
// Some unsupported Webbrowsers identify themselfs as IE or Netscape. One of these unsupported Webbrowsers is Opera.
// Therefore we check here specifically if the used Webbrowser is Opera.
if (navigator.userAgent.indexOf("Opera") > 0)
{ return false;}
// Check specifically for Netscape 6. Netscape 6 is currently not supported.
if (navigator.userAgent.indexOf("Netscape6") > 0)
{return false;}
// Check if the client platform is Microsoft Windows
if (navigator.appVersion.indexOf("Win") >= 0)
{// Check if the browser is Netscape
if (navigator.appName.substring(0,8) == "Netscape")
{ // Check if Netscape Version is 7 or newer.
if (parseFloat(navigator.appVersion.substring(0,4))>=7)
{// Navigator version is supported
return true;
}
// Netscape Version is < 7
else
{ // Navigator Version is not supported.
return false;
}
} // The Browser is not Netscape
else
{ // Check if the browser is Microsoft IE
if (navigator.appName.substring(0,9) == "Microsoft")
{// Check if IE version is 6 or newer
alert(parseFloat(navigator.appVersion.substring(0,3)));
if (parseFloat(navigator.appVersion.substring(0,3)) >= 5)
{// IE Version is supported
return true;
}
else
{// IE Version is not supported
return false;
}
}
else
{// The browser is not supported
return false;
}
}
}
// The OS is not Microsoft Windows
else
{// Check if the client platform is Mac OS
if (navigator.appVersion.indexOf("Mac") >= 0)
{// Check if browser is Netscape
if (navigator.appName.substring(0,8) == "Netscape")
{// Check if Netscape Version is 6 or newer
if (Number(navigator.appVersion.substring(0,3)) >= 7)
{ // Netscape Version is supported
return true;
}
//Netscape is older then 7
else
{// Netscape Version not supported
return false;
}
}
// The Browser is not Netscape supported
return false;
}
}
// The OS is not MacOS (and not Microsoft Windows)
//else
//{ // The OS is not supported
// return false;
//}
}
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