From: dog_cow@macgui.com   
      
   Stephen Heumann wrote:   
   >   
   > If you could get past that phase to the point of sending encrypted data   
   > back and forth, then algorithms in the 65816-crypto package (e.g. AES   
   > and HMAC-SHA256) could be used. That would still be pretty slow, but   
   > maybe usable for some things, especially on an accelerated IIGS.   
   >   
      
   Indeed so. Do you have an accelerator in your Apple IIgs? I do not, but   
   accelerators are a lot more accessible now than they were 10 years ago,   
   thanks to recent developments.   
      
   And next step with TLS is to integrate it in IIgs applications. That's going   
   to require efforts from IIgs developers.   
      
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