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[Anonymous <nobody@replay.com>]

Just the queston I wanted to ask. As a matter of
fact, I know a friend who is the chief of a small
startup security / crypto company (outside the
US) who is using RSAref and RSAeuro in his
products. Is this legal or could this chap get
into trouble or be sued by RSADSI?

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DOOM Anonymous Untraceable User <nobody@seclab.com> wrote:

Can anybody shed light on the patent restrictions of the RSA public
key algorithm? 
Does this mean that a commercial organization outside the US can use a
RSA implementation without legal hassles from RSADSI, or is there some
sort of licensing scheme for organizations outside the US? The BSAFE 
toolkit from RSA is really expensive, and a nice alternative to that
is RSAeuro which is freely available as source code. Any suggestions?