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Re: Can anyone think of any reason NOT to use SSL for sockets?



On Nov 25, 2007, at 12:05 AM, Moises Lejter wrote:

The rule of thumb I've heard is that you lose a third of your bandwidth to encryption overhead...


Another reason is CPU performance: strong encryption is computationally expensive. In my experience there is significant cost to initially establishing the connection using SSL (several hundred milliseconds on a typical desktop-class machine).
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Rick Genter
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 >Can anyone think of any reason NOT to use SSL for sockets? (From: bsd5tu1 <email@hidden>)
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