Table 0.1 lists the cipher suites supported by SSL that use the RSA key-exchange algorithm. Unless otherwise indicated, all ciphers listed in the table are supported by both SSL 2.0 and SSL 3.0. Cipher suites are listed from strongest to weakest.
Table 0.2 lists additional cipher suites supported by Netscape products with FORTEZZA for SSL 3.0. FORTEZZA is an encryption system used by US government agencies to manage sensitive but unclassified information. It provides a hardware implementation of two classified ciphers developed by the federal government: FORTEZZA KEA and SKIPJACK. FORTEZZA ciphers for SSL use the Key Exchange Algorithm (KEA) instead of the RSA key-exchange algorithm mentioned in the preceding section, and use FORTEZZA cards and DSA for client authentication.