For some secure TLS communication, the secure enchange of encryption keys occurs using the Diffie-Hellman (DH) key exchange algorithm. This algorithm allows for the exchange of information in such a way that both ends of the communication construct a shared encryption key without passing that key over an unsecure channel.
Messaging Gateway (SMG) 10.6.5 and earlier uses a 1024 bit DH key exchange modulus which may show up on some PCI compliance audits as a potential concern.
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