ssllibs done for the moment

diff --git a/src/ssllibs.tex b/src/ssllibs.tex
index 04a41c5..9d6d479 100644 (file)
--- a/src/ssllibs.tex
+++ b/src/ssllibs.tex
@@ -30,12 +30,6 @@ in RFC5932\cite{rfc5932}.
 In any way, as a sysadmin you are required to check what the SSL libraries on
 your systems support on how you may get the most security out of your systems.
 
-\todo{anyone? How about Java? What exists here?}
-
-\todo{Anyone? Windows crypto API?}
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-\todo{Mac OSX /iOS crypto API? MacLemon?}
-
 \subsection{priority strings}
 
 Choosing cipher strings requires the use of an intermediate language that allows selection
@@ -59,30 +53,3 @@ A list of special strings to use can be found in
 \url{http://www.gnutls.org/manual/html_node/Priority-Strings.html} for GnuTLS or
 \url{https://www.openssl.org/docs/apps/ciphers.html} for OpenSSL. There is, however, no
 common syntax for a cipher string throughout different SSL libraries.
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-%%azet: 
-% I think we should neglect this section since we do 
-% not need to provide an overview of cryptography libraries 
-% ourselves. but we  should point to concise guides
-% for those libraries - which most of them do not have
-% in place.
-%\subsection{OpenSSL}
-%
-%\todo{adi?}
-%
-%\subsection{GnuTLS}
-%
-%\todo{adi?}
-%
-%\subsection{NaCL}
-%
-%\todo{adi?}
-%
-%\subsection{polarSSL}
-%
-%\todo{adi?}
-%
-%\subsection{matrixSSL}
-%
-%\todo{adi?}
-