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Projector currently uses cipher suites with two different key exchange algorithms - DH (Diffie-Hellman) and RSA. Projector will soon stop supporting cipher suites that use DH keys shorter than 2048 bits.

Cipher suites are sets of algorithms used to secure the connection between your application and Projector before any information is sent. One of the several actions performed is the exchange of a cipher key. The key helps one application confirm the identity of the other application. The more complex the key is, the more secure the encryption. Current best practices suggest that a certain type of key called Diffie-Hellman, or DH key, be at least 2048 bits. Therefore, we’ll start requiring cipher suites that use at least a 2048-bit DH key.