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Each implementation should define a "minimum" level of security when it comes to algorithms and key lengths. Each implementation should define a "minimum" level of security when it comes to algorithms and key lengths.
If the lowest common denominator of symmetric encryption algorithms preferred by a set of recipients provides too little security, the implementation should either use a configured fallback algorithm instead, or fail to produce a message at all. If the lowest common denominator of symmetric encryption algorithms preferred by a set of recipients provides too little security, the implementation should either use a configured fallback algorithm instead, or fail to produce a message at all.
### Implications of how a recipient cert is "addressed" (fingerprint/key-ID vs. user-ID) (preferences, expiration, revocation)
```{admonition} TODO
:class: warning
This has been described elsewhere already.
See 9.7.3
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### AEAD modes in v2 SEIPD: GCM ### AEAD modes in v2 SEIPD: GCM
```{admonition} TODO ```{admonition} TODO