some days ago I released aSSL version 1.2beta3b with a Javascript/ASP server-side component.
In the coming weeks I’ll be working on porting this new aSSL version to PHP and other languages.

aSSL (Ajax Secure Server Layer) is a library distributed under MIT License thats implements a technology similar to SSL without HTTPS. It enables the client to negotiate a secret random 128-bit key with the server using the RSA algorithm. Once the connection has been established, the data will be sent and received using AES algorithm.
How aSSL 1.2 works:

1. The browser calls the server to start the process.
2. The server returns its RSA modulus (e.g. the public key) and the public exponent (3 or 10001).
3. The browser generates a random exchange 128-bit key, encrypts it using the server public key and passes the encrypted exchange key to the server.
4. The server receives this encrypted 128-bit exchange key, decrypts it with its private key and, if the result is ok, returns the session duration time.
5. The browser receives the session duration time and sets a timeout to maintain alive the connection.

All subsequent client-server exchanges via aSSL are encrypted and decrypted using the AES Rijndael algorithm.

I hope you enjoy it.

Anyway, you claimed you categorized the list. But it’s still …

At least provide the list of sections at the top, as in an extremely long wikipedia article.