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Depending on your specific Java 8 update, you may need to or simply adjust a configuration setting. Do You Still Need to Download JCE 8?
You must download the policy files from Oracle and manually replace the JAR files in your installation. How to Download and Install JCE 8 Policy Files
For many developers and system administrators working with Java 8, encountering an InvalidKeyException: Illegal key size is a common roadblock when attempting to use robust encryption like . This occurs because older versions of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) were shipped with "limited" cryptographic strength due to historical export regulations.
Depending on your specific Java 8 update, you may need to or simply adjust a configuration setting. Do You Still Need to Download JCE 8?
You must download the policy files from Oracle and manually replace the JAR files in your installation. How to Download and Install JCE 8 Policy Files
For many developers and system administrators working with Java 8, encountering an InvalidKeyException: Illegal key size is a common roadblock when attempting to use robust encryption like . This occurs because older versions of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) were shipped with "limited" cryptographic strength due to historical export regulations.
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