In speaking with an associate, he mentioned in passing that PGP had been broken a few weeks ago in San Diego by the DoD using a Cray. All questioning about said subject was ended immediately as he felt that he might have said too much how it was. Was PGP "broken"? His background: Prez of a firm with offices in D.C. & Silicon Valley. He is a former Thunderbird pilot, and so has some connections in the military. He has designed many hardware encrypting configurations using the VLSI007 chip as well as other chips that I am not familiar with. One of his present projects is designing a hardware encryption layout for Apple. Could this be part of the reason the charges were dropped against Phil as well?
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