In response to the numerous requests for us to post the key that we used to produce the almost 200 megabytes of raw encryptor stream at our web site, we are pleased to provide the ASCII values of same as follows:

Numerous requests? - I was right, he is halucinating...

In order for those few who have not had the opportunity to check it out, we will leave it up another week and then take it down and put up a new shorter one, maybe a 2,560,000 byte one permanently and a monthly 2,560,000 byte one where we publish the key each month.

No-one wants to...

Of course, no university, coderpunk( no offense intended please), or cypherpunk , or any collection of same has broken the system, nor will they ever. As most of you now know, it is unbreakable. We have had over 100 universities, IBM, Microsoft, Intel, several dozen different government agencies, and thousands of others to download the data and look at the algorithm. Of course, like everyone else, they have been benighted.

Oh do be quiet you self satisfied smug little man. Every single member of this list and indeed of other forums in which you post (I don`t know of any but I assume it is not just us you annoy) knows you are a fool. Some while ago I seem to recall you offering to sell your company for one dollar if anyone could break your last algorithm, it was sumarily broken - why are you still owner of the company? - Oh I get it, they wouldn`t pay a dollar for it, neither would I. But seriously, was this you, and why didn`t you sell the company, and how are people to trust you now knowing this past debacle... Go away, you are like an unpopular bore at a party who doesn`t seem to realise that everyone wants him to leave.... Datacomms Technologies web authoring and data security Paul Bradley, Paul@fatmans.demon.co.uk Paul@crypto.uk.eu.org, Paul@cryptography.uk.eu.org Http://www.cryptography.home.ml.org/ Email for PGP public key, ID: 5BBFAEB1 "Don`t forget to mount a scratch monkey"