This might be old news by now but for what it's worth ... ----- Begin Included Message ----- [stuff deleted ... ] Subject: PGP Customs investigation Content-Length: 1235 X-Lines: 34 Status: RO

Date: Fri, 12 Feb 93 14:47:55 -0800 Originator: pgp-dev@oc.com Errors-To: hughes@soda.berkeley.edu Reply-To: pgp-dev@oc.com Sender: pgp-dev@oc.com Version: 5.5 -- Copyright (c) 1991/92, Anastasios Kotsikonas From: prz@sage.cgd.ucar.EDU (Philip Zimmermann) To: Subject: PGP Customs investigation

I just got a call from a criminal investigator from the US Customs in San Jose. She wants to fly out here to Colorado next Thursday to ask me how PGP got out of the USA. I told her I didn't export it, but software published on domestic Internet sites can leak overseas. She said I was not legally obligated to answer her questions, but that she would like to come here and ask me questions about the program, and any other information I wanted to provide on how it got exported. She had a copy of the PGP 2.0 User's Guide (and, I presume, the software).

I thought this bit of news would be of general interest to PGPeople.

Philip Zimmermann 12 Feb 93

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