Re: There's a hole in your crypto, dear Eliza dear Eliza...
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How do I know PGP IS secure? I don't. That doesn't mean I don't use it or
Doesn't the NSA certify the security of cryptosystems? I wonder what they'd say about PGP? -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 iQCVAwUBMB/gUI4k1+54BopBAQEozAP/dTYfpk4aENquuhdmmAqWKFtHhcPFsj47 BL6F9QpA61eGaJ8T8hiuBlq9RBj8KYtQ0881CwLmiSztv1+uJxWWS11hb26l0zeD tZ3I9JXgFJSC4Pkv2i84D5VbnFfL0W+7yWFsgJUgg++c9UUDVW7xcwSmUfVrqgE+ hVuFyCK/cDM= =NXYL -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- Thank you VERY much! You'll be getting a Handsome Simulfax Copy of your OWN words in the mail soon (and My Reply). <Andrew.Spring@ping.be> PGP Print: 0529 C9AF 613E 9E49 378E 54CD E232 DF96 Thank you for question, exit left to Funway.
Andrew Spring wrote:
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How do I know PGP IS secure? I don't. That doesn't mean I don't use it or
Doesn't the NSA certify the security of cryptosystems? I wonder what they'd say about PGP?
Hmm, I wonder if they have done such a certification and if an FOIA could elicit a response. -- So you may wonder -- "But what does that have to do with me?" Answer: I have locked horns with "The Devil", buddy boy, and compared to him, you ain't sh**. Brian Francis Redman to Chip Berlet
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