FBI calls for mandatory key escrow; Denning on export ctrls (fwd)
Brian B. Riley
brianbr at together.net
Tue Sep 9 21:07:25 PDT 1997
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We have batted this around and around ... I am curious though what
the more legal-oriented among us feel the current wording portends for
us ... say it gets passed ... just what will be the legal status of
the use of non-GAKked crypto?
There is little question that steganography will be raised to a
high art form under these proposals. That not withstanding, I would
just like to get a feel for exactly where it leaves the current PGP et
al. community?
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