ANON: Cryptographic MIX

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Hi All,
     At the first cypherpunks meeting I cam to,
A speaker was giving a presentation on cryptographic MIX protocols.
My memory fails me as to who that was... so thats the question and what is
the progress on an implementation???
    cheers
    kelly
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>> Hi All,
>>      At the first cypherpunks meeting I cam to,
>> A speaker was giving a presentation on cryptographic MIX protocols.
>> My memory fails me as to who that was... so thats the question and what is
>> the progress on an implementation???
>>     cheers
>>     kelly

Sounds like you were referring to me.  I've been doing some perl
programming and have scripts to create an address block, encode a
message for transmittal with an address block, and to process one hop
of a message.  These scripts don't actually do any encryption, but
rather simulate it for testing purposes.  They're not ready for use
mailing actual messages, and I still have to finish the script for
decoding the message when it's finally recieved.  So, there's a bunch
of work to go, but it looks good so far.  I'll be sure to let everyone
know when they're in a condition to be played with by all.

-eric messick (eric@synopsys.com)