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> > e.g., not very secure from a serious peeping tom.... > > /hawk > And people say the export laws have no effect on U.S. domestic crypto > software... > Jim_Miller@suite.com Agreed... 40 bit key feels like (to me) one of those locks that comes on suitcases that you could probally break open with a small hammer.. /hawk
Harry S. Hawk says: > Agreed... 40 bit key feels like (to me) one of those locks that > comes on suitcases that you could probally break open with a small > hammer.. A screwdriver is a far more effective tool. Perry
In message <9405261621.AA19774@cmyk.warwick.com>you write: > Agreed... 40 bit key feels like (to me) one of those locks that > comes on suitcases that you could probally break open with a small > hammer.. Absolutly true, but even week security can have its uses. One of the most useful things we can do is get people used to, and routinely using, encryption. There are still too many people who think that using encryption is proof of wrongdoing.