NODE c9b5a2b5CPP: Card Playing Protocol
kentborg@world.std.com (Kent Borg)Fri, 15 Jul 94 19:06:57 PDT
Having reread pages 78-81, I guess pagers, usenet, and slow email are
pretty much out.
I looks like I am going to have to track down the proceedings from
Crypto 85, 86, and 87. (Still in print? Expensive??) All the main
sources seem to be in them.
Though all the applicable literature talks of playing poker, it seems
more general and politically wiser to talk about playing cards.
Besides, "PPP" is already in big-time circulation meaning
"Point-to-Point Protocol", "PP" for "Poker Protocol" is only two
letters--of course verboten. "PGP" for "Pretty Good Poker" would only
get Phil's lawyers after me.
That leaves "CPP", for a nice wholesome card game.
-kb, the Kent who might actually do it
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NODE bacadad7CPP: Card Playing Protocol
hughes@ah.com (Eric Hughes)Sat, 16 Jul 94 10:26:23 PDT
I looks like I am going to have to track down the proceedings from
Crypto 85, 86, and 87. (Still in print? Expensive??) All the main
sources seem to be in them.
As Tim mentions, the Crypto proceedings are about $60-80. I'd
recommend a library for specific or occasional use. MIT's libraries
are very complete for cryptography, for example.
Eric