NODE 0e19d9f7Re: FLY_not
wa6ube@ix.netcom.comTue, 15 Oct 1996 08:07:33 -0700 (PDT)
John Young writes:
>
>On 10/14/96 09:30:38 you wrote:
>
> 10-13-96. CoWo:
>
> "Encryption confusion"
>
> Reminded of the secret Clipper algorithm, I sought
> details from IBM. I asked a spokeswoman why the company
> hadn't just put out a nice, snappy white paper
> explaining its new approach to key recovery. "We spent
> three months trying to do that, quite literally," the
> spokeswoman said. "It's pretty confusing stuff, and
> whenever we get it on paper, we aren't happy with it."
>
> 10-12-96. InWe:
>
> "IBM Coalition May Not Fly" [Thanks, WR]
>
> "The relaxation on encryption is in many ways an
> extortion of industry," said Bob Gargus, president of
> the Atalla. "If this starts to happen for export, how
> many companies will be able to support two standards? I
> think every American should be worried." But Greg Simon,
> domestic policy adviser to Vice President Al Gore, said,
> "We're not looking for an answer that's universally
> popular. We're looking for a solution that's balanced
> and fair."
>
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I am curious, if there is this "coalition" of companies that have
joined IBM on this new Key Recovery Plan, Has anyone yet found out
who the other members of this coalition
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Patricia Gibbons <wa6ube@ix.netcom.com>
NODE 42f914c3Re: FLY_not
Adam Shostack <adam@homeport.org>Tue, 15 Oct 1996 10:10:41 -0700 (PDT)
wa6ube@ix.netcom.com wrote:
| I am curious, if there is this "coalition" of companies that have
| joined IBM on this new Key Recovery Plan, Has anyone yet found out
| who the other members of this coalition
A bunch are listed, including RSA. What I want to know is,
are any privacy right organizations on the comittee? How about
consultants organizations? I know that as a private security
consultant, I'd like to be able to join so that I can be aware of
developments, help the group clarify their aims, and provide my
customers with the best advice I can give them.
I feel that a good white paper is very important, so we all
know where we're going, and what the road is paved with.
Adam
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