NODE 077c69a4Re: THE WHITE HOUSE: Briefing on encryption ( X-files ?? )
"Dan S. Camper" <lordgrey@borrowedtime.com>Fri, 18 Sep 1998 08:58:26 +0800
What is the URL for the web site mentioned here?
Thanks,
DSC
>UNDER SECRETARY REINSCH: I think the simplest way to respond to that right
>now is we'll have a definition in the
>reg that will be very clear as to what the criteria are for qualification.
>And those definitions have already been dealt with
>and agreed to, so we should have them up on the web site this afternoon.
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Dan S. Camper lordgrey@borrowedtime.com
Software Thaumaturgist
Borrowed Time, Inc.
NODE 5736cc95Re: THE WHITE HOUSE: Briefing on encryption ( X-files ?? )
John Young <jya@pipeline.com>Fri, 18 Sep 1998 09:31:11 +0800
Lordgrey asks for a BXA URL:
BXA info on the new crypto policy:
http://www.bxa.doc.gov/whatsnew.htm
http://207.96.11.93/Encryption/Default.htm
The only info there not issued by the White House is a list
of the 45 countries who get favorable treatment.
CDT says the implementation regs are due to be issued by
BXA sometime in October, and to watch out: "the devil is in
the details."
In the meantime the 11 corporations who announced support
for the new policy will continue hemming, hawing and heeding
threat of license delay:
Here they are:
Ascend, Cisco Systems, 3Com, Hewlett-Packard Company,
Intel, Netscape Communications, Network Associates, Novell,
RedCreek Communications, Secure Computing, Sun
Microsystems.
One bit of sunshine, though, is Germany has announced that it
will lead a Euro attack on US crypto export limits because they
harm economic security:
http://jya.com/cn091898.htm