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Subject: Financial Cryptography 01 preliminary program
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Does anyone have any statistics on the average degree of separation
between two arbitrary PGP keys in, say, the pgp.mit.edu keyserver - in
other words, the average diameter of the PGP web of trust?
A related question would be how many keys would it be necessary to
hypothetically import from the
On Thu, Dec 21, 2000 at 08:39:50AM -0800, Kris Kennaway wrote:
Does anyone have any statistics on the average degree of separation
between two arbitrary PGP keys in, say, the pgp.mit.edu keyserver - in
other words, the average diameter of the PGP web of trust?
These URLs describing work done
The Register has broken a story of the latest tragedy of copyright
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