Andrew Ho wrote: > > Yes, the key (no pun intended :-) to this, I think, is to not even think > about the crypto part. Crypto is just the implementation details while the > important stuff is in the who and where of the information flow > (protocol). > Well, so far, we have been unable to do that! That's why I started using language about assertions. I wanted to find a way to talk about this functionally, without mentioning the words hash, key or encryption.
- Re: tampering withelectronic health records Andrew po-jung Ho
- Re: tampering withelectronic health records Andrew po-jung Ho
- Re: tampering withelectronic health records David Roseman, MD
- Re: tampering withelectronic health records Karsten . Hilbert
- Re: tampering withelectronic health records Horst Herb
- Re: tampering withelectronic health records Wayne Wilson
- Re: tampering withelectronic health records Horst Herb
- Re: tampering withelectronic health records Tim Cook
- Re: tampering withelectronic health records Horst Herb
- Re: tampering withelectronic health records Wayne Wilson
- Re: tampering withelectronic health records Wayne Wilson
- Re: tampering withelectronic health records Karsten . Hilbert
- RE: tampering withelectronic health records Jan . Cross
- Re: tampering withelectronic health records Dr Adrian Midgley
- Re: tampering withelectronic health records Andrew Ho
- Re: tampering withelectronic health records Andrew po-jung Ho
