Maybe this is not so important, but I have to repeat that in W2K OS the
NSAKEY is still present but not used. All CSPs are verified only with the
primary key and if the verification process fails the CSP module is
discarded without any further verification.
Sergio Tabanelli
-Original
Along the same lines as this discussion, http://www.ivta.org
was recently brought to my attention in/on the "cert-talk"
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) mailing list.
I appreciate that pointer (and others like it such as are appearing
here and elsewhere) a great deal, especially in quotation:
At 07:52 AM 5/29/00 -0400, Dan Geer wrote:
There is no doubt whatsoever that the sanctity of a vote once
cast can be absolutely preserved as it is moved from your house
to the counting house. What cannot be done, now or ever, is to
ensure the sanctity of the voting booth anywhere but in a
I've been playing with the RSA cipher since it's announcement but
due to other interests have missed a lot of discussions of the finer
points. Thus I would like comments on the items in the list below.
I'm not a mathematician so rigorous proofs would probably be over my
head. I'll have to
