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The Register
15 September 2003
Updated: 15:06 GMT
PGP makes email encryption easier
By John Leyden
Posted: 15/09/2003 at 14:06 GMT
PGP Corporation today introduced simpler email encryption in which the burden of
securing email
QC is currently a one-time pad distribution mechanism - or at lower rates a
key establishment mechanism most suitable for symmetric algorithms.
You are correct that authentication is not inherent. Then again, this is
also true for classical symmetric and PKI schemes. To be usable, all
crypto
Eric Murray wrote:
For the record, AFAIK, this approach was invented and
deployed by Dr. Ian Brown as his undergraduate thesis,
back in 1996 or so.
Not to take anything away from Dr Brown, but I wrote something very
similar to what PGP's selling for internal use at SUN in 1995 (to
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Quantum cryptography finally commercialized?
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Start-up MagiQ Technologies, from Somerville, Massachusetts, has released
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