At 2:59 PM -0800 12/30/01, John Gilmore wrote:
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>Along these lines I can't help but recommend reading one of the best
>crypto books of the last few years:
>
> Between Silk and Cyanide
> Leo Marks, 1999
>This wonderful, funny, serious, and readable book was written by the
>chief crypt
John Schwartz writes in the December 31 New York Times:
"A controversial system installed on a criminal suspect's
computer by the government to capture the encryption
passwords of a criminal suspect is nearing its second
phase."
Anybody have info or leads on the "second phase" of
what appea
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David Honig wrote:
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> Unbeknown to the latter, Marks had already cracked General de Gaulle's
> private cypher in a spare moment on the lavatory. -from the obit of Leo
> Marks, cryptographer
But this was because it was, in fact, one of his own ciphers.
Cheers,
Ben.
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