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The Consequences of Criminalizing Crypto
Mark Rasch, 2003-03-03

The Justice Department's plan to make routine encryption illegal in the hands of criminals will hurt law abiding citizens, and prove catastrophic for Internet security.

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The Consequences of Criminalizing Crypto 2003-03-04
Anonymous
Only positive thing about criminalizing crypto would be if someone could demonstrate that Microsoft used crypto (either S/MIME or SSL) to conceal its illegal anti-competitive practices. Then we could throw Bill in jail for 5 years.

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