Self Incrimination and Cryptographic Keys
by Greg S. Sergienko
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under PGP. It also discusses the "central clearinghouse"
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- This is an article on why cryptography should not be regulated.
- Resolving
the Encryption Dilemna: The Case for Clipper
- A discussion of the Clipper chip and its use to encode information.
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- Press Release urging the White House to withdraw the controversial
Clipper Chip encryption proposal.
- Cyberwire
Dispatch
- Concerning possible FBI plans to push for legislation for
FBI access to all encrypted information.
- Cryptography:
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