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From: Dan Houser (houserd1@NATIONWIDE.COM)
Date: Tue Feb 20 2001 - 13:53:13 CST

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    OK CISSP holders & hopefuls... time to put on your thinking cap for fun
    discussion of random stream one-time pad encryption:

    "[Dr. Michael Rabin, noted cryptographer and] computer science professor at
    Harvard says he has found a way to send coded messages that cannot be
    deciphered, even by an all-powerful adversary with unlimited computing
    power. And, he says, he can prove it."

    I thought of 2 big implementation flaws with statements in the article
    about implementing this encryption technology, besides Bruce Schneier's
    enlightened "encryption is a pole in your front yard you hope people will
    run into instead of around" statement (which is also true). Show me yours,
    and I'll show you mine... :^)

    For full article: http://www.nytimes.com/2001/02/20/science/20CODE.html
    (You will need to register to get this article from the NY Times, well
    worth the trouble.... their daily technology update is superb)

    ddh, cissp, etc.

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