IDS: Introduction ...

Markku J. Saarelainen (mseliearthlink.net)
Wed, 08 Sep 1999 13:36:53 +0000

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Hi,
I have many interests, but I think that the following paragraph provides
some interesting focus areas.
"Encryption and many cryptography technologies are very important for any
future electronic commerce applications 
and implementations. It is the recommendation to decline the acceptance of
any Wassenaar Agreement 
(http://www.wassenaar.org) terms on encryption controls and to support the
strongest cryptography in all commercial Internet communications globally.
The role of the Internet is already critical in most international
enterprises and corporations. However, due to the open infrastructure and
individuals' principal lack of the security knowledge and consciousness,
quite often critical business messages are sent without any encryption
protection, which makes corporations extremely vulnerable. It is a common
public knowledge that some specific intelligence agencies are using the
Internet and other intelligence collection methods to acquire and collect
specific technology and business intelligence for specific commercial and
business enterprises. Some of most popular encryption applications have
backdoors and their development projects have been supported and influenced
by certain specific intelligence-interest groups. In the future's
electronic commerce environment these encryption methods and technologies
shall become even more important for any corporation anywhere around the
world and it is highly recommended to avoid using any of the most popular
and/or free encryption applications for any business and commercial purposes."

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