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To: TobagoJack who wrote (6665)	8/4/2001 10:51:41 PM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (2) of 74559

>>First they want to know who you are, place a diagramatic design on you, then they know where to come get you.<< I am to math as illiterates are to reading, so you or DJ are going tell that this doesn't make any sense, but I was told by a former CIA encryption expert that the RSA public key encryption algorithm has a "hole" in it, and if you know the hole (the CIA does) then you can read stuff encrypted using that technology. rsasecurity.com His boss was the guy who designed the encryption system that is on the sculpture in front of the CIA headquarters at Langley. washingtonpost.com If they want you bad enough, they can find you. And if they want what you've got bad enough, they will just take it away from you. It's older than mankind, it's hardwired into the anatomy at the lowest level. The guy I know invented the software that his boss is selling, but he signed away his rights on the advice of his boss's lawyer, whose name is now on the patent. Doesn't make me feel a whole lot of trust. It could be the plot of a book, but watching the mammal get devoured by the dinosaur doesn't make that great of a plot. gcn.com

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