From:    Michael Babcock                        Area: Public Key Encryption
To:      JOHN STEPHENSON                         1 Apr 95 17:07:00
Subject: Inquiry                                UpdReq 

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John said something about Inquiry to Michael on 03-30-95  15:28 ...
 JS> 2.7mit - Uses RSAREF, illegal in the states.
 JS> 2.6.i  - Uses the real RSA, legal in other places.
 MB>    They both have 'the real RSA', but just the non RSAREF ones are bound
 MB>  to the 1024bit keys, etc.
 JS> Hmm? I don't think so.. I use PGP 2.6.i with a 2047 bit key. I also
 JS> think RSAREF doesn't work quite like RSA (the math of it) and generates
 JS> different encrypted material.
   AKAIK, RSA is simply the algorithm used for the encryption/decryption
 using 'public & private' keys... RSAREF is a set of functions that were
 developped so that developpers could use RSA in their programs.  AFAIK,
 it is NECESSARY to license RSAREF if you want to use RSA algorithms in
 your program (in the US).  Outside the US, you can use RSA algo's any
 way you want (possibly faster)...they both use RSA (obviously), but if
 you're outside the US, you get to make up your own code to use it...
   BTW, if you're interested, netmail me, I have the RSA algos here...
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Michael.Babcock@f30.n224.z1.fidonet.org


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From:    Chris Adams                            Area: Public Key Encryption
To:      Christopher Baker                       2 Apr 95 16:17:26
Subject: Re: CWD--Exon Bill Passes As Amendment (fwd)UpdReq 

On (30 Mar 95) Christopher Baker wrote to Rob Buckman...
 RB> Oh, well.  I guess one good turn deserves a tagline...
 RB> ... American Civil Liberties Union: Melanoma on the skin of life.
 CB> the ACLU often is the only thing standing between you and the erosion of
 CB> your Constitutional rights.
 Used to be. Now, it merely causes a great deal of mindless lawsuits and
petty obstructionism with an occasional moment of value. Most of their
press releases show a serious reality-impairment.
... We should be looking for intelligent life on *THIS* planet!


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From:    Reed Darsey                            Area: Public Key Encryption
To:      John Stephenson                         3 Apr 95 03:18:42
Subject: Re: PGPWave                            UpdReq 

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     }Quoting Richard Wallen to John Stephenson on 29 Mar 95  12:01:00{
 RW> I just wanted to say, ThanX! for your efforts... I installed this
 RW> PgpWave 1.08 just today which replaced my previously limited batch file
I also got this program from Richard's board, and did away with my 
batch files, too.  <g>
The question I have, though, is that Blue Wave allows me to pass 
parameters to my editor, but PGPWave doesn't seem to allow me to.
Specifically, my editor call is:
        c:\ved\vedit.exe -x e:\bbs.vdm @f
How do I do the same in PGPWave?  (Bbs.vdm is a macro that sets up bbs 
specific settings for the editor.)

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