REQUEST: Info on modems/muxes as security tool

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From: My name is...
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 18:39

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Does anyone know of any information regarding using modems /multiplexers as
security tools?

I know there are modems that implement dial-back and there are muxes/routers
that don't allow messages from 'authorized' sources to pass through,  I am
looking for journal articles on these topics, as well as modems and mux
security related articles.

If you know of any, either post it here or email me directly.  I am grateful
for any and all information.

thanks in advance
dan

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Subject: REQUEST: Info on modems/muxes as security tool
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