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Where to get source

#109
From: Dave Waller
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 1992 22:42
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Hi All,

Gawd, I know this gets asked all the time, so please forgive me for
the annoyance. I just subscribed to this newsgroup, and our server
doesn't have any old articles containing a FAQ or anything.

Anyhow, I am interested in understanding and beginning to use the
two key, one public for encryption, one private for decryption,
encoding method. Where can I get (ftp, etc) source code for the
algortithms in common use so I can start using this neat method of
secure communications?

Thanks!

-- 
Dave Waller
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