PGP v. 2.1 Released

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From: robert heuman
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 07:45

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amanda@intercon.com (Amanda Walker) writes

A(> Examples of these safeguards might include:
A(> 
A(>  - detailed logs of all transfers
A(>  - excluding non-US Internet domains and IP networks
A(>  - requiring explicit requests for access, which would be kept on file
A(> 
A(> and so on.

However, the ITARs make it legal to export DES, etc., (crypto) to 
Canada, so maybe the non-US Internet domains has to be changed to 
non-US, non-Canadian... and then, of course, it becomes both US and 
Canadian authorities who have to control the further spread...

Bob Heuman <robert.heuman@rose.com>
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