Re: encryption with public keys

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From: Jeff Lee
Date: Sun, 28 Dec 1986 04:08

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Does anyone know the patent number of the RSA encryption method?  I saw the
article a while back where they were claiming that the algorithm was patented
and wanted to check it out.  You might want to post this since some other
folks might be interested in this, also.
-- 
Jeff Lee
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From: jeff@gatech.EDU (Jeff Lee)
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Subject: Re: encryption with public keys
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Date: Sat, 27-Dec-86 23:08:19 EST
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