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Article #491Re: Security of Cryptographic Protocols
From: Mark Riordan
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 1992 02:24
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 1992 02:24
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dla@athena (Don Alvarez) writes: : Can someone post a pointer to SPX (reference article or what it stands : for or how it works or something like that)? I'm familiar with MIT's : Kerberos, but not SPX. SPX stands for Sphinx, a public-key authentication system by DEC that uses the RSA cryptosystem (under license). As I understand it, SPX is still considered "experimental" and not a commercial product. Most of the source is available via anonymous FTP from one of your favorite sites, such as crl.dec.com. I believe that you need to sign a form to get the RSA part of the source, though. Mark R.
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