From: <an118@vox.hacktic.nl> (Nobody)
To: cypherpunks@toad.com
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UTC Datetime: 1994-08-08 06:06:14 UTC
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From: <an118@vox.hacktic.nl> (Nobody)
Date: Sun, 7 Aug 94 23:06:14 PDT
To: cypherpunks@toad.com
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I saw an interesting post in sci.crypt last week about a particular cypher.
I think it ws called "The Penknife Cypher" or something along those lines.
I guess I have been so PGP oriented that i've sort of stuck my head in the
sand and ignored other possibilities regarding encryption.
ARE there any other good cypher's out there, suitable for e-mail usage?
And more importantly, are they readily available, likely through ftp
from some European source. I guess it doesn't matter how popular they are,
but how secure they are. I'd be interested in a strong one for usage between
a couple of friends and myself. The keys could be spread via PGP and
then I suppose we could start using the cypher.
Any ideas? Or is my best bet to pickup Schneir's Applied Cryptography and
use an algorithim from that?
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