From: don@cs.byu.edu
Date: Sat, 16 Sep 95 15:04:33 PDT
To: cypherpunks@toad.com
Subject: All Online Lusers, cryptoTCP
Message-ID: <199509162112.PAA02177@wero.byu.edu>
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Well, I read the tip on how to find out if AOL is checking
what I download. The good news is, they're DEFINATELY NOT. ;)

Anybody have a link to the encrypted TCP driver? I remember
the original annoucement didn't give a link.

Don

"So what you're saying is, if too many people are breaking into my house,
I should leave the key under the doormat so the police can chase the
crooks???" 

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