From: Raph Levien <raph@cs.berkeley.edu>
Date: Tue, 18 Jun 1996 14:32:41 +0800
To: "M.Wagoner (1)" <safemail@ntrnet.net>
Subject: Re: Are Intrested in a new approach to Cryptography???????
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M.Wagoner (1) wrote:
> 
> We have superior Russian Encryption that cannot be broken. We would love to
> send you a copy of this software as a challenge to do so. Do you do such things?
> Our encryption far exceeds the military standard of 1024 bit encryption,
> hundreds of times over. I was told that if anyone could break this, it would
> be your organization or anyone else associated with the 'Cypher Punks'.

Basically, we are not interested. We are not a free cryptanalysis
service. Besides, we already have effectively unbreakable encryption -
our main interest is integrating ciphers that have already stood the
test of time into useful applications.

Best of luck, though.

Raph