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Re: Bullshit RE: HACKERS SMASH U.S. GOVERNMENT ENCRYPTION
Vin McLellan <[email protected]> writes:
> Then Paul Bradley <[email protected]> the sage moderator of
> Cryptography.Uk stepped in:
>
> >Not only that, but single DES with a 56 bit key is just not being used
> >anymore in any company which has the slightest clue. If they can run a
> >distributed crack on 3DES with independent subkeys then I`ll give them
> >some attention.
>
> You've convinced me, the UK _is_ on a different planet!
Nah, it's just Paul :-)
Perhaps he should rephrase that to no one with a clue _should_ be
using single DES. Clearly lots are in practice, in spite of their
better judgement for political reasons. The US government influence
via their export controls being a major factor pushing the practice of
using too short key lengths.
What's cryptography.uk?
Adam
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