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| insecure | Oct 17 2005, 05:10 PM |
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Donald is of course correct. In any case, these guys with the keys tended to travel along with ambassadors or senior politicians, and a covert kill is pretty tricky in such circumstances. But the important point is that the safe arrival of these keys at the embassy would have to be confirmed (probably using the tail end of the previous pad) before the host nation would encrypt anything through that pad. On cows's other point, Simon Singh's "The Code Book" is well worth the money. |
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