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==Room 40, Ultra, Magic, Venona, Diebold, Open Source== | ==Room 40, Ultra, Magic, Venona, Diebold, Open Source== | ||
=Encryption Policy= | =Encryption Policy= | ||
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==Government regulations and policies== | ==Government regulations and policies== | ||
==Export Regulations, Key Escrow/Recovery, Computer Security Act of 1987== | ==Export Regulations, Key Escrow/Recovery, Computer Security Act of 1987== | ||
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=Analysis= | =Analysis= | ||
==Analysis of trends and how policy has played a role in encryption events== | ==Analysis of trends and how policy has played a role in encryption events== | ||
=Conclusion= | =Conclusion= | ||
*Concluding remarks and looking torward what should be done in the future. | *Concluding remarks and looking torward what should be done in the future. | ||
Revision as of 08:16, 8 November 2004
Contents
Intro
- Similar to project description on front page
Background on Encryption
- Lead: Josh
Basic encryption concepts
Terms and vocab used throughout the paper
Historical Incidents
- Lead: Andrew
How has encryption been (mis)used in the past
Room 40, Ultra, Magic, Venona, Diebold, Open Source
Encryption Policy
- Lead: Steven and John
Government regulations and policies
Export Regulations, Key Escrow/Recovery, Computer Security Act of 1987
Analysis
Analysis of trends and how policy has played a role in encryption events
Conclusion
- Concluding remarks and looking torward what should be done in the future.
