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Re: R: strong encryption for Europeans
From: "Perry E. Metzger" <perry () piermont com>
Date: Tue, 25 Nov 1997 14:24:12 -0500
Adam Shostack writes:
Given that strong encryption is strong enough that you don't need to worry about brute force, and that most of the strong algorithms out there are faster than des, why use des?
The analysis of 3DES is much better than that for most of the supposedly strong algorithms? Your points about "burglary, blackmail, buggered equipment and brute force" are correct, however. I constantly find clients amazed when one of my first recommendations is improved physical security. Perry
Current thread:
- R: strong encryption for Europeans Franco RUGGIERI (Nov 24)
- Re: R: strong encryption for Europeans Andreas Siegert (Nov 25)
- Re: R: strong encryption for Europeans Adam Shostack (Nov 25)
- Re: R: strong encryption for Europeans Perry E. Metzger (Nov 25)
- Re: R: strong encryption for Europeans Adam Shostack (Nov 25)
- Re: R: strong encryption for Europeans Adam Shostack (Nov 25)
- Re: R: strong encryption for Europeans Martin W Freiss (Nov 25)
- Re: R: strong encryption for Europeans Andreas Siegert (Nov 25)
- Re: R: strong encryption for Europeans Arjo Mukherjee (Nov 25)
- Re: R: strong encryption for Europeans Bennett Todd (Nov 25)
- Re: R: strong encryption for Europeans Ted Doty (Nov 25)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: R: strong encryption for Europeans Chris Lonvick (Nov 24)
- Re: R: strong encryption for Europeans lum (Nov 25)
- Re: R: strong encryption for Europeans Bennett Todd (Nov 25)
- Re: R: strong encryption for Europeans lum (Nov 25)