Re: Paper is out, electrons are in

[Jeff Williams <jwkckid1@ix.netcom.com>]

David,

  Please read below your comments.

David R. Conrad wrote:
> 
> Jeffery,
> 
> >I quoted the ITAR munitions
> >law and presidential order reguarding on ALL encryption ITEMS,
> >of which "Digital signatures" are a part.  This INCLUDES
> >authentication mechanisms.
> 
> Actually, I don't believe it does.  Further, how does US ITAR
> restrictions affect the implementation of something in (say) New
> Zealand?

  Well I have confirmed tis myself, and unfortunatly it does. Though
I was hopine tht I might have be incorrect here. :(
> 
> >  Again, I will say, that if section 7 of the draft, why is this not
> >a "Appropriate" topic for iahc-discuss?
> 
> Because it is irrelevant.  The document specifies "state of the art".
> It does not specify "state of the art allowed by the every government
> on the planet".

  Well I don't understand that, if it a section (Section 7.) of the
draft?  puzzeling?
> 
> Regards,
> -drc

Regards,
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Jeffrey A. Williams
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