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Subject: Re: PKZIP version 1.10 and data encryption
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Date: 11 Apr 90 17:36:20 GMT
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In article <28753@cup.portal.com> Nagle@cup.portal.com (John Nagle) writes:
>     Incidentally, you can import crypto gear into the US without any
>restrictions.  Most non-superpowers get their crypto gear from 
>Hagelin Crypto AG, Zug, Switzerland.
>
>					John Nagle

If you import this gear into the US, can you send it back for repair?
Or would that be considered illegal export of crypto hardware?

Just curious.

Hans Mulder	hansm@cs.kun.nl