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From: jlodman@beowulf.ucsd.edu (Loaf)
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Subject: DS5000 Encryption
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While looking at a Dallas Semi data book, I noticed that the
DS5000 claims to encrypt addresses and data. Does anyone have
any idea what scheme they are using, and how secure the method
is against determined attack? I believe that the schemes are
different for the address and the data, but they use the same
key.

Thanks!

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