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From: randolph@cognito.Eng.Sun.COM (Randolph Fritz)
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Subject: Re: Citizens of the City of Mind
Summary: Zero-knowlege systems
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Date: 20 Mar 91 23:15:43 GMT
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Suzanne, a lot of the personal controls on information you'd like to
see can be implemented technically with public-key cryptographic
systems.  These are known as zero-knowlege systems and they were
written up in Communications of the ACM a few years back.  If people
are interested, they should write me and I'll get a citation.  Anyone
who's got the citation easily available is invited to post.  Also,
anyone out there have an article on zero-knowlege systems they'd care
to post?  Tim?  You out there?

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