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From: randolph@cognito.Eng.Sun.COM (Randolph Fritz)
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Subject: Re: How will the police react to secure communications?
Summary: They already are.
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Date: 22 Mar 91 17:12:04 GMT
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The US National Security Agency has been reacting to secure
communications technology for quite a while now, mostly by attempting
to classify it and developments in this area.  Since much research is
done with Department of Defense grants, they are moderately successful
at classification.

By the way, it's likely that the NSA is monitoring this group, if only
for recording.

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