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Introductionountability of authors and publication of seditious materials. In recent months, three interwoven initiatives have been prominent: the so-called “igital telephony improvement initiative,” the Clipper chip key escrow encryption initiative, and modifications to the Export Administration Act.

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Cryptography (From Julius Caesar Through Public Key Cryptosystems)Encryption has been used from the days of Julius Caesar, and has now become indispensable for the storage and transmission of sensitive information in computer and communications systems. This chapter presents an introduction to encryption and a number of encryption schemes.

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Civil LibertiesThis chapter presents the civil liberties aspects of the encryption policy debate. Issues include who is empowered to develop and disseminate encryption technology and balancing between individual liberties and government effectiveness in a world where a perfect crime is mathematically possible through cryptography.

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Mathematik für Informatik und BioInformatik technology is related to national defense and law-enforcement. The government has to perform a high-wire balancing act, weighing those needs against the privacy and freedom of its citizens. This section presents some of the most important documents issued by the U.S. Government as it struggles to strike an appropriate balance.

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Differential- und Integralrechnung,ll determine it. The debate has moved from a relatively low-profile discussion among the computer and communications security and privacy elite to one with a much higher profile and a less technological, more policy-oriented bent.