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by not2b
1606 days ago
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Not any more, but back in the 1970s and before cryptography was considered the province of the military and spies, not for civilians to mess with, in the US and the UK. State-of-the-art crypto was treated much like tech for nuclear weapons. The pioneers of public key cryptography had to fight for their right to publish. |
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Anyone doing a deepdive on these topics would seemingly be put on a list. It is absurd.