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From: "Steven Furlong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> language. Even assuming that the PIGs (Public's Intrepid Guardians)
LOL...
> Could I therefore be legally forced to provide
> a translation of what I write in Lojban?
Interesting indeed.
There's also that paper (by Rivest) which uses *authentication* keys to
obfuscate a message: http://www.toc.lcs.mit.edu/~rivest/chaffing.txt
The idea is that the message isn't encrypted - it's just filled with
"chaff", and the "good" parts are signed with a secret authentication key,
while the "bad" parts have a fake signature (or maybe a correct, but
irrelevant, one, which would reveal an "innocent" message).
Could the RIP be applied to something like that?
Mark
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