Peter G. Neumann
Abstract
This month we summarize the main issues relating to the increasing use of cryptography in the world—for example, in enhancing confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity in computers and communications. Earlier columns have considered some related topics [1].
- 1 See Inside Risks" columns by C. Weissman on export conttrols and by P. Neumamann on surveilIance, Oct. 1991 and Aug. I993, respectively.Google Scholar
- 2 Landau, S. ct af. Codes, keys, and convicts: Issues in U.S. crypto policy. ACM report for USACM (order number 207940), Jun. 1994. Google Scholar
- 3 Landau, S., et al. Crypto policy perspectives. Commun. ACM 37, 8 (Artg. 1994), 115-121. Google ScholarDigital Library
- 4 Neumann, P.G. Computer-Rela.ted Ri.sks. ACM Press (Addison Wesley, N.Y ), 1995. Google ScholarDigital Library
Index Terms
- Reassessing the crypto debate
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