Using gpg for french law

[L. Sassaman]

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On Thu, 3 Aug 2000, Simpson, Sam wrote:

> 1,024-bit RSA & 100-bit symmetric ciphers will be secure for the
> "foreseeable future" (whatever that means).

I am sure the NSA can brute-force 1024 bit DSS keys. No , I have no data
to back that up.

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L. Sassaman

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