Long Term Key Management With Hardware Tokens

[Brandon Anderson]

> I am not arguing that paper copies are less reliable; of course, they 
> are; however, they are not as secure.
As I reread this email, I realized what I said here may have been 
unclear. I meant to say, of course, paper copies are more reliable than 
hardware tokens; they are just less secure.
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