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Standardizing Encryption

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Standardizing Encryption

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French Push to Electronic Signature

AES Migrates to U.S

Shredding at NIST

Race for Electronic Signature Prize

Standardizing Electronic Signatures

THE PITFALLS OF MASS-PRODUCED ENCRYPTION

ENCRYPTION DEBATE BACK IN U.S. COURT

USING EUROPE TO OUTFLANK OPPONENTS (CRYPTOGRAPHY)

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