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posting of authentication code
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I just heard from my NSA Export Office contact that if we want to post
source code for processing SPKI certificates (signing and verifying) and if
we leave out the actual crypto code (e.g., RSA source), we don't need to
bother them with sending such code in to get approved for export. As long
as the code is for authentication purposes, we're free to do what we want.
I've heard this now from two different export office people, so I feel very
confident in this message.
- Carl
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