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On the second point, a strong cryptosystem wouldn't have such a poor security design that RSA could break into any of its customer's networks. I'm sure a numbe
by ctz 15y ago
On the second point, a strong cryptosystem wouldn't have such a poor security design that RSA could break into any of its customer's networks. I'm sure a number of other RSA customers were surprised that RSA retained this power; I was.