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From: Goodbar, Loyd (AFS-Water Valley) >. But with last year's > discussion on IBM's password vulnerabilities, and increased knowledge of > cryptanalysis, I can't believe that a secret algorithm will protect data. Loyd, you are quite justified not believing this. Modern cryptography embraces a principle first expressed in 1883 by Jean-Guillaume-Hubert- Victor-Francois-Alexandre-Auguste Kerckhoffs von Nieuwenhof, namely that "compromize of the method should not inconvenience the correspondents" or in modern terms: "the security is solely in the key, not in keeping the algorithm secret".
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