Trustworthy contacts

[Adam Langley]

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On Sun, Sep 10, 2000 at 04:45:03PM +0100, Brian Gladman wrote:
> There has been a suggestion that citizen owned information in the UK might
> be protected with homegrown, unpublished algorithms such as Red Pike. I am
> not sure where this is at the moment (e.g. in the NHS)

Organisations like the NHS use off a combination of custom software and off
the shelf products. Any encryption would be commerical, maybe homegrown cip=
hers
but company, not govt, ones.

AGL

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