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From: jmargono@csc.com (Johan Margono)
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Subject: Ada encryption algorithms
Date: 20 Mar 1995 14:08:47 GMT
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Date: 1995-03-20T14:08:47+00:00
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I'm posting the following for a friend who has no access to Usenet.
Please respond to him by e-mail. Thanks in advance.

--

I was wondering if you could post a note to UseNet on comp.lang.ada. 
I'm looking for an Ada implementation of a 'reasonable' encrytion 
algorithm (Data Encryption Standard (DES) would be fine). Since the US 
imposes export restriction on encrytion algorithms it seems to be 
fairly difficult to find them in shareware libraries or on the 
Internet in general but DES has been around so long (and is in the 
public domain in the US) that I'm sure there has been many 
implementations of it... even in Ada. 

- Dave Wade (dwade@logicon.com)