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From: leonid <leonid.dulman@gmail.com>
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Subject: ADASTUDIO 2011 to be or not to be
Date: Tue, 1 Nov 2011 02:18:07 -0700 (PDT)
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Date: 2011-11-01T02:18:07-07:00
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Dear Colleagues.
 I turn to you with the following question - Does anyone use
ADASTUDIO2011 in their projects, or it is dead born child, that is
possible. If you does, what are the problems or requests you have, and
if not, then I'll get to the problems of information security. In
particular, what do you think about the following scheme: User A
encrypts the message quantum with random key and sends it to B. He
encrypts his random key and returns the A, A decrypts and sends B,
decrypts, reads, and sends a confirmation generated by the new random
keys.
Than you. Leonid