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Decision for War, 1917: The Laconia Sinking and the Zimmermann Telegram as Key Factors in the Public Reaction against Germany

Book by Samuel R. Spencer Jr.; R.R. Smith, 1953

Subjects:

Laconia (Steamship), World War, 1914-1918--Causes, Zimmermann, Alfred--1859-1925

Collections: History, Entire Library

...Meanwhile, during the three day interval, the public had been rocked by the Laconia disaster...Alfred Ewing, who had made a life study of cryptography. Referred to only as "40 O.B." from its...such intricacy that possession of the key itself was absolutely necessary. As time...
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Delivering the Vision: Public Services for the Information Society and the Knowledge Economy

Book by Eileen M. Milner; Routledge, 2002

Subjects:

Electronic Government Information--Case Studies, Information Technology--Political Aspects--Case Studies, Internet In Public Administration--Case Studies, Knowledge Management--Case Studies, Political Leadership--Case Studies, Public Administration--Information Technology--Case Studies

Collections: Entire Library

Delivering the Vision explores the way in which public service visions have developed globally and how successful they have been in contributing to major social and economic change.
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Cybering Democracy: Public Space and the Internet

Book by Diana Saco; University of Minnesota Press, 2002

Subjects:

Body, Human, Cyberspace--Political Aspects, Cyberspace--Social Aspects, Information Society, Internet--Political Aspects, Internet--Social Aspects, Public Spaces

Collections: Entire Library

...Information society. 7. Public spaces. 8. Body, human...how to use the Escape key on my computer before...nondiscriminatory modes of public communication and also...is illustrative of the key issues raised in chapters...are practiced. Their key mark of distinction, however...
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Information, Influence & Communication: A Reader in Public Relations

Book by Otto Lerbinger, Albert J. Sullivan; Basic Books, 1965

Subjects:

Public Relations

Collections: Entire Library

...newspaper publicity, in the minds of too many executives, is public relations, even though it can be demonstrated that sheer volume...by contrast, just one story properly placed could be the key to reaching a specific goal. Two simple cases will illustrate...
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Cryptography: A Very Short Introduction

Book by Fred Piper, Sean Murphy; Oxford University Press, 2002

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...However, when we discuss public key cryptography these assumptions are replaced...designed, and used, long before public key cryptography was proposed. The chapter...and standard techniques of public key cryptography had been developed in the...

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Who Are You-Really? Affordable Identity Management Networks Set to Emerge

Journal article by Bill Orr; ABA Banking Journal, Vol. 96, 2004

Subjects:

Banking industry--Information management, Banking industry--Services, Banking industry--Standards, Public key encryption--Usage, Trade and professional associations--Standards

Collections: Entire Library

...success stories but says that its developers have been seeking solutions to the wrong problems. Born at a time when public-key cryptography had the single mission of slaying the monster threatening to strangle e-commerce in its crib, PKIs top priorities...
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A Consensus on Cryptography

Journal article by Hiroko Kamata, Teresa Peters; OECD Observer, Vol. a, 1997

Subjects:

Europe--Economic Conditions--1945-, Europe--Economic Policy

Collections: Entire Library

...in both public and private...approaches. Cryptography uses an algorithm...cryptographic key) necessary...developments in public key cryptography techniques...those for public safety...only when cryptography is used to...a private key used only...
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The Importance of Cryptography

Journal article by Hiroko Kamata, Teresa Peters; OECD Observer, Vol. a, 1996

Subjects:

Europe--Economic Conditions--1945-, Europe--Economic Policy

Collections: Entire Library

...everyone who doesnt have the secret cryptographic key, necessary to decrypt the data. Cryptography can be used to hide information from access...communications and physical evidence. The threat to public safety could increase dramatically. Governments...
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Where the United States Goes the World Will Follow - Won't It?

Journal article by Christina A. Cockburn; Houston Journal of International Law, Vol. 21, 1999

Subjects:

Cryptography--Economic aspects, Data encryption--Laws, regulations, etc., Government regulation of business--Analysis

Collections: Entire Library

...be either a `secret key algorithm or a `public key algorithm."(9) Secret key cryptography uses the same secret key for encryption (sender) as for decryption (receiver).(10) Public key cryptography uses different keys for encryption and...
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SET Is Ready, Are Banks and Merchants?

Journal article by Orla O'Sullivan; ABA Banking Journal, Vol. 89, 1997

Subjects:

Banking industry--Management, Credit and debit card industry--Safety and security measures, Cryptography--Usage

Collections: Entire Library

...through the network. Cryptography requires a key to encrypt and decrypt...asymmetric keys contain a public key and private key...it uses the consumers public key. The message can be...merchant has made. Only his public key will open his response...

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Public Key Infrastructure: End-to-End Security

Magazine article by Christopher M. King; Business Communications Review, Vol. 27, November 1997

Subjects:

Internet security, Internet services, Internet--Safety and security measures, Public key encryption--Usage, Web sites (World Wide Web)--Safety and security measures, Web sites--Safety and security measures, World Wide Web--Safety and security measures

Collections: Entire Library

...solution; more specifically, public key-based cryptography is required. Most users...last of the patents on public key cryptography (i.e., RSA) is set to expire...message. Conclusion Public key cryptography-based products are mature...
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The Role of Cryptography in Network Security

Magazine article by Mitchell S. Moore; Business Communications Review, Vol. 25, September 1995

Subjects:

Computer networks--Safety and security measures, Cryptography--Usage, Network software

Collections: Entire Library

...certification authority. The Role of Cryptography Each of the five security services defined...text message is subjected to a series of key-based mathematical operations to produce...general groupings: secret key algorithms and public key algorithms. * Secret Key Algorithms...
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National Cryptography Policy for the Information Age

Magazine article by Kenneth W. Dam, Herbert S. Lin; Issues in Science and Technology, Vol. 12, Summer 1996

Subjects:

Cryptography--Laws, regulations, etc., Data encryption--Economic aspects, Information technology--Safety and security measures

Collections: Entire Library

...decryption key. What is...policymakers is that cryptography that is available...the general public for legitimate...availability of cryptography to all legitimate...leadership of key U.S. industries...companies; * Public safety and...challenges for public safety, among...greater use of cryptography by criminal...decryption key. Driven by...
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Access and Authentication: Key Issues in Network Security

Magazine article by David H. Axner; Business Communications Review, Vol. 21, March 1991

Subjects:

Access control (Computers)--Methods, Computer access control--Methods, Computer services industry--Product information, Electronic security systems--Analysis, Information technology services industry--Product information, Security systems--Analysis

Collections: Entire Library

...messages is cryptography. Cryptography involves encoding or...encryption algorithm and a key. The encryption algorithm...of the DES 56-bit key. Public key management systems...the more widely used public key management methods in...
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Feds Seek Snoop Key, and So Do Red Chinese

Magazine article by Charles Smith; Insight on the News, Vol. 14, May 4, 1998

Subjects:

Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act of 1994, Data encryption--Analysis

Collections: Entire Library

...or CALEA. In its public notice, the bureau...technology, called key recovery or key...security, Applied Cryptography, who tells Insight...today to the U.S. public there would be a...impact of Clintons key-recovery design...expert Schneier: "Cryptography has the potential...

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Software Lets User Encrypt on Web

Newspaper article; The Washington Times, December 19, 2002

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...encryption based on what is called public-key cryptography and was made publicly available...impervious to federal interception. Public-key encryption is not explicable in...large binary number. One is your public key, which you can safely give to...
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Better Security Deserves Priority

Newspaper article; The Washington Times, July 21, 2005

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...it: There is something called public-key cryptography, widely used on the Internet...SunTrust has another number, called a public key, which I can use to decrypt the...tricky, but if I have the banks public key I can decrypt any message it sends...
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On Net, Privacy Is Price of Policing

Newspaper article by Fred Reed; The Washington Times, April 5, 1999

Subjects:

Computer software industry, National Security Agency, United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...Hellman) invented what is called public-key cryptography, which allows you to encrypt data with a public key that can be known to everyone...computers led to a flowering of cryptography in the civilian world. Previously...
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Bill Seeks More Secure Transactions on Internet

Newspaper article by William Glanz; The Washington Times, May 7, 1999

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...business over the Internet use what is called public key cryptography, where consumers have access to one key to help them encrypt information, while the business retains the private key, the only one available to decrypt data...
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Secret of Firm's Success Seems to Be Spreading

Newspaper article by Dawn Kopecki; The Washington Times, March 17, 1997

Subjects:

Computer software industry, Trusted Information Systems Inc.

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...Security Agency - the governments expert in cryptography - and its high-powered computers would...aggressively." "The company has certain key value drivers in our eyes," said David...the company rated as a buy since it went public.

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Data Encryption

Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...information. All modern cryptography is based on the use...requires the use of a key. Until 1976 the algorithms...1977 the asymmetric or public key algorithm was introduced...two keys, an unguarded public key used to encrypt the plaintext...

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