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"Bartosz Zoltak" <QPbzoltak(without "QP")@vmpcfunction.com> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > This all is an interesting case. I read the three papers and I agree > with what David said - although he overlooked the attack, what this > situation tells us is that cryptanalysis indeed requires work of many > people and time. > > David's report has a positively-biased tone, which suggests that he > produced it not because he loved the idea of the cipher but because > the company made an offer David couldn't reject. And I guess he did it > fairly - found no success in the attacks he had chosen, said what the > company wanted: <snip> I think the important thing to note is David didn't say the design was secure. He concluded that his inability to find a fault seems to suggest the hypothesis is true. I think trying to make David a sellout is very unjust. Tom
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