Re: Multiple Encryption (was a lot of things)

From: Bryan Olson (fakeaddress_at_nowhere.org)
Date: 07/29/05 

Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 06:55:29 GMT

Crypto@S.M.S wrote:
> The two "Joes" seem to think that redundancy is
> not worth the extra difficulty.

If so, the market agrees with them.

Do you really want to compete with Ritter Software Engineering
in the multiple-encryption market? He has quite a head start,
and even for the leader the revenue doesn't match a lemonade
stand. 

-- 
--Bryan

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