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Subject: File 2--NEW State Dept FLASH on Moby Clipper (Grady Ward)
>Date: Fri, 24 Sep 93 08:08:14 -0400 >From: shap@viper.cis.upenn.edu (Jonathan Shapiro) \>Subject: File 2--NEW State Dept FLASH on Moby Clipper (Grady Ward) > >For interesting people: > > I guess this means that all FTP sites who implement the GET command > and have anything to do with crypto or viral detection, including > RFCs, overviews or discussions of specific techniques or algorithms, > etc. must be registered as International Arms Traffickers *even if* > they disallow all but domestic FTP connections. > >It occurs to me that requesting a judgement on whether something is >subject to munitions export controls did not have a price tag. >Perhaps we should arrange for every FTP site in the nation to >simultaneously ask for a ruling? > >While we're at it, we should probably try to get them something like >the legal protections that apply to common carriers, since an operator >of such a public repository has no hope of restricting the content >effectively. > > >Jonathan > >
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