Matt Blaze

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Matt Blaze is a computer science researcher who has worked at Bell Labs and the University of Pennsylvania. He has a cryptography resource site and a blog.

Blaze found a serious flaw [1] in the US government's escrowed encryption standard.

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  1. ↑ Matt Blaze (1994), Protocol failure in the escrowed encryption standard
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