Yep. Brands' book is out from MIT Press, so it's even accessible.
(Well, relatively accessible; I keep planning on finishing it RSN.)
For someone to ask on cypherpunks for pointers to basic crypto
concepts and ignoring reading lists is like someone posting to a
political mailing list and asking how senators are elected, and
refusing to read the Constitution. (I'm not saying this current
case is the same, but it has similarities.)
-Declan
On Tue, Apr 24, 2001 at 06:25:23PM -0700, Tim May wrote:
> Read Schneier. Read the oft-cited (certainly cited many times in the
> years since you claim to have been here, i.e., since when Detweiler
> was here) Proceedings of the Crypto Conferences (Springer-Verlag,
> every year)/
