PAIIN (& PAIN) were from some "security" standards organization and
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/secure.htm
is a security taxonomy & glossary
http://ww.garlic.com/~lynn/x9f.htm
is somewhat more of a cryptography oriented glossary & taxonomy since it is
taken from the financial standards X9F com
The PAIIN model (privacy, authentication, identification, integrity,
non-repudiation) is inadequate to represent the uses of cryptography.
Besides the distinction between privacy and confidentiality, I'd like
to point out some additional uses of cryptography which either don't
fit at all or ar
> David Honig wrote:
> > Unbeknown to the latter, Marks had already cracked General de Gaulle's
> > private cypher in a spare moment on the lavatory. -from the obit of Leo
> > Marks, cryptographer
>
> But this was because it was, in fact, one of his own ciphers.
> Cheers,
> Ben.
Not one that he
