MIT Laboratory / Hewlett-Packard / Sun Microsystems / MIT Information Systems / SRI International / Counterpane Systems / AT&T Laboratories / Microsoft / /
Country
United States / /
Facility
University of Cambridge / /
IndustryTerm
basic communication infrastructure / recovery encryption systems / electronic communications products / government law enforcement requirements / stored data applications / law enforcement demands / similar law enforcement demands / Internet link / electronic commerce schemes / telephone network / law enforcement speci cations / recovery infrastructure / mechanisms guaranteeing law enforcement access / communications sessions / similar systems / recovery systems / certain stored data systems / encrypted communications / encryption device / recoverability systems / business communications / government-driven key recovery systems / secure and trusted infrastructure / telephone conversations / information technology / infrastructure systems / encryption systems / law enforcement / functional key recovery infrastructure / recovery services / large-scale key recovery systems / certi cation infrastructure / electronic commerce / insecure networks / /
Organization
National Research Council / Information Society / U.S. Department of Commerce / MIT / U.S. government / Center for Democracy and Technology / U.K. Department / University of Cambridge / Trusted Third Party / /
Person
Ken Bass / Shabbir Safdar / David Sobel / Michael Froomkin / Daniel Weitzner / Alan Davidson / /
The Risks of Key Recovery, Key Escrow, and Trusted Third-Party Encryption Hal Abelson1 Ross Anderson2 Steven M. Bellovin3 Josh Benaloh4