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From the author who made "hacker" a household word comes a groundbreaking book about the most hotly debated subject of the digital age. *Crypto* concerns privacy in the information age and about the nerds and visionaries who, nearly 20 years ago, predicted that the Internet's greatest virtue--free access to information--was also its most perilous drawback: a possible end to privacy.
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“Mary Fisher loathed Whitfield Diffie on sight.”
An American author and journalist who writes on computers and related issues (<a href=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steven_Levy>Wikipedia</a>).
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