Cryptographic laws in France

Cyril PELLERIN (cpellerin@ccf.fr)
Wed, 19 May 1999 15:24:48 +0200

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For those who asked a few days ago about cryptography in France, I have a short answer :
It used to be completely forbidden in the past, but recent laws now allow anybody to use cryptography up to 128-bits, with no authorisation. So, there is no restriction any more for France if any cryptographic module is included in the Linux kernel.

Cyril PELLERIN.

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