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Old 03-27-2008, 09:32 PM   #49
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1) Publishers (and authors) who need a reasonable degree of protection, and the ability to treat an e-book sale as they would a paper book sale.
You haven't suggested how PKI can do this, but several of us have suggested that it can't. You've successfully come up with a complex replacement for HTTPS and that's all.
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