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Version of April 27, 2021 at 3:56PM
After the first Gulf War ended in 1991, some generals realized that the Iraqi networks had been remarkably resilient. As soon as the Allies destroyed one station, the network promptly routed around it. The generals discovered that the Iraqis were using Internet routing protocols, which were designed for resiliency. Several promptly suggested that those protocols should be classified. What are the problems with doing this?
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ECS 135, Computer Security Version of April 27, 2021 at 3:56PM
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