See id. at 10. Claims to privacy are claims to control access to what one takes . . . Back to text 4. Of course, true privacy also requires delineating the limits of the power of private parties, including detectives, credit bureaus, and others. Back to text 5.
Cryptography cuts across the law in many interesting ways.
Most of the statutory issues, however, are outside the scope of this Article. In particular, this Article does not discuss cryptography as it relates to intellectual property law. Back to text 6. Cryptology is the study of cryptography and cryptanalysis. Back to text 7.