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RSA munitions T-shirt
Summary
In 1995, Adam Back protested against the US government's classification of strong encryption as 'munitions' by creating a two-line obfuscated implementation of RSA in Perl code, which he used as an email signature and printed on T-shirts. This post discusses the historical significance of that protest.
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