Obviously the public directory must be authenticated, otherwise A could be tricked into communicating with C when he thinks he is communicating with B simply by substituting C's key for B's in A's copy of the directory.
The three-day hearing was triggered by the ministry's refusal to hand over a copy of the directory after a request under the Freedom of Information Act by the Guardian.
Contact your high school and/or university to find an address, or purchase your copy of a directory.
But who in their right mind would want to keep eight copies of a directory that barely changes from year to year except for the entries that are out of date?
Coulson questioned the payment in his reply, saying he had recently signed off on a payment of £750 for another copy of a royal directory.
Albany is the kind of state capital where a copy of the legislative directory from 10 years ago is, in general, about as current as the one just printed.
Bruce Schneier, an internet-security expert, thinks it is a bit like worrying about spammers stealing a copy of the telephone directory.
A tattered copy of an American directory of rifles, shotguns and pistols was in the rubble today along with pages from a guide to military assault rifles, a section of an English-language chemistry book, a glossary of words defining various gun parts and an owners' manual for a shotgun.
Like many other colleges, Harvard offers every freshman a copy of the class directory, known as the "facebook," which features a photograph of each member, accompanied by a few identifying facts, such as name, date of birth, home town, and high school.
EtecsaDroyd: A pirated copy of the telephone directory from the Cuban phone company ETECSA.
