What are the risks of having the United States government select a cryptosystem

for widespread commercial use (both inside and outside the United States). How

could users from outside the United States overcome some or all of these risks?

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Madison Leblanc

Computers & Technology

27 July, 02:13

What are the risks of having the United States government select a cryptosystem

for widespread commercial use (both inside and outside the United States). How

could users from outside the United States overcome some or all of these risks?

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Taniya Hoover · Answer 1

PART A

(1) Reduced access to commercial Information.

(2) Loss of Business time.

(3) Loss of foreign investment due to restrictions posed by the use of codes.

PART B

(1) Maintain a good and honest Relationship with their business partners in the United States of America.

(2) Request for codes earlier before the commencement of Business transactions.

Explanation:A Cryptosystem is a computer based system, which is aimed at ensuring that information and communication done through the internet and Computer resources are protected and done with no External influences or criminal activities.

A Cryptosystem can be advantageous and also has certain disavantages which can have impacts in the trading and commercial activities of a country if it is fully implemented in any Country.

What are the risks of having the United States government select a cryptosystemfor widespread commercial use (both inside and outside the United States). Howcould users from outside the United States overcome some or all of these risks?

What are the risks of having the United States government select a cryptosystem

for widespread commercial use (both inside and outside the United States). How

could users from outside the United States overcome some or all of these risks?