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On a related note, from Paul Kocher's notes:

     In informal discussions, the U.S. National Security Agency has
     indicated to me that source code for can be exported from the U.S.
     freely, but programs using or incorporating this code may be
     restricted.  Please make sure you understand the applicable export
     regulations before doing any work with cryptography.

Anybody know how SHS would fit with being incorported in FreeBSD?  Anybody
know who I would contact about this?

-Brandon