Edited by DJB, 2002.01.12, for the public record.
This is one of five separate requests I sent the same day,
for DJBCJF-2, DJBCJF-3, DJBCJF-4, DJBCJF-5, and DJBCJF-6.
DJBCJF-2 is ``The Snuffle Encryption System.''
DJBCJF-3 is snuffle.c.
DJBCJF-4 is unsnuffle.c.
DJBCJF-5 is ``Instructions for encrypting input to produce output.''
DJBCJF-6 is ``Instructions for programming your computer to encrypt.''



					[address]
					15 July 1993

PM/DTC SA-6 Room 228
Office of Defense Trade Controls
U.S. Department of State
Washington, DC 20522-0602

Subject: Commodity Jurisdiction Request for DJBCJF-2

Dear Sirs:

My name is Daniel J. Bernstein. This is a CJ Request for the item
identified in the subject line. I ask that this item be declared to be
subject to the licensing jurisdiction of the Department of Commerce.

The item is certain information. Attached is a complete copy of that
information. The item was originally designed to convert any one-way 
hash function into a zero-delay private-key encryption system. The item 
was not developed for any government agency or with any government 
funding. For further details of the history and possible uses of this 
item, see CJ 191-92.

As in CJ 191-92 I note that I would like to publish this item in a 
widely read international electronic conference known as ``sci.crypt'' 
for discussion by the worldwide academic community.

Thank you for your kind attention.

					Sincerely,



					Daniel J. Bernstein

encl.