In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 02/10/00
at 02:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Peter Gutmann) said:
>"William H. Geiger III" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>IIRC several years ago someone wrote a script that would split up pgp into
>>multiple parts (say 100) and then each e-mail message they sent out would
>>have a different part at the bottom of the message.
>I saw it done via Usenet posts, and it was a real find-the-thimble game
>trying to find all the pieces from 1,001 mangled, dropped, spammed-out,
>etc articles. What I was after was a way to put it on a web page so that
>anyone who went there would see the whole thing, but it wasn't possible
>(well, not sanely possible, the MPAA will try anyway) to attack it in
>court. This is like the watermark-defeating attack where you snip an
>image into enough small images that they drop below the
>watermark-detection threshold, then combine them back into a single image
>when displayed using HTML.
Interesting ...
Say you divide up the code into x pieces.
Those pieces are stored on y servers.
Then any server that wanted to server the CSS code without having the
actual code on it's server would then use a list of links to display the
code.
I see two different possible approaches:
1: The displaying server uses a cgi script that goes out and collects the
pieces from the various other server, combines them, and then returns to
the browser the complete code.
2: Make use of multiple frames in a manner that the browser is the one
that actually goes out to the different web sites and combines the parts.
--
I am not very fluent on frames but basically what you want is this:
-----------------------------------fuck_the_MPAA.html--------------------------------
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE> Fuck the MPAA </TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<CENTER><H1><B>Fuck The MPAA</B></H1></CENTER><P>
Here is the DVD-CSS Code and none of it is on my sever so <B>FUCK-OFF MPAA!!</B><P>
<IFRAME src="http://server01/part01.html" scrolling="off" frameborder="0">
[Your browser does not support inline frames
<A HREF="http://server01/part01.html"> select </A> to get part 1 of X
</IFRAME><P>
<IFRAME src="http://server02/part02.html" scrolling="off" frameborder="0">
[Your browser does not support inline frames
<A HREF="http://server02/part02.html"> select </A> to get part 2 of X
</IFRAME><P>
... etc
<IFRAME src="http://serverX/partX.html" scrolling="off" frameborder="0">
[Your browser does not support inline frames
<A HREF="http://serverX/partX.html"> select </A> to get part X of X
</IFRAME><P>
<CENTER><H1><B>Fuck The MPAA</B></H1></CENTER><P>
</BODY>
</HTML>
-----------------------------------fuck_the_MPAA.html--------------------------------
#1 has the risk of the MPAA shysters claiming that your server is, at the time of
generating the html page, in possesion of all the code and therefor in violation of
the law.
#2 should work but will require a web browser that supports inline frames. The same
can be accomplished without inline frames using framsets but the setup is more
complicated.
I will try and set up a sample webpage on my server and see if I can ge this working.
In the mean time I have my CSS-Split code running. I have it set to send out parts
sequentially for 2 weeks after that it will select parts randomly.
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William H. Geiger III http://www.openpgp.net
Geiger Consulting
Data Security & Cryptology Consulting
Programming, Networking, Analysis
PGP for OS/2: http://www.openpgp.net/pgp.html
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Fight Censorship! Stop the MPAA! http://www.openpgp.net/censorship.html
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