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[matt taylor]

Andre Haermeyer needs killing by [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
5:29pm Thu Feb 21 '02   
 
As do all police ministers,prime ministers and 
presidents. The entire Eastern Bloc fell, almost bloodlessly, in a couple 
weeks, because one by one everybody realized that all that's sometimes required 
is to finally stand up and be counted, and to just say no to the government. 
When the time was right, all it took was a slight push. 
 
Subject: Police cells 
 
In Limbo. Michell Walkden. More than 18 months since the 
Ombudsman's office began an enquiry into conditions in Bendigo police 
cells,a promised report has yet to be seen. An investigator from the 
Ombudsman's office inspected the Bendigo police cells in August 2000 as part 
of the inquiry. At the time it was expected a full report would be tabled in 
state parliment by the end of the year. Now more than 12 months later 
the report has to see the light of day. Complaints about cell conditions 
have been raging since early 2000,when it was revealed massive overcrowding 
was leading some detainees to attempt suicide or self mutilation in a bid to be 
transferred to purpose built holding facilities. Throughout the past 2 
years the Advertiser has reported the appalling conditions of the cells, 
where people are held without fresh air,access to appropiate hygiene 
facilities or exercise. Those in police custody should only be held in the 
cells for two days,according to State Govt. policy,but prisoners regularly 
spend weeks,sometimes more than a month,in police care. Entire prison terms 
have actually been served as prisoners are bounced between holding cells at 
central Victorian police stations. The Bendigo Magistrates Court has been 
told of those waiting on remand being forced to eat their meals on the floor 
within close proximity to open toilets. Others have been forced to double 
bunk,or sleep on the concrete floor with minimal coverings. 
Yesterday,Opposition Police and Emergency Services spokesman Kim Wells 
called on the Govt. to immediatly table the report in Parliament. "The 
report was supposed to be handed in to Parliament at the end of 2000,but it's 
still no- where to be found.I've visited the Bendigo Police cells and they 
are nothing short of disgusting." Mr Wells said the Opposition believed that 
the report was "in limbo"until the State Govt. revealed it's 10 year 
masterplan for the States prisons. "Police cells were only ever for short 
term prisoners on remand,not prisoners serving sentences, as they are at 
Bendigo." He called on Police Minister Andre Haermeyer to take action to 
have the report finalised and made public. END 
 

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Toward a new american revolution.

[matt taylor]

http://www.indymedia.org/front.php3?article_id=138963&group=webcast
"...approximately three percent
of Americans now feel that armed struggle against the state would be 
justified.
That may not sound like a lot when viewed on its own but a look at the 
historical evidence provides some interesting insights. When the American 
colonists declared independence in 1776 ( the actual war of revolution had 
begun a year earlier) only five percent of the two and a half million
colonists actually favored secession from the British Empire. By the time
independence had been won seven years later, nearly a third of the people
had come to favor independence with another third remaining loyal to the
crown and yet another third being neutral. Only sixty thousand persons,
about two and a half percent of the population of the colonies, actually
participated in the revolutionary effort itself"End Extract.

RSA shaken down for cash?

[matt taylor]

from:http://www.aci.net/kalliste/
http://www.aci.net/kalliste/";>The Home Page of J. Orlin Grabbe
- --
VP Gore Strong-Arms Crypto Company, then Demands Donation


Between 1995 and 1996 Al Gore called 44 people from the White house to
solicit money for his re-election. Those calls netted the DNC over $2
million dollars. The Vice President placed these calls from the White
House on his DNC credit card. One person Mr. Gore called was Sandford
Robertson, part owner of the San Francisco investment banking firm
Robertson, Stephens and Co. The Vice President's call obtained $142,000
from "Sandy" Robertson for the DNC. Yet, Sandy was already well known in
the DNC camp. Between 1993 and 1997, Sandy Robertson or his wife donated
over $700,000 to various campaigns, including $100,000 for Clinton's
1993 inauguration.

Robertson, Stephens and Co. are also major financial backers of Security
Dynamics, the present owners of RSA Inc. It was Robertson, Stephens and
Co. that filed the agreement documents with the SEC (Security and
Exchange Commission) for the merger of RSA and Security Dynamics in
April of 1996. Of course, Robertson, Stephens and Co. were well paid to
sponsor the RSA/SDI merger deal. Robertson and Stephens not only wrote
the merger agreement between RSA and SDI they also underwrote the first
two public offerings of SDI stock.

"Robertson, Stephens & Company has provided certain investment banking
services to Security Dynamics from time to time, including acting as an
underwriter for each of the two public offerings of shares of the common
stock of Security Dynamics. In addition, Robertson, Stephens & Company
maintains a market in shares of the common stock of Security Dynamics.
Furthermore, Robertson, Stephens & Company has acted as financial
advisor to Security Dynamics in connection with the Merger for which a
portion of our fees is due and payable upon delivery of this opinion and
the remaining portion of our fees is due and payable contingent upon the
closing of the Merger."

SEC Merger Document April, 1996 ROBERTSON, STEPHENS & COMPANY LLC Edwin
David Hertz


Jim Bidzos, RSA chairman, stated that Al Gore personally lobbied him to
sell the RSA crypto patents to the US Government. It is reported that Al
failed and Bidzos walked out. Al Gore has never denied nor confirmed Mr.
Bidzos's remarks about his effort on behalf of the US government. Yet,
Jim Bidzos also took a trip to Beijing in late 1995. The result of that
trip was second trip to Beijing in February of 1996 and a deal with the
Academy of Science to sell encryption technology directly to the PRC
government. The Clinton administration, quick to prosecute anyone who
sold encryption outside the US, did nothing to stop the RSA deal with
China.
Al Gore tried to buy the rights to encryption technology from RSA for
the US government. That was an official act performed by the Vice
President. Al Gore has also played a major role in the Clinton
Administration's Crypto policy. He was fully briefed early on about
Clipper and later would lobby hard to push the draconian controls sought
by the government.

Yet, despite the obvious conflict of interest, Al Gore did not hesitate
to solicit donations from the very same company he had just tried to
strong-arm. Al dialed for money from the same company that needed the
administration's approval for export.

In the end... Money was exchanged and services were rendered. China now
has the RSA crypto technology, Al Gore got the donation money and
"Sandy" Robertson stands to become even richer.

1 if by land, 2 if by sea. Paul Revere - encryption 1775

From the dingo hole.

[matt taylor]

The problem is that from a purely scientific evolutionary point of
 >view, the human race is surely regressing, the masses of negative
 >evolutionary pressures are certainly pushing this way.

I doubt this in the strongest possible way.

Australia was populated by the common criminals of England, the louts and
scoundrels and thieves and murderers. (Perhaps some "political prisoners,"
but mostly common criminals.) And yet within a generation or two, Australia
was thriving, and today nobody would argue that the descendants of convicts
are dumb or backward.

We aren't changing the genome.

--Tim May

Re: The Register - Terror talk stalks RSA Conference

[Ken Brown]

'The battlefield  security czar professed surprise at learning from the
comments that other armoured vehicles already exist, within military
agencies and even private companies. "What we discovered is that the
idea of having tough metal shells wrapped round a car or tractor... is
in fact an old idea," said Clarke. "There are already such vehicles out
there."'



Steve Schear wrote:
> 
> Two comments:
> 
> One - interconnected systems are unlikely to ever be hacker-proof until
> they use well established capabilities-based architectures.
> 
> Two - having a Govnet means the gov can switch off the Internet anytime
> with little immediate and direct consequence to itself.
> 
> At 09:41 PM 2/21/2002 -0600, Jim Choate wrote:
> >http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/55/24164.html
> 
> >Clarke also defended his proposal for the creation of a private network
> >exclusively for sensitive government computers. The administration
> >received 167 comments on the proposal to create a "Govnet" that would be
> >isolated from the public Internet, Clarke said. Those proposals are being
> >reviewed by sixteen federal agencies.
> >
> >The cyber security czar professed surprise at learning from the comments
> >that other segregated wide area networks already exist, within federal
> >agencies and private companies. "What we discovered is that the idea of
> >having a separate air-gapped network... is in fact an old idea," said
> >Clarke. "There are already such networks out there."
> >
> >Some security experts had criticized the Govnet proposal, arguing that
> >such a network would itself be vulnerable to attack, and would represent a
> >government abandonment of the Internet. Clarke countered Tuesday that he
> >didn't expect Govnet to provide perfect security, but that it makes sense
> >to remove critical government functions from the public network. "I don't
> >know where it was ever written that everything has to be connected to
> >everything else," said Clarke.

Re: RSA shaken down for cash?

[Eugene Leitl]

Because Matt Taylor won't keep a single email address, and thus making
filtering him impractical, and because the cypherpunks list does not seem
to encourage limits on communication I suggest returning every single
message to him, whether manually, or via a procmail recipe.

He stores information on cypherpunks archives, let us store a few large
binaries in his inbox.

On Fri, 22 Feb 2002, matt taylor wrote:

> from:http://www.aci.net/kalliste/
> http://www.aci.net/kalliste/";>The Home Page of J. Orlin Grabbe
> - --
> VP Gore Strong-Arms Crypto Company, then Demands Donation
>
>
> Between 1995 and 1996 Al Gore called 44 people from the White house to
> solicit money for his re-election. Those calls netted the DNC over $2
> million dollars. The Vice President placed these calls from the White
> House on his DNC credit card. One person Mr. Gore called was Sandford
> Robertson, part owner of the San Francisco investment banking firm
> Robertson, Stephens and Co. The Vice President's call obtained $142,000
> from "Sandy" Robertson for the DNC. Yet, Sandy was already well known in
> the DNC camp. Between 1993 and 1997, Sandy Robertson or his wife donated
> over $700,000 to various campaigns, including $100,000 for Clinton's
> 1993 inauguration.
>
> Robertson, Stephens and Co. are also major financial backers of Security
> Dynamics, the present owners of RSA Inc. It was Robertson, Stephens and
> Co. that filed the agreement documents with the SEC (Security and
> Exchange Commission) for the merger of RSA and Security Dynamics in
> April of 1996. Of course, Robertson, Stephens and Co. were well paid to
> sponsor the RSA/SDI merger deal. Robertson and Stephens not only wrote
> the merger agreement between RSA and SDI they also underwrote the first
> two public offerings of SDI stock.
>
> "Robertson, Stephens & Company has provided certain investment banking
> services to Security Dynamics from time to time, including acting as an
> underwriter for each of the two public offerings of shares of the common
> stock of Security Dynamics. In addition, Robertson, Stephens & Company
> maintains a market in shares of the common stock of Security Dynamics.
> Furthermore, Robertson, Stephens & Company has acted as financial
> advisor to Security Dynamics in connection with the Merger for which a
> portion of our fees is due and payable upon delivery of this opinion and
> the remaining portion of our fees is due and payable contingent upon the
> closing of the Merger."
>
> SEC Merger Document April, 1996 ROBERTSON, STEPHENS & COMPANY LLC Edwin
> David Hertz
>
>
> Jim Bidzos, RSA chairman, stated that Al Gore personally lobbied him to
> sell the RSA crypto patents to the US Government. It is reported that Al
> failed and Bidzos walked out. Al Gore has never denied nor confirmed Mr.
> Bidzos's remarks about his effort on behalf of the US government. Yet,
> Jim Bidzos also took a trip to Beijing in late 1995. The result of that
> trip was second trip to Beijing in February of 1996 and a deal with the
> Academy of Science to sell encryption technology directly to the PRC
> government. The Clinton administration, quick to prosecute anyone who
> sold encryption outside the US, did nothing to stop the RSA deal with
> China.
> Al Gore tried to buy the rights to encryption technology from RSA for
> the US government. That was an official act performed by the Vice
> President. Al Gore has also played a major role in the Clinton
> Administration's Crypto policy. He was fully briefed early on about
> Clipper and later would lobby hard to push the draconian controls sought
> by the government.
>
> Yet, despite the obvious conflict of interest, Al Gore did not hesitate
> to solicit donations from the very same company he had just tried to
> strong-arm. Al dialed for money from the same company that needed the
> administration's approval for export.
>
> In the end... Money was exchanged and services were rendered. China now
> has the RSA crypto technology, Al Gore got the donation money and
> "Sandy" Robertson stands to become even richer.
>
> 1 if by land, 2 if by sea. Paul Revere - encryption 1775
>

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Is that the LAW? I changed ISP's because I had to,not because I wanted to.

  >>and thus making filtering him impractical,<<

If your an idiot sourkraut maybe,others may skip over my posts,big fucking 
deal.Go freeze your head.

  >>and because the cypherpunks list does not seem to encourage limits on 
communication <<

I've come across an attempt in early 97.EL might learn from the 
archives.(96 looks like the golden age so far.)

 >>I suggest returning every single message to him, whether manually, or 
via a procmail recipe. He stores information on cypherpunks archives,<<

Is THAT against some LAW? I had some info on my laptop and it was all 
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so what better place to store info in those circumstances? I've promised to 
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[matt taylor]

>Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2002 08:37:39 -0600
>From: Harmon Seaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: matt taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: RSA shaken down for cash?
>User-Agent: Mutt/1.3.27i
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>
>
>On Fri, Feb 22, 2002 at 10:19:53PM +1100, matt taylor wrote:
> > from:http://www.aci.net/kalliste/
> > http://www.aci.net/kalliste/";>The Home Page of J. Orlin Grabbe
> > - --
> > VP Gore Strong-Arms Crypto Company, then Demands Donation
> >
> >
> > Between 1995 and 1996 Al Gore called 44 people from the White house to
> > solicit money for his re-election. Those calls netted the DNC over $2
> > million dollars. The Vice President placed these calls from the White
> > House on his DNC credit card. One person Mr. Gore called was Sandford
> > Robertson, part owner of the San Francisco investment banking firm
> > Robertson, Stephens and Co. The Vice President's call obtained $142,000
> > from "Sandy" Robertson for the DNC. Yet, Sandy was already well known in
> > the DNC camp. Between 1993 and 1997, Sandy Robertson or his wife donated
> > over $700,000 to various campaigns, including $100,000 for Clinton's
> > 1993 inauguration.
> >
> > Robertson, Stephens and Co. are also major financial backers of Security
> > Dynamics, the present owners of RSA Inc. It was Robertson, Stephens and
> > Co. that filed the agreement documents with the SEC (Security and
> > Exchange Commission) for the merger of RSA and Security Dynamics in
> > April of 1996. Of course, Robertson, Stephens and Co. were well paid to
> > sponsor the RSA/SDI merger deal. Robertson and Stephens not only wrote
> > the merger agreement between RSA and SDI they also underwrote the first
> > two public offerings of SDI stock.
> >
> > "Robertson, Stephens & Company has provided certain investment banking
> > services to Security Dynamics from time to time, including acting as an
> > underwriter for each of the two public offerings of shares of the common
> > stock of Security Dynamics. In addition, Robertson, Stephens & Company
> > maintains a market in shares of the common stock of Security Dynamics.
> > Furthermore, Robertson, Stephens & Company has acted as financial
> > advisor to Security Dynamics in connection with the Merger for which a
> > portion of our fees is due and payable upon delivery of this opinion and
> > the remaining portion of our fees is due and payable contingent upon the
> > closing of the Merger."
> >
> > SEC Merger Document April, 1996 ROBERTSON, STEPHENS & COMPANY LLC Edwin
> > David Hertz
> >
> >
> > Jim Bidzos, RSA chairman, stated that Al Gore personally lobbied him to
> > sell the RSA crypto patents to the US Government. It is reported that Al
> > failed and Bidzos walked out. Al Gore has never denied nor confirmed Mr.
> > Bidzos's remarks about his effort on behalf of the US government. Yet,
> > Jim Bidzos also took a trip to Beijing in late 1995. The result of that
> > trip was second trip to Beijing in February of 1996 and a deal with the
> > Academy of Science to sell encryption technology directly to the PRC
> > government. The Clinton administration, quick to prosecute anyone who
> > sold encryption outside the US, did nothing to stop the RSA deal with
> > China.
> > Al Gore tried to buy the rights to encryption technology from RSA for
> > the US government. That was an official act performed by the Vice
> > President. Al Gore has also played a major role in the Clinton
> > Administration's Crypto policy. He was fully briefed early on about
> > Clipper and later would lobby hard to push the draconian controls sought
> > by the government.
> >
> > Yet, despite the obvious conflict of interest, Al Gore did not hesitate
> > to solicit donations from the very same company he had just tried to
> > strong-arm. Al dialed for money from the same company that needed the
> > administration's approval for export.
> >
> > In the end... Money was exchanged and services were rendered. China now
> > has the RSA crypto technology, Al Gore got the donation money and
> > "Sandy" Robertson stands to become even richer.
> >
> > 1 if by land, 2 if by sea. Paul Revere - encryption 1775
>
>--
>Harmon Seaver
>CyberShamanix
>http://www.cybershamanix.com

cop wacos self during training

[Major Variola (ret)]

 http://ap.tbo.com/ap/breaking/MGAFXE480YC.html
Pressure in Police 'gas Ax' Device Kills Officer During Training
   Exercise, Authorities Say
  The Associated Press
 Published: Feb 22, 2002
PHOENIX (AP) - Pressure in a "gas ax" used by police to break down walls
and subdue suspects may have caused one of the devices to malfunction
and kill an officer during a training exercise, authorities said.

Scottsdale police Sgt. Tom Hontz was killed and 11 other officers
slightly injured Wednesday when the device exploded during the exercise
at two vacant homes in suburban Gilbert, police said.

Authorities issued a nationwide warning to law enforcement agencies
about the device and asked the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and
Firearms to determine the cause.

"The reason the thing exploded is there was too much pressure inside of
it," said Sgt. Jim Lahti, [Ed note: D'oh] a Gilbert police spokesman.
"We are investigating why."

The gas ax is used to make a hole in a wall of a room where a suspect is
barricaded and emits a debilitating gas that gives police a chance to
enter safely. A long metal handle is used to drive a pointed pipe
through a wall. A tear gas or similar chemical cartridge is then
triggered.

Hontz, 45, died a few hours after the explosion. Other officers involved
in the training were treated and released, including one with shrapnel
injuries from flying metal.

MS's Organization for Internet fnord Safety

[Major Variola (ret)]

[In a year, reporting bugs outside of OIS will be a felony, we
estimate...]


Group to set bug-reporting standards
   Thu Feb 21, 6:33 PM ET

   Robert Lemos CNET News.com

   Microsoft and other software makers met with several
computer-security companies
   Thursday to hash out the last details of a group that will set
guidelines for reporting software
   flaws that affect Internet security.

Currently named the Organization for Internet Safety, the group is still
in
flux, with members and rules not yet finalized, said sources
knowledgeable
with the discussions.

Stuart McClure, president and chief technology officer of
digital-security
company Foundstone, wouldn't give details about the meeting but
confirmed that no form has been settled on for the organization. He did
say that such a group is sorely needed by the security industry.


http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=70&u=/cn/20020221/tc_cn/group_to_set_bug_reporting_standards

Auto Keys RNG

[John Young]

It's been a while since automobile ignition key crypto was
discussed here. An update below from the NY Times.

And what effect on auto theft of the Datacard thievery 
Bill Stewart got differentialed by at RSA? On electronic
sneak attacks, there's a succinct description of NONSTOP,
HIJACK and TEAPOT thievery by way of violating encrypted 
cellphones toward the bottom of this page:

  http://www.tscm.com/stu.html


http://www.nytimes.com/2002/02/22/automobiles/22CARS.html

[Excerpts]

If you lose the key for a new Lexus RX 300, one northern
Virginia dealer charges $300 for a replacement. Even for
a plain-jane Taurus, the price is $130 at a Ford dealer
here. Neither price is unusual. Dealers have the market
mostly to themselves; very few locksmiths or hardware
stores can copy the keys to late-model cars.

The technology is beyond their capabilities. For most new
cars, from the top of the price scale to the bottom, the key
is no longer a sliver of notched metal that simply works a
mechanical lock; it is now part of an electronic access
system, with computer- encoded passwords worthy of
James Bond.

Colloquially, the new keys are said to have a computer
chip inside. Actually, the head of the key contains a tiny
robot radio that communicates with the car. Their
electronic handshake may include 19 digits, which allows
10 billion-billion combinations.

While this makes life more complicated for car owners, it
poses a bigger hurdle for car thieves, who so far have not
caught up. The new keys have helped to slash the theft rate
on some models by 90 percent.

The technology differs among manufacturers, but all are
similar. At the heart of the system is a tiny electronic
device embedded in the head of the key. This device,
called a transponder, is essentially a radio that responds
to a query from another radio.

In older systems, the car sends a question and the key
gives a fixed answer. In newer models, Mr. Sabetti said,
the car has a random number generator, sending a different
message each time the key is inserted.

"When the random number is sent to the key head, the key
modifies it in a way that would only be known to the
vehicle," he said. The answer from the key "has virtually
no relationship to the message sent to the key in the first
place," he said, or at least none that an electronic
eavesdropper could discern. To anyone who intercepted
the electronic message, "it would look like garbage," he
said.

Moving to the transponder system has had several effects.
One is to cut out locksmiths. "It can run up to $50,000 for
the equipment to duplicate the keys for cars," said Randy
L. Simpson, president of the Associated Locksmiths of
America, a trade association based in Dallas. And that is
for each manufacturer; equipping a shop to make keys for
all car brands would be well beyond the means of most
locksmiths.

For example, on a 2001 Ford Taurus, the car can "teach" a
key the proper code. But it is built to do so only if the
technician starts the car with one of the keys that came
with the vehicle, turns it off, starts the car with the second
key that came with the vehicle, turns it off, and then inserts
the new key  with the metal shaft mechanically cut and
the transponder unprogrammed and awaiting instructions.

General Motors' keys have a mere 137 billion possible
combinations, and a dealer can make a copy with only one
of the factory- original keys to work with. But they have
another refinement; the systems recognize the difference
between a full-access key and a "valet" key that will start
the car but cannot be used to "teach" a new key the car's
combination, said David T. Proefke, engineering group
manager for vehicle security.

But however good the system is, Mr. Simpson of the
locksmiths association said this was not the last step in
car security. "They haven't defeated it yet," he said. "But
I'm sure it's just a matter of time."

-

NYC Subway video recording?

[Sunder]

So I was in the 5 train this morning, and in that one subway car I see a
few long white on red stickers that say "all activities on this car may be
recorded"  I didn't go too far through the train, but I did notice the
same sticker in another car.

On a quick look around, I didn't show any cameras, but pinhole cameras
would be easy to hide.  I would have put them in the far corners of the
car somewhere near the top, and you'd probably be able to get a good look
from the round, but flat air conditioner vents, or on the glass covered
displays that state the train destination, but I didn't see cameras or any
obvious smoked glass, or holes.  (My criterial being, "Where would I put
cameras so I would limit the number to one or two per car to keep it
cheap, and still be able to see the whole car?")

Further, I didn't notice any new cables going around, and you'd probably
need lots of them to be able to record video from each car, or a VCR in
each car somewhere...  I guess the next time I'm on one of those trains,
I'll try to be where the conductor is and get a peek inside their cabin...


This is nothing earth shattering as there were cameras in the subway
system for years now, just not on the actual trains.  Still the rachet
does tighten more and more..


Anyone know if these are official, or just someone's idea of a joke?  See
them on any other subway lines?

--Kaos-Keraunos-Kybernetos---
 + ^ + :Surveillance cameras|Passwords are like underwear. You don't /|\
  \|/  :aren't security.  A |share them, you don't hang them on your/\|/\
<--*-->:camera won't stop a |monitor, or under your keyboard, you   \/|\/
  /|\  :masked killer, but  |don't email them, or put them on a web  \|/
 + v + :will violate privacy|site, and you must change them very often.
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Freedom of speech: Justices Gut State's 'Son of Sam' Law

[Major Variola (ret)]

Justices Gut State's 'Son of Sam' Law
By MAURA DOLAN, Times Staff Writer

SAN FRANCISCO -- The California Supreme Court on Thursday
struck down a state law that prohibits felons from cashing in on their
crime stories in a case that pitted freedom of speech against victims'
rights.

The unanimous decision, a victory for book publishers and the movie
industry, found that the state's 16-year-old ban on profiteering from
crime was overly broad and violated free-speech rights guaranteed by
the U.S. and state constitutions.



http://latimes.com/news/local/la-022202sam.story

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RE: Toward a new American revolution.

[Aimee Farr]

> http://www.indymedia.org/front.php3?article_id=138963&group=webcast
> "...approximately three percent
> of Americans now feel that armed struggle against the state would be
> justified.
> That may not sound like a lot when viewed on its own but a look at the
> historical evidence provides some interesting insights. When the American
> colonists declared independence in 1776 ( the actual war of
> revolution had
> begun a year earlier) only five percent of the two and a half million
> colonists actually favored secession from the British Empire. By the time
> independence had been won seven years later, nearly a third of the people
> had come to favor independence with another third remaining loyal to the
> crown and yet another third being neutral. Only sixty thousand persons,
> about two and a half percent of the population of the colonies, actually
> participated in the revolutionary effort itself"End Extract.


And I made the comment that the kettle was boiling. *slap* but I stand by
it.

Hm. Looks like "Constintern" propaganda, -- again, the American Revolution.
One of the marks of Revolutionary activity today is "a return to a mystic
past," it has no practical significance. Our revolutionary past is romantic,
but it's somewhat tactically stale.

People's War -- just *some* characteristics:

1. rarely successful
2. not against native government
3. strong nationalism
4. political unification
5. intensive preparation and perception management (Perception War)
6. world-class intelligence
7. shadow government
8. extreme mobility
9. organized education
10. sanctuary, logistics & support

In modern People's War, it's kind of like the quote, "the jungle is
neutral," but the jungle is the people. Another quote, but I can't remember
the source: "there are no non-combatants in jungle warfare." Effectives will
be terrorists -- based on capability, and they will never evolve to a stage
of contention. Even our structure of our government insulates us from a
coup.

The most important message a revolutionary has: "we can win."

Somebody needs to show them: "you will LOOSE," and here's the realities, and
here's the alternatives for peaceful change. And, ideally, here's
something -else- for you to do and identify with, but no pressure.

I would bet on some foreign connection this time. Our adversaries seek to
reduce our will and capability to make war. Most agents-of-influence are
unwitting, and a tour of "the files," might cause them to look behind the
curtain before making a decision that could set a hook in their mouth.

We need a...something that's not counterterrorism or criminal-based, but
something based on research, open monitoring (not surveillance), creative
outreach, deterrence a "soft" approach that NEVER offers the opportunity
to escalate the conflict but seeks engagement (dangle-dangle), does not
de-legitimize patriotic sentiments, or seek to quash dissent (it's a safety
valve). If that won't sell Congress, they need another job.

Revolutions require counterintelligence. That forces us to protect sources
and methods -- I can argue that threat is a societal trend. It also involves
military targets and sabotage, not just "terrorism." And, again, I bet on a
foreign connection, if only because of our communication means. That's some
big dog jurisdiction, revolutionary boys and girls, by people that have
actually "done revolution."

BTW, during the Red Scare, 51 percent of Americans supported jailing
Communists outright.

~Aimee
For there has never been a protracted war from which a country has
benefited. ~Sun Tzu

RE: Pentagon OSI.

[Aimee Farr]

Discussing the challenges of perception management by antagonists:

http://call.army.mil/fmso/fmsopubs/issues/manipult.htm
International Conflict Controllers: Manipulators or Manipulated?
Mr. Timothy L. Thomas
Foreign Military Studies Office, Fort Leavenworth, KS.

Great bloodshedding that "never happened" -- due to diplomacy and deception.
War is the means, not the ends. Americans seem to confuse the two -- a Code
Duello Culture. The objective is to get the enemy to do our will. "The
enemy" is just an antagonistic interest, not "a country," as we have been
conditioned to think. That embodies a range of choices, but perception
management, even if it involves deception, should be preferred to battle. It
need not be justified by the actions of an adversary, it can be a virtuous
decision by itself.

Other countries have known resistance to occupation. Concepts deemed
treacherous (secrecy, deceit) became a cultural virtue. Our transition to a
resistance culture is nothing less than the key to our long-term survival.
(In WW II, our enemy held hands along railroads and we still blew them all
to heck.)

If the mind is the target, too many of us are occupied.

~Aimee

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Re: Freedom of speech: Justices Gut State's 'Son of Sam' Law

[Steve Furlong]

"Major Variola (ret)" wrote:
> 
> Justices Gut State's 'Son of Sam' Law
> By MAURA DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
...
> The unanimous decision, a victory for book publishers and the movie
> industry, found that the state's 16-year-old ban on profiteering from
> crime was overly broad and violated free-speech rights guaranteed by
> the U.S. and state constitutions.

Interesting confusion between "profiting" and "profiteering". You'd
think an editor would catch that, but maybe at the LAT they don't see
the difference.

(Profiteering is the sale of goods in short supply. Thanks to the WoSD,
inmates are never in short supply.)

-- 
Steve FurlongComputer Condottiere   Have GNU, Will Travel

The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one
persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all
progress depends on the unreasonable man.  -- George Bernard Shaw

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http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/20020222/wr_nm/tech_internet_hatespeech_dc_1

Move to Ban Net 'Hate Speech' Draws
   Praise, Concern
   Fri Feb 22,12:46 PM ET

   By Bernhard Warner, European Internet Correspondent

   LONDON (Reuters) - Authors of emails and Internet postings that
   contain racist or xenophobic material may face criminal charges under
a
   proposed European treaty that is dividing the Internet and law
enforcement communities.

The proposal, drafted by the Council of Europe, would essentially
outlaw the publishing of "hate
   speech" on the Internet. Welcomed by law enforcement agencies, it has
been slammed by Internet
   firms as impossible to enforce.

   The agreement would create a comprehensive legal framework for
international crimefighters as they
   strive to identify and prosecute cross-border hate crimes on the
Internet, an area politicians are eager
   to crack down on in the wake of the September 11 attacks.

   "We must harmonize the laws first so that countries can cooperate in
criminal investigations regarding
   the Internet," Peter Csonka, principal administrator at the Council
of Europe, told Reuters on Friday.
   He added that many member states have already criminalized certain
activities regarded as racist or
   xenophobic -- such as threatening a group on the grounds of race,
color or religion -- and that the
   treaty would seek to extend that onto the Net.

   FREE SPEECH OR RACIAL HATRED? The proposal has already provoked
protest from civil
   liberties groups who maintain the proposal could criminalize free
speech, and from some Internet firms
   concerned over liability issues.

   Csonka said that telecommunications firms and Internet service
providers have contacted the council
   asking for clarification on whether they would be held liable for
hate speech posted or emailed by their
   customers.

   Internet Service Providers (ISPs) typically operate a policy of
"notification and takedown," in which
   they will remove sites containing objectionable material if it's
first brought to their attention.
   Self-policing in this manner, they say, is the best way to tackle
hate speech online.

   "It's almost impossible, and this is the consensus in the IPS
community too, to monitor every single
   piece of Web space in the Internet community," said Paul Barker,
director of corporate affairs at
   Freeserve, the British ISP owned by France's Wanadoo .

   Csonka said the liability concerns raised by ISPs and Web site
operators have not yet been addressed.

   Civil liberty groups have also objected to the proposal, fearing it
could bring the more rigorous
   anti-hate speech laws that exist in continental Europe to the more
liberal UK and U.S.

   For example, it is unlawful to post or sell Nazi regalia or
propaganda on the Internet in France and
   Germany, but there are few legal curbs in the U.S. and Britain.

   "This proposal could potentially outlaw free speech," said Malcolm
Hutty, general director for
   Campaign Against Censorship on the Internet in Britain, or CACIB.
"That would be a great
   infringement of civil rights."

   CACIB and sister organizations of online rights group, the Global
Internet Liberty Campaign, have
   begun to formulate a campaign to raise awareness for the new policy.

   The Convention on Cybercrime is the fruit of unprecedented
international cooperation, receiving input
   from 43 European countries plus the United States, Japan, Canada and
South Africa.

   Drafted by the Council of Europe, a pan-European legal forum which
works for the harmonization of
   laws across the continent, the treaty would need individual
ratification by each before it is adopted into
   law. It has so far been signed, but not yet ratified, by 32 nations.

   The "hate speech" amendment is expected to be brought into the
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[Major Variola (ret)]

http://www.goupstate.com/docs/Opinion/Editorials/5878.asp

J. Cieciel

Published: February 21, 2002
State of mistrust
South Carolina agencies continue to violate citizens' privacy. This
time the state is distributing our children's DNA. Lawmakers need to

institute firmer rules on the collection and distribution of
individuals' personal information.
  _

Once again South Carolina's state government has proven that it
can't
be trusted with the personal information it demands from its
citizens.
South Carolinians had hoped it was a fluke when the state sold the
information on 3.5 million people's driver's licenses to a New
Hampshire company without their permission or even notification.
Citizens thought that the outrage from that incident surely would
make
state officials more responsible about how they handle the personal
information citizens are forced to give the state.
But last week South Carolinians learned that -- without their
knowledge or permission -- the state had created a DNA library on
our
children. By law, babies are tested for specific genetic diseases
after they are born. The state Department of Health and
Environmental
Control has been saving all of those samples since 1995 in a special

deep freeze facility.
State officials told us not to worry. These genetic blueprints of
our
children are safe with them. This information could not be misused.
This week we learned that the information has already been misused.
Without the permission of these DNA donors or their parents, the
state
has given some of the samples to a genetics laboratory and gave
others
to the State Law Enforcement Division to help start a DNA databank
there.
Are there any parents left who still trust the state with this
information? It's not likely.
Do South Carolinians want a genetics lab experimenting on their
children's DNA? Did state officials ever think to ask? And what
right
does SLED have to include our innocent children's DNA in its
databank?
Legislative remedies for this problem have been discussed in
Columbia.
They range from the immediate destruction of the DNA samples held by

DHEC to a system in which parents can instruct the state not to keep

their children's samples. Clearly, the state must institute a
process
that -- at a bare minimum -- requires DHEC to get parental
permission
to keep the samples.

[...]

[Reformatted] MS's Organization for Internet fnord Safety

[Anonymous Coredump]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Major Variola ret) writes:

> [In a year, reporting bugs outside of OIS will be a felony, we
> estimate...]
>
> Group to set bug-reporting standards Thu Feb 21, 6:33 PM ET
>
> Robert Lemos CNET News.com
>
> Microsoft and other software makers met with several computer-security
> companies Thursday to hash out the last details of a group that will
> set guidelines for reporting software flaws that affect Internet
> security.
>
> Currently named the Organization for Internet Safety, the group is
> still in flux, with members and rules not yet finalized, said sources
> knowledgeable with the discussions.
>
> Stuart McClure, president and chief technology officer of
> digital-security company Foundstone, wouldn't give details about
> the meeting but confirmed that no form has been settled on for the
> organization. He did say that such a group is sorely needed by the
> security industry.
>
>
>
> 
>http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=70&u=/cn/20020221/tc_cn/group_to_set_bug_reporting_standards

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Was Pearl Sacrificed by the Patriotic WSJ?

[John Young]

Cryptome is looking for news coverage of links among the 
following events leading up to Daniel Pearl's kidnapping and 
murder:

On January 16, 2002, the Wall Street Journal published a 
report "Account of Spy Trip on Kabul PC Matches Travels 
of Richard Reid." The report said a document describing 
Reid's trip was shared with the US government officials, 
and that encrypted parts of the document were decrypted 
with assistance of unnamed parties. 

  http://cryptome.org/wsj-spytrip.htm

Shortly afterwards the Journal was publicly thanked by the 
Defense Department for sharing the information. The Journal
claimed it was doing its patriotic duty.

On January 21, 2002, the New York Times published 
"Why Reporters' Discovery Was Shared With Officials," 
which examined possible consequences of journalists 
sharing information with officials, one of which was the 
prospect of endangering reporters suspected of being 
government agents. 

  http://cryptome.org/nyt-wsj-dod.htm

When the CIA is asked the about use of journalists as 
agents, the agency answers that it continues a policy 
which reserves that right. 

On January 23, 2002, Daniel Pearl went to a meeting 
arranged to investigate Richard Reid and was kidnapped. 
The kidnappers claimed Pearl was an intelligence agent; 
the Journal has denied it.

Re: Jail Cell Cipher (modified RC4)

[R. A. Hettinga]

At 10:28 PM -0600 on 2/22/02, Neil Johnson wrote:


> I believe that Ron Rivest (the R in RC4) has already created a version for
> "jail-cell" use.

Schneier did Solitaire.

Cheers,
RAH

-- 
-
R. A. Hettinga 
The Internet Bearer Underwriting Corporation 
44 Farquhar Street, Boston, MA 02131 USA
"... however it may deserve respect for its usefulness and antiquity,
[predicting the end of the world] has not been found agreeable to
experience." -- Edward Gibbon, 'Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire'

Re: Was Pearl Sacrificed by the Patriotic WSJ?

[Declan McCullagh]

It is true that there has been in the past a nexus between the CIA and
large American media outlets. But it is also true that most
publications would likely to what the WSJ did (share PC contents with
the Feds) if the situtation were the same.

In other words, the WSJ did what everyone else would do. Doesn't seem
like a big deal to me.

-Declan


On Fri, Feb 22, 2002 at 06:58:05PM -0800, John Young wrote:
> On January 21, 2002, the New York Times published 
> "Why Reporters' Discovery Was Shared With Officials," 
> which examined possible consequences of journalists 
> sharing information with officials, one of which was the 
> prospect of endangering reporters suspected of being 
> government agents. 
> 
>   http://cryptome.org/nyt-wsj-dod.htm
> 
> When the CIA is asked the about use of journalists as 
> agents, the agency answers that it continues a policy 
> which reserves that right. 

Re: Mostly untraceable ordering of books by mail

[Declan McCullagh]

On Thu, Jan 17, 2002 at 11:55:49AM +0800, F. Marc de Piolenc wrote:
> I believe that there exists, or existed, a debit card on the prepaid
> phone card model. Show up at a retail "card store," give them cash and
> get a debit card with a "credit limit" equal to the value of the card.
> The card behaves like a credit card for retail purchase purposes, but
> doesn't have your name on it or associated with it in any database.
> Anybody know if this is still being offered?

[catching up]

You  may be thinking of the Amex/711 stored value card. Check wired.com
archives for background. I think it is no longer being offered.

-Declan

Re: Jail Cell Cipher (modified RC4)

[Neil Johnson]

Yep, I stand corrected.

Another place to check is Cyber (or is it Cypher Saber ?).  You can get it
by going to
http://www.diceware.com and hunting around.  It has a disscusion on learning
how to implement RC4.

-neil

- Original Message -
From: "R. A. Hettinga" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Neil Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Jeremy Lennert"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 10:51 PM
Subject: Re: Jail Cell Cipher (modified RC4)


> At 10:28 PM -0600 on 2/22/02, Neil Johnson wrote:
>
>
> > I believe that Ron Rivest (the R in RC4) has already created a version
for
> > "jail-cell" use.
>
> Schneier did Solitaire.
>
> Cheers,
> RAH
>
> --
> -
> R. A. Hettinga 
> The Internet Bearer Underwriting Corporation 
> 44 Farquhar Street, Boston, MA 02131 USA
> "... however it may deserve respect for its usefulness and antiquity,
> [predicting the end of the world] has not been found agreeable to
> experience." -- Edward Gibbon, 'Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire'

Re: Re: Mostly untraceable ordering of books by mail

[alphabeta121]

is there anything like the amex/711 card now?  I looked up "anonymous
internet payments" and most were still connected to a credit card or bank
account.


- Original Message -
From: "Declan McCullagh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "F. Marc de Piolenc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 10:28 PM
Subject: CDR: Re: Mostly untraceable ordering of books by mail


> On Thu, Jan 17, 2002 at 11:55:49AM +0800, F. Marc de Piolenc wrote:
> > I believe that there exists, or existed, a debit card on the prepaid
> > phone card model. Show up at a retail "card store," give them cash and
> > get a debit card with a "credit limit" equal to the value of the card.
> > The card behaves like a credit card for retail purchase purposes, but
> > doesn't have your name on it or associated with it in any database.
> > Anybody know if this is still being offered?
>
> [catching up]
>
> You  may be thinking of the Amex/711 stored value card. Check wired.com
> archives for background. I think it is no longer being offered.
>
> -Declan
>

RE: Jail Cell Cipher (modified RC4)

[Jeremy Lennert]

I'm not having difficulty with the implementation (the C++ code included in
my first message, also available at
http://www.mindflare.com/cipher/jcrc4.cpp , already implements the cipher
correctly).  I'm inquiring regarding the impact of the changes on the
security of the cipher.

Grace & Peace,
Jeremy


> -Original Message-
> From: Neil Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 9:29 PM
> To: Jeremy Lennert; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; R. A. Hettinga
> Subject: Re: Jail Cell Cipher (modified RC4)
>
>
> Yep, I stand corrected.
>
> Another place to check is Cyber (or is it Cypher Saber ?).
> You can get it
> by going to
> http://www.diceware.com and hunting around.  It has a
> disscusion on learning
> how to implement RC4.
>
> -neil

Re: Mostly untraceable ordering of books by mail

[R. A. Hettinga]

At 10:10 PM -0800 on 2/22/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


> is there anything like the amex/711 card now?  I looked up "anonymous
> internet payments" and most were still connected to a credit card or bank
> account.

Not yet. :-).

Cheers,
RAH


-- 
-
R. A. Hettinga 
The Internet Bearer Underwriting Corporation 
44 Farquhar Street, Boston, MA 02131 USA
"... however it may deserve respect for its usefulness and antiquity,
[predicting the end of the world] has not been found agreeable to
experience." -- Edward Gibbon, 'Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire'

RE: Was Pearl Sacrificed by the Patriotic WSJ?

[Blanc]

>From John Young:

: On January 23, 2002, Daniel Pearl went to a meeting
: arranged to investigate Richard Reid and was kidnapped.
: The kidnappers claimed Pearl was an intelligence agent;
: the Journal has denied it.



I heard on the radio that in the video of Daniel Pearl he was seen speaking,
apparently saying something like "I am Jewish" or "my wife" or "father" -
something like that, a relative - is Jewish, at which point someone grabbed
and killed him.  From this it seems it might have been his Jewishness, why
one of his captors became disturbed and immediately attacked him.

  ..
Blanc

Re: Jail Cell Cipher (modified RC4)

[Steve]

Actually it was Bruce Schneier who created Solitaire (Pontifex) for
Cryptonomicon, The basic algorithm is in the back of the book, plus there
are several code implementations on the counterpane labs site.
-steve
-Original Message-
From: Neil Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Jeremy Lennert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, February 22, 2002 11:30 PM
Subject: Re: Jail Cell Cipher (modified RC4)


>I believe that Ron Rivest (the R in RC4) has already created a version for
>"jail-cell" use.
>
>Pick up a copy of "Cryptonomicon" by Neal Stephenson. It's used in the book
>and there is an appendix in
>the back that explains the algorithm in good detail. (Stephenson calls it
>"Pontifex" in the book).
>
>It works with playing cards, that would probably be less conspicuous in
Jail
>than pencil and paper.
>
>-Neil
>
>- Original Message -
>From: "Jeremy Lennert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 7:06 PM
>Subject: Jail Cell Cipher (modified RC4)
>
>
>> I am attempting to modify the RC4 cipher to be paper-and-pencil
>computable.
>> I realize that others have tried to construct secure paper-and-pencil
>> ciphers, but I would be very appreciative of any input you may have.  In
>> particular, if you are aware of (or can invent) any cryptanalytical
>attacks
>> of practical use against this cipher, I would appreciate it if you would
>> send me a description of those attacks.
>>
>> The keystream generator is the same as standard RC4, but the permutation
>> table is smaller (37 entries instead of 256) and the key-scheduling
>> algorithm has been completely changed.
>>
>> A more detailed description and a partial analysis can be found here:
>>
>> http://www.mindflare.com/cipher
>>
>> The source code for a C++ program implementing the cipher can be found
>here
>> (and is also attached):
>>
>> http://www.mindflare.com/jcrc4.cpp
>>
>> although the goal is for the cipher to be paper-and-pencil-computable
>>
>> If there is anything I can do to help you understand the cipher, or if
you
>> have any input, please do not hesitate to contact me.  My email address
is
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>> Thanks for your time,
>> Jeremy
>>
>> [demime 0.97c removed an attachment of type application/octet-stream
which
>had a name of jcrc4.cpp]
>

Re: Mostly untraceable ordering of books by mail

[R. A. Hettinga]

At 1:28 AM -0500 on 2/23/02, Declan McCullagh wrote:


> You  may be thinking of the Amex/711 stored value card. Check wired.com
> archives for background. I think it is no longer being offered.

There were several of these kinds of things floating around during the bubble.

Here's a somewhat reputable one, from a talk given couple of years ago to
DCSB, pointed to teenagers.

Cheers,
RAH


--- begin forwarded text


Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2000 07:20:52 -0400
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: "R. A. Hettinga" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: DCSB: Yiannis Tsiounis; InternetCash and the "loading" problem
Cc: Yiannis Tsiounis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Bruce Schneier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: "R. A. Hettinga" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-

[Note that the Harvard Club is now "business casual". No more jackets and
ties... --RAH]


  The Digital Commerce Society of Boston

 Presents


  Yiannis Tsiounis
  Chief Technology Officer,
   InternetCash.com, Inc.


   Prepaid internet cash cards:
   The InternetCash Experience



 Tuesday, May 2nd, 2000
12 - 2 PM
The Downtown Harvard Club of Boston
   One Federal Street, Boston, MA


InternetCash is an alternative Internet payment method; effectively an
"electronic cash" system. The design requirements behind InternetCash
were: Accessibility, Ease of Use, Efficiency (to allow for
micropayments), Security and Anonymity. The similarity to real cash
prompted the creation of a pre-paid card system that satisfies all of the
above requirements. Accessibility is achieved through physical
distribution of the product - which can be liberal due to the Point Of
Sale Activation methods employed. Such distribution also achieves
anonymity and drives consumers to InternetCash's web site. Ease of use is
brought on by the public's familiarity with pre-paid phone cards and the
simplicity of InternetCash's interface. Efficiency is achieved via the
use of lightweight cryptographic algorithms. Security is provided by the
cryptographic algorithms, as well as via the use of a customer-selected
PIN.

The talk will provide an overview of InternetCash, with an insight to
both the advantages and the hurdles of an electronic cash system which
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Security and anonymity will be discussed, as well as future enhancements
and ways in which InternetCash's infrastructure can be used for other
Internet payment methods - most notably debit cards.


Dr. Yiannis Tsiounis is the Chief Technology Officer of InternetCash.com,
Inc., since May '99, where he is responsible for the design,
architecture, development and deployment of secure and anonymous
e-commerce systems. Previously, Dr. Tsiounis was a Senior Member of
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out.


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RE: Jail Cell Cipher (modified RC4)

[Jeremy Lennert]

> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
> Behalf Of Jeremy Lennert
> Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 10:16 PM
> To: 'Neil Johnson'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'R. A. Hettinga'
> Subject: CDR: RE: Jail Cell Cipher (modified RC4)
>
>
> I'm not having difficulty with the implementation (the C++
> code included in
> my first message, also available at
> http://www.mindflare.com/cipher/jcrc4.cpp , already
> implements the cipher
> correctly).  I'm inquiring regarding the impact of the changes on the
> security of the cipher.

I'm sorry, I don't think I said that very clearly.

CipherSaber discusses computer implementations for RC4.  I'm attempting to
construct a paper-and-pencil implementation of a modified version of RC4,
while still keeping the cipher secure against computer cryptanalytic
attacks.

A description of the modified RC4 (and a brief description of the goal), as
I mentioned earlier, is available here:

http://www.mindflare.com/cipher/

Thanks for your time,
Jeremy

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Re: Was Pearl Sacrificed by the Patriotic WSJ?

[Eric Cordian]

Blanc writes:

> I heard on the radio that in the video of Daniel Pearl he was seen speaking,
> apparently saying something like "I am Jewish" or "my wife" or "father" -
> something like that, a relative - is Jewish, at which point someone grabbed
> and killed him.  From this it seems it might have been his Jewishness, why
> one of his captors became disturbed and immediately attacked him.

Pearl said "I am Jewish.  My mother is Jewish", then his throat was cut,
and then he was beheaded.

Judaism is inherited on the maternal side, of course.

The manner in which he was killed mirrored the standard Islamic animal
sacrifice, in which a sheep or goat has its throat cut, and then its head
cut off.

The message here seems to be "Here is what happens to Jews who work
against Islam."  Whether being a WSJ reporter is anti-Islamic enough or
whether there is in fact an intelligence connection remains to be seen.

While all of this is very tough shit for Mr. Pearl, life is cheap in
Islamic societies, and there is a huge amount of hypocrisy in Shrub
railing against the alleged human rights violations by the Taliban, while 
people in Saudi Arabia, our great partner in the war against "Terrorism",
get their heads chopped off for "sorcery."

Mr. Pearl's last moments, coming soon to alt.binaries.pictures.tasteless,
no doubt.

Well, at least it isn't child porn.

-- 
Eric Michael Cordian 0+
O:.T:.O:. Mathematical Munitions Division
"Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The Whole Of The Law"

Re: RE: Jail Cell Cipher (modified RC4)

[Joseph Ashwood]

- Original Message -
From: "Jeremy Lennert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Neil Johnson'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "'R. A. Hettinga'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 10:15 PM
Subject: CDR: RE: Jail Cell Cipher (modified RC4)


> I'm not having difficulty with the implementation (the C++ code included
in
> my first message, also available at
> http://www.mindflare.com/cipher/jcrc4.cpp , already implements the cipher
> correctly).  I'm inquiring regarding the impact of the changes on the
> security of the cipher.

Unfortunately it has a rather damning effect on the cipher. First in the key
scheduling there is a distinct possibility of keys that are impossible. It
assumes that all K[i] are generators mod 37, so using a key where the offset
is 0 will result in an infinite loop in the key scheduling, this is
obviously a bad design decision. Second the distinguisher from random for
such a small RC4 state would require a relatively small known plaintext. In
fact at that size I think there are better attacks against it than the
distinguishers known for full sized RC4. I believe it would be achievable to
actually determine that complete state, although it would take more
significant amounts of work than would be applied to most inmate mail (an
encrypted message would probably be simply discarded and never delivered).

I don't think this reduced version of RC4 would be very suitable even
assuming a perfect delivery mechanism. I've actually considered a similar
question before
(http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&th=f0d53f0eb5d7c011&seekm=9s2akd%24qk
4%241%40nntp9.atl.mindspring.net&frame=off), I never managed to come up with
anything really suitable. I did find a solution where the inmate is given a
computer and a compiler, use RC5 to key itself (very similar to Blowfish), a
128-bit block, and 20 rounds. Should withstand pretty much any analysis work
(except "throw it in the trash" cryptanalysis). This suffers from being
difficult to calculate with a pencil and paper, and so doesn't really fit
the requirement for a jail cell cipher.

Using full RC4 is actually doable. Take a sheet (or multiple sheets) of
paper, create 3 sets of 0,...,255 numbers. on a large table in front of you
(or in a controlled grid) place the first 0...255 set in order, that's your
state array, the other two sets are for your i and j values. If a guard is
approaching and the data must be destroyed simply blow very hard and all the
numbers are scrambled. Of course you will probably be adding and subtracting
instead of performing XOR. This is obviously pain-staking, and slow, but it
will offer the same security as a computer running the RC4 algorithm.
   Joe