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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Sandy Harris
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>> If this refers to the ENIGMA codes used by the germans, im curious.
>> According to my material, it was a swedish mathematician who was first to
>> break the ENIGMA ciphers.
>The original Enigma was a commercial product rel
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From: Anonymous <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, November 12, 1998 4:42 AM
[...]
>> There is one potential fly in this ointment, and I do not intend to
>> dwell on it, but I cannot get this far and not mention the threat to
>> strong security apparati of having them
[And what happens when, as I write below, some IP telephony providers begin to
provide encrypted communications services? --Declan]
http://www.wired.com/news/news/politics/story/16146.html
Wiretapping Internet Phone Lines
by Declan McCullagh
4:00 a.m. 10.Nov.98.PST
A federal wiretapping la
Dear Annoymous <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
I refer you to a paper by Don Davis,
"Compliance Defects in Public-Key Cryptography",
Proc. 6th Usenix Security Symp, (San Jose, CA, 1996),
pp. 171-178
which you can retrieve from
http://world.std.com/~dtd/compliance/compliance.ps
After some furthe
Rumor on slashdot (http://slashdot.org/) has it that Network
Associates has re-joined the Key Recovery Alliance, in spite of the
fact that they withdrew from it a while back.
Anyone have information on this?
Perry
Network Associates has quietly rejoined the key recovery alliance. I'm
doing a short piece on this for Wired News if anyone on the list would like
to comment for publication. See http://www.kra.org.
jtg
James Glave, News Editor, Wired News, http://www.wired.com +1 (415) 276-8430
As seen on Slashdot..
http://www.slashdot.org
Posted by blizzard on
Thursday November
12, @09:41AM
from the gimme-your-data
dept.
Andrew Hagen writes
"Network Associates,
formerly McAfee,
developer of PGP, has quietly rejoined the Key
Recovery Alliance. Despite withdrawing from the
group last De
while Colossus is often said (mostly by the British (-: ) to be
the world's first
digital computer, (an argument i try to stay away from) it
certainly wasn't a
general purpose machine. it did run a program of sorts, but not
a 'stored program'
that was readily changed. there is no indication tha
slightly different take on risk management in financial transactions. X9.59
is financial industry draft standard for all retail payments ... and is
based
on an AADS-model.
Account Authority Digital Signature
AADS
AADS is the application of digital signatures to
On Wed, 11 Nov 1998, Dan Geer wrote:
>> Dan previously wrote:
>>> The full cost of revocation testing is proportional to the square of
>>> the depth of the issuance hierarchy.
>>
> Anonymous replied:
>>
>>The first statement is false. Revocation testing is not proportional to
>>the square of the
The November Cypherpunks Meeting will be Saturday 11/14 from 1-5pm
at Stanford, at the tables outside Tresidder Union, near the bookstore.
The tables are on the west side, which is the inside of the U-shape.
Coffee and food are available in the building.
If the weather is uncooperative, we will
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