http://www.sunday-times.co.uk/news/pages/tim/99/09/29/timintint02001.html?1341
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No Safety in Numbers
After an Israeli research institute said it could break Europe's banking
codes in less than a second, an intitiative has been launched that could
result in unbreakable codes.
The European In
Apple currently uses 56-bit DES in other password protected systems, such
as the Users & Groups Preferences file and for the Appleshare IP Web &
File Server application. I'd suspect that they use DES. A lot of their
market share is overseas, so they're probably worried about crypto export
law c
Right now there are no import restrictions on encryption software in the
U.S. And you probably won't get any hassle going back to Norway, since
"personal use" crypto is supposed to be okay. For a general guide on
these issues, see http://www2.epic.org/reports/crypto1999.html for a
country-by-c
>From the Executive Summary:
"In the vast majority of countries, cryptography may be freely used,
manufactured, and sold without restriction. This is true for both leading
industrial countries and for developing countries. There is a movement
towards international relaxation of regulations rel
Wow.
http://www.nytimes.com/techweb/TW_Report_U_S_Uses_Key_Escrow_To_Steal_Secrets.html
- K. Ellis -- KB3CWP -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] -
"There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow men
-- true nobility is being superior to your former self"
If you've always wanted to be a crypto advocate and get _paid_ to do
it, EPIC is hiring.
- K. Ellis -- KB3CWP -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] -
"There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow men
-- true nobility is being superior to your former self"
-
[Circulate until January 15, 1999]
Computers, Freedom + Privacy 1999
THE GLOBAL INTERNET
Omni Shoreham Hotel
Washington, DC
April 6-8, 1999
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
The Program Committee of the
I'd be interested in reading the rest of the document this was pulled
from. I'm not interested in defending Bidzos, but this statement, as
presented, could be interpreted a number of ways.
On 7 Jan 1999, Julian Assange wrote:
>
>"Recently, the administration announced that the 33 Wassenaar
Crack open your palm pilots and take note! And please repost widely. Our
mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), along with the rest of eff.org, is sadly out
of commission.
DC Cypherpunks will hold a meeting at the Electronic Privacy Information
Center office in Washington, DC.
DATE: Soon! Satur
Crack open your palm pilots and take note! And please repost widely. Our
mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), along with the rest of eff.org, is sadly out
of commission.
DC Cypherpunks will hold a meeting at the Electronic Privacy Information
Center office in Washington, DC.
DATE: Soon! Saturd
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