27;s harder to be revoked if you own your own country.
cocacolarecipe.eternity.co.uk isn't as cool as cocacolarecipe.com
or cocoacolarecipe. or maybe cocacolarecipe.taz, but it'll do.
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ANNOUNCE: SF Cypherpunks Hackers' Tour of SFO, Saturday 3/13 1:00
The San Francisco Bay Area March Cypherpunks meeting will be Saturday, 3/13, at 1:00.
Meet at the San Francisco Airport International Terminal Food Court,
and we'll go wandering around 3:00 or so. Note that this is an open public
n the web at www.freedomfighter.net.
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ble crypto for commercial users, DES, an NSA hardware-based
algorithm,
and maybe something else.
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o sell in that
price range should be reasonable assuming you can sell enough volume.
I'm glad it's actually being done!
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near there.
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area is impaired by ink marks, staples and other kinds
>ofimage damage."
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ately someone from
Siemens had also discovered it and patented it in Germany and then the US :-)
But almost any public-key system can give you a good mechanism for a
challenge/response and set up a shared secret for encrypting or AHing
a login session so it doesn't get hijacked.
reading once that fingerprints have about 32 bits of entropy;
not sure if that's for one finger or each one. Eyeballs probably have more.
But even swapping that eyeball-reading laser may just be sleight of hand...
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>the selected hand is full, give the card to the next unfilled hand
>clockwise. That's 100 bits for the first 50 cards. The 51st card
>needs at most one bit and the 52nd needs none.
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rried that your opponents have 11 spades because the
deck wasn't shuffled right :-)
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>Have you tried getting an export license for it?
Does it pass the Reinheitsgebot, or is it wimpy American beer?
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And it's almost guaranteed that none of them
will know the answer - so that ought to get you to the Ambassador if you're
patient...
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ame key? (Thus, 3-DES is fine.)
Do you need two-way encryption, or is a 1-way hash adequate?
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so if you need the high quality randomness, you need hardware randomizers.
Some of the key setup protocols are designed to reduce CPU-busting attacks;
Photuris does so explicitly, but I think someone's said that
ISAKMP/IKE doesn't do this well enough.
m
swamping you with attempts. But the various ipsec key exchange protocols
aren't going to provide a handle for including it.
(Too bad - you could also toss the hashcash into the entropy pool :-)
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living in a state of sin :-)
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y gets root access. Such an attacker
>*could* do something much worse than merely reading the keyfile -- but
>might be afraid to. Altering the system has to be done very carefully or
>it will leave fingerprints.
This is a non-problem - once the attacker gets root, you've lost
e more resistant to attacks or give you something more
to bootstrap randomness from if your gateway's been compromised.
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>operation.
This is good.
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do math.
Of course, you can get a low-end Palm Pilot for about $130-150
(or cheaper if you buy used from somebody upgrading.)
More memory, and you don't have to program in Basic.
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You're invited to the SF Bay Area Cypherpunks
Saturday 11 September 1999 Physical Meeting!
This is an open public meeting on US soil.
General Info:
DATE: Saturday 11 September 1999
TIME: 1:00 - 6:00 PM (Pacific Time)
PLACE: AT&T, 2730 San Tomas Expressway, Santa Clara CA
Meeting Agenda:
ard.
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ewalls,
which is mostly out of your control - having software with your name on it
that gets abused this way would be Really Bad.
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at they have as criteria for review
or how they can claim to be doing anything other than prior restraint
(generally banned as a first-amendment speech-chiller) without them.
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used to initiate this alleged wiretap", and then question that.
Yet it seems like the proposed law forbids that as well.
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yments and soon for everyday transactions.
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om the cryptographic community,
or as yet another broken proprietary system waiting for Ian Goldberg
or Bruce Schneier to crack over lunch :-) The web page looks positive, at
least.
http://www.psd-design.co.uk/radicchio/pages/pki.html
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Here's a short a
;re talking to https://www.attacker.com, which can use 2.0 if it wants.
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s)
Collateral Damage, Known Parties, etc.
URBAN WASTELAND ENCORE - Sameer Parekh and friends - East Bay 10pm-dawn
Call 510.594.4000x217 after 10 for directions.
PENSFA at Howard Davidson's in San Carlos
10/16 will have an all-weekend Party at Ian's Friends' Place
and a Revel
rtables,
Pocket Area Networks, Pencil Area Networks, RF grocery tags,
you-are-here broadcasters on store shelves or license plates, etc.
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"encryption" as most of the members of this
>list understand it. Is there enough information in Mr. Marshall's
>description to be able to associate the FUD with a case and then
>find out what kind of evidence they present?
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..
There are two issues to deal with - whether the blinding works
technically, and whether it's possibly covered by Chaum's patents.
After all, the prime importance of Wagner's blinding work was that
it hopefully wasn't stuck in the Chaum patent mess.
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ovider can't use it to
also provide privacy (at least without reverse engineering,
which is much more work than just writing new stuff themselves
or downloading software from Finland or whatever.)
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setup data
to figure out which calls you want to eavesdrop on,
the scale becomes much more manageable.
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PDA in your pocket or carrying
case,
or put black tape over it when you visit the NSA museum (:-),
but Bluetooth is made to work even while it's in your pocket,
and obviously cellphone-related systems need to be on the air,
though they may not support high enough data rates to do drive-by upgr
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Here are the building maps - find Room A3 upstairs.
Portrait: http://idiom.com/~wcs/sjcc.gif
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If you have trouble getting in when you arrive, call
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arkers at the beginning like PGP, you should be ok.
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spond to. On my side, I'd need to prevent chosen-cipehrtext attacks.
>--
>Mike Stay
>Programmer / Crypto guy
>AccessData Corp.
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assuming the pool is used in some hashed fashion rather than
exposed to the public directly?
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-known Cypherpunk :-)
At least at the time it was founded, it was the only group
providing smartcard development support that wasn't
part of or strongly tied to a specific smartcard manufacturer.
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crow is a failed
>policy by which users of encryption software lodge copies of security keys
>with third parties approved by government.
..
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nected cypherpunks
were doing so :-)
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and would like to help the Freenet project
>please click here for instructions on how to install a Freenet server.
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s that
knowing message sizes doesn't tell the traffic analyst very much.
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ic spying was justified because European
>companies had a "national culture" of bribery and were the "principle
>offenders from the point of view of paying bribes in major
>international contracts in the world".
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t worked mapping files across a net from a file server.
I suspect the pseudo-disk products like Scramdisk do the right thing
(or else refuse to work entirely) but I don't know if the NTFS-like
systems do the compression on the file server or the client
or just refuse to work.
ent bignum calculator (as opposed to the XOR method,
which can be done by hand or abacus :-)
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the same time, Penn wrote a scathing criticism of Clipper
in his computer-magazine column, but he took the moral high road
that escrow is none of their business rather than the "I could steal *that*"
approach :-)
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there
April 8th, so there will be a Cypherpunks Meeting (and Party at Ian's Place.)
Dave Del Torto is coordinating the agenda; possible location City Hall.
The Bay Area instantiation will be at Fort NOCs, 19925 Stevens Creek Blvd,
Cupertino.
Bill Stewart is coordinating the agenda.
Cindy Cohn wi
they've got to
>: go to the Supreme Court? (Or win in another Circuit first
>: and then try appealing to the Supremes?)
>
>Yes. But they may want to see what happens on remand before appealing.
>(And, of course, it is theoretically possible that we would lose on
>r
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they could
>get around the encryption as you describe. Declan points out that the
>law was worded more carefully than the press release, so things are
>not as bad as I feared. Point for Congress.
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Bil
change
than the shared secret alone could do. The main objective is to make it
safer to use human-rememberable passphrases with low risks from
attacks like dictionary search.
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PGP Fi
t;
>The article mentioned accuracy is now around 48 to 60 feet of resolution due
>to the decrypting of civilian GPS signals.
>
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erned that some of its communications could be vulnerable
> to hacking by Corsican terrorists."
Yow! Corsican hackiere-terroristes will certainly be stopped by that!
They'd have to download GSM-crackers with instructions in English
instead of French or Italian!
Campaign for Real Primes[1]?
>[1] Apologies if this quip dies in translation! :-)
The Campaign for Real Ale was a Good Thing...
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the other hand, "US law" just means "the laws the politicians have
made so far", which is a moving target - they can change them
any time they want, though some laws are sufficiently
entangled with other laws or political agendas that it's sometimes hard.
ssible.
>I don't have a copy of the old PGP license around. I presume one could
>continue to use PGP 2.x indefinitley under the old license.
Yup.
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turn over a signature key that can only be
used for forgery
than a decryption key which could reveal past session keys.
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t;law, and when and if it is, it may not include provision for such a box.
Yes, but now that the US has legalized export of crypto hardware to
EU and other friendly governments, they can have 10 of them there overnight
:-)
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but I'm assuming you're trying to do something different.
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orithms
not being any stronger than the basic algorithms, since this is a popular
snake oil approach.
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>[...]
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of which pieces are integrated and which
are separate.
Do your import restrictions apply to intangibles like downloading software
in the net? Some places only restrict import/export of physical objects.
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and threatens to publish
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include the RSA algorithm occurring after
>September 6, 2000.
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of the key you have is in the message itself.
I've recently installed 6.5.8 (still Eudora 3.x), and it's
improved a bit, but I haven't tested it extensively.
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handle her job while she's away.
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me.org/dmca-dvd.htm
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DBY838ylRbu3lT5qQ5kM6XI++JHR0NBZtaQ52Egs7Vq
KcdeXicUTIlSnilH+vKrYZJjNTTRlyOemCgX/z5M
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oblem - if you've got your
database of known public keys sorted by email address, it's ok,
but if you've got it sorted by public key, you may have a problem.
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rd went from "angelic"
>to "distinctly tarnished", I stopped using it. Many other people I
>know did as well. I've switched to GPG, which hasn't got any track
>record so far, once it became stable. We'll wait and see how they do.
Very Weak (VW) cipher is one that can be broken
>by determining the key systematically in a short
>period of time with a small investment (8 hours
>and $20K). No examples.
>
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ogether over distances of a hundred meters to a hundred kilometers
(if the quantum crypto can go that far unamplified, otherwise ~2km)
may find it more practical than pressurized cable.
If you're going less than a hundred meters, stick to pressurized
cable and armed guards :-)
e.g. transmit all 0s when there's no data, then a 1 bit to indicate
that there's data following. It doesn't take much overhead.
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s up many different attacks
on the (plaintext1 xor plaintext2) stream.
If you've got room for an IV, you _could_ do something like
XORing the IV with the key, not the data stream -
that means that it isn't really using the same algorithm
for the IV as for the rest of the data stream, but yo
e on the card to reduce that problem,
but that increases the privacy problems.
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encryption.
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ter is the 15th.
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H TO 128 OR THE
#define MODULUSLENGTH TO 2048 AND RECOMPILE"
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h work each time.
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ade to 48 or 56 bits.
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the colors used and chose what colors to use as alternates
to indicate the hidden bits based on the stats.
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Ask the Oracle for pointers to "pgpdomo".
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rict?
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ck.
Alice sends Bob g**x mod m, Bob sends Alice g**y mod m,
both calculate the public key to User's Swiss account.
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visitors/vicinity.html
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less some special
>circumstances apply. One such special circumstance is an official piece
>of paper with your name on it...
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disrupt watermarks rather than impersonate them.)
But there's a lot of room to hide large numbers of bits, letting you
play spread-spectrum code-division kinds of games that can still
tell you some bits about the user even after voting kills lots of them.
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http://www.freedomfighter.net/freedomfighter/cypherpunks/990213.html
February 1999 Physical Meeting Announcement
General Info:
Bay Area Cypherpunks Meeting:
DATE: Saturday, 13 February 1999
TIME: Noon (Pacific Time)
PLACE: Edgewater West Resort, Oakland CA
Heads-Up for February!
In
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o hand out four sets,
so it's equivalent to a PIN rather than a password or passphrase
(and was therefore snake-oil material, given the way they were
over-promoting it :-)
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out that I misspoke - I meant to say 'the encrypter
>> wins'
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t;Like I always say, I'm not a cryptographer, I just know several.
>
>
>A. Michael Froomkin |Professor of Law| [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>U. Miami School of Law, P.O. Box 248087, Coral Gables, FL 33124 USA
>+1 (305) 284-4285 | +1 (305) 284-6506 (fax) | http://www.law.tm
>--> It's warm here. <--
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tively-defined
naming system rather than an absolute-rooted system, and there's a
paper by (I think) Ken Thompson and Rob Pike called "The Hideous Name"
on why that's a Good Thing. I don't know if Inferno kept that or not.
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