Guys,
Recently, Earthlink's webmail server certificate started showing up as expired.
(It obviously expired a long time ago; I suspect someone must have screwed up
in changing keys over or something, because the problem wasn't happening up
until recently.) So, I contacted Earthlink's technica
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Jerrold Leichter wrote:
| > Isn't *proving* primality rather overkill for the purpose at hand (which
| > seems to be verifying that an alleged prime isn't a non-prime, sent to
| > "spike" the system). Are there any known sets of numbers - much less ways
| > to *choose* members of those sets - wh
Tero Kivinen wrote:
Hal Finney writes:
Several programs to implement ECPP can be found from
http://primes.utm.edu/links/programs/seeking_large_primes/. I don't
know about source code however. It might be interesting to run these
over some of the Oakley primes and publish the certs - I vaguely
Largely true, sometimes funny.
http://www.csoonline.com/read/080105/debrief.html
Samples:
24/7
adj. The window of time in which systems are most vulnerable to attack
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Biometrics
Strong authentication mechanism that streamlines insider attacks
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Cryptography
The science of applying a c
