On 16/01/14 11:34, coderman wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 15, 2014 at 5:38 PM, arne renkema-padmos
> wrote:
>> ... Also, I
>> would like to have doctors fixing things like intestinal ruptures, not
>> some kid with their parent's sewing kit :P
>
>
> i think you misunderstand some of my intent:
>
> to be
Punishing RSA is work for bloodthirsty media and its fans. Public
crypto needs much better to offer the public than entertaining
evanescent revenge.
3DES is intriguing. Publicizing a list of other well-tested ciphersystems
would be constructive alternatives to "nothing can be done, authority alwa
Hi Peter, hi list,
On Jan 16, 2014, at 1:13 PM, Peter Gutmann wrote:
> "L. Aaron Kaplan" writes:
>
>> So, Peter, how about this approach?
>
> Sorry about the delayed reply, too much other stuff on my plate at the
> moment...
>
>> 1. We will have three config options: cipher String A,B,C (
On Fri, Jan 3, 2014 at 11:42 AM, coderman wrote:
> use case is long term (decade+) identity ... key signs
> working keys tuned for speed with limited secret
> life span (month+).
i should have better clarified intent:
- long term keys are offline, otherwise better protected (for
arbitrary deg
"L. Aaron Kaplan" writes:
>So, Peter, how about this approach?
Sorry about the delayed reply, too much other stuff on my plate at the
moment...
>1. We will have three config options: cipher String A,B,C ( generic safe
>config, maximum interoperability (== this also makes the mozilla people happ
On Wed, Jan 15, 2014 at 5:38 PM, arne renkema-padmos
wrote:
> ... Also, I
> would like to have doctors fixing things like intestinal ruptures, not
> some kid with their parent's sewing kit :P
i think you misunderstand some of my intent:
to be a competent developer, you must be expert in myriad
