http://www.tvdance.com/bush-gore/
Overseas absentee ballots, as opposed to in-state...
http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0046/elect4.shtml
WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 15-With the presidential election supposedly
hanging on Friday's count of absentee ballots from overseas,
observers
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While I understand the rubber-hose vote-coercion problem, My own opinion
still remains that we need to solve the voting problem for *business*
reasons, and that's how we'll get to use it first. You need
As an aside ... AADS (http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/ ) relies on existing business
processes that provide secure bindings in account records ... just adding public
key digital signature to existing authentication processes for
non-face-to-face and/or face-to-face transactions (i.e. the meaning
...which brings us to
http://www.acs.ohio-state.edu/units/law/swire1/pscrypto.htm
Which is, mostly, based on Professor Peter Swire's opinion on the
cypherpunk "identity is bits" paradigm delivered at FC97, though apparently
edited some since then.
Not that I agree with him, at all, actually,
White Supremacist Tim "I'd like to see a race riot" May Moroned:
#Even if meant in jest, as a comment on the situation,
#it undermines the basic issue of law.
Like, "Needs killing."
On Sat, 11 Nov 2000, R. A. Hettinga wrote:
Conventional, hierarchical PKI, built around the ISO standard X.509, has
been, and will continue to be, a substantial failure. This paper examines
that form of PKI architecture, and concludes that it is a very poor fit to
the real needs of
On Thu, 16 Nov 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bram Cohen writes:
In the vast majority of cases, preventing man in the middle attacks is a
waste of time.
In the sense that, in the vast majority of communications, there is no
man in the middle attack being mounted?
Yes.
Couldn't the
Keep in mind that the recent E-Sign bill is not about digital signatures.
It's about electronic signatures.
An electronic signature doesn't necessarily have to have anything to
do with cryptography. It is simply an electronic means of registering
consent. This may be as simple as a mouse
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