There's no "pestering" about it. They flat out demand it. The NSA is the
sole reason it was so fscking hard to get a 128 bit browser outside the
USA for years.
And that pretty much suggests that they're comforable with breaking it
now..
//umar.
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Dean
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Mike Holland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
nsa developes secure version of linux
Thats a bit misleading. Its more of a demo of certai
On Sat, 30 Dec 2000, Raul wrote:
Aren't the NSA the agency that keeps pestering people to give them a
decryption method for their encryption algorithms for the sake of national
security / crime prevention??
There's no "pestering" about it. They flat out demand it. The NSA is the
sole reason
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On Sat, 30 Dec 2000, Raul wrote:
Aren't the NSA the agency that keeps pestering people to give them a
decryption method for their encr
Jeff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
quote who="Raul"
Exactly! I'd prefer to trust a bunch of Canadian hackers with OpenBSD over
someone who is a known back door artist. ;)
"NSA develops secure version of linux" I guess is our funny headline for the
week! :)
It's not really all that funny
quote who="Dave Fitch"
(what's "lkml"?)
Linux Kernel Mailing List :)
cola = comp.os.linux.announce
Yada, yada, yada. :)
- Jeff
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Conspiracy theory anyone? And was the NSA around at the time of Roswell,
or was that the CIA? But the 3 small countries has got me beat, I can't
think of that one.
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"...well,
quote who="Howard Lowndes"
Conspiracy theory anyone? And was the NSA around at the time of Roswell,
or was that the CIA? But the 3 small countries has got me beat, I can't
think of that one.
That what they *want* you to not think!
- Jeff (who doesn't give a tinker's cuss as long as it's
Security Enhanced Linux, see http://www.nsa.gov/selinux
They've released it under the GPL, including source code.
Dave.
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nsa developes secure version of linux
Thats a bit misleading. Its more of a demo of certain security features,
rather than a secure OS.
On Thu, 28 Dec 100, Dave Fitch wrote:
Security Enhanced Linux, see http://www.nsa.gov/selinux
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Mike Holland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mike Holland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
nsa developes secure version of linux
Thats a bit misleading. Its more of a demo of certain security features,
rather than a secure OS.
well it's not a full blown linux distribution, and I haven't tried
it, but it appears to be a set of patches you
OpenBSD people =)
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mike Holland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
nsa developes secure version of linux
Thats a bit misleading. Its more of a demo of certain security features,
rather than a secure OS.
well it's not a full blown linux distribution, and I
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