August 2002 - cypherpunks-legacy

Re: Challenge to David Wagner on TCPA
by AARG! Anonymous 01 Aug '02

01 Aug '02

James Donald writes: > TCPA and Palladium give someone else super root privileges on my > machine, and TAKE THOSE PRIVILEGES AWAY FROM ME. All claims that > they will not do this are not claims that they will not do this, > but are merely claims that the possessor of super root privilege > on my machine is going to be a very very nice guy, unlike my > wickedly piratical and incompetently trojan horse running self. What would be an example of a privilege that you fear would be taken away from you with TCPA? It will boot any software that you want, and can provide a signed attestation of a hash of what you booted. Are you upset because you can't force the chip to lie about what you booted? Of course they could have designed the chip to allow you to do that, but then the functionality would be useless to everyone; a chip which could be made to lie about its measurements might as well not exist, right?

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China dissidents publish declaration of Internet users' rights.TREI!
by Matthew X 01 Aug '02

01 Aug '02

http://itmatters.com.ph/news/news_07312002e.html Peter if you cant get RSA out of the golden shield you should honestly just resign,get a job with the most trusted name in e-Security instead. http://www.idquantique.com/ APster; who do you want to kill today?

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Slow that SUV!
by Matthew X 01 Aug '02

01 Aug '02

Hairdryer ploy used on speeders August 1 2002 Melbourne residents who used hairdryers like police radar guns to deter speedsters in their suburbs risked fights with motorists, Victoria Police said today. Assistant Commissioner for Traffic Ray Shuey said local police would be talking to eastern suburbs residents who took the law into their own hands by pointing hairdryers at speeding motorists. "It's not appropriate from our point of view to engage in that type of activity," he said. He said the residents were risking altercations with motorists and urged them to look to their own behaviour on the roads first. "Quite often we have the concept that we don't want people speeding in our side streets," Assistant Commissioner Shuey said. @media print {.nopr {display:none}} advertisement advertisement "And yet we're quite prepared to go into other people's side streets and zip around and disregard kids or the elderly or anybody walking in those locations. It's okay to speed everywhere else but not in my patch." Boroondara City councillor Judith Voce confirmed residents in her ward had been using their hairdryers against motorists. She said speeding was an endemic problem in the east and residents were angry about "rat-runners" - motorists avoiding Citylink tolls or leaving the main arterials looking for short cuts through the suburbs. "People did slow down (for the hairdryers)," Cr Voce said.

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George W. Bush, Defence Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, Brigadier General Michael Lehnert and Colonel Terry Carrico...
by Matthew X 01 Aug '02

01 Aug '02

...need killing of course,WE MEAN IT MAAAAN! http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,4817163%255E421,0… innocent au citizens held in cages. Hicks lawyer hints at appeal 01aug02 THE lawyer for Australian David Hicks has flagged an appeal against a decision denying the alleged al-Qaeda fighter a trial before a United States court. Stephen Kenny, who represents the Hicks family in Adelaide, today said he would continue to pursue the issue. "We will continue and we hope that the full court (of the US Federal Court) will provide a greater sense of justice in this case," he said. In an overnight ruling, US District Court Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly found the US legal system had no jurisdiction over detainees, including Hicks, 26, held at a US military base at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba. DEATH to AMERIKA!

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Take an anti-Brin pill and chill.
by Matthew X 01 Aug '02

01 Aug '02

http://news.com.com/2010-1071-947327.html Funny piece on 'data nudity' and how to fig leaf it. "If the Nuremberg laws were applied today, then every Post-War American president would have to be hanged." Noam Chomsky.

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RE: Challenge to David Wagner on TCPA
by Matthew X 01 Aug '02

01 Aug '02

>>... I now have to trust that a powerful third party, over which I have no control, and which does not necessarily have my interests are heart, will not abuse it's power. I don't want to have to do that. Peter Trei<< A hell of a lot of Chinese have to do that,peter,you fucking know that and yet still keep working for RSA,a part of the 'golden shield.Wake up and smell what your shovelling. >>Disclaimer: The above represents my personal opinion only. Do not misconstrue it as representing anyone elses.<< Afraid of some office politics? I haven't snitched you out yet for writing to this list,thats more than you gave cj. FUCK off and DIE!

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Radio CATO
by Matthew X 01 Aug '02

01 Aug '02

David has invited me on the show tonight... To find a local radio station in the U.S. that carries it (910AM in San Francisco, for instance), visit: Online Tonight with David Lawrence http://online-tonight.com The audio stream will be archived in Windows Media format and online about an hour after the show.Hour 1: I'll believe it when I hear it. Declan McCullagh of CNET's News.com, pictured here, claims to be available for the show. He apparently made it this time. Declan's beat is DC, politics and technology, and he loves to skewer people who are in positions of power over technologists, making laws and passing regulations about technology, who in general have no collective clue about what technology's station is in our lives. He tends to lean libertarian, he tends to take up the cause du jour of hackers and netizens, sometimes without thinking, and will always publish pros and cons as well as personal experiences. His recent escapades with a guy who sent him (as well as others) his resume is on the other side of the fence: his reception of a bulk spam from Costa Rica, which he forwarded to the abuse account at Yahoo (from whence it came) as well as the spammer himself, caused the spammer to then report him to a series of blacklists, who all shoot first and ask questions later. If at all. We talk about the power that these blacklists have and the space we've now occupied in the ongoing battle between spammers and legitimate online publishers. Also, I'm on CNET Radio just about every day around 9:45 am ET: http://www.politechbot.com/p-03655.html -Declan

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01 Aug '02

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by groupstcknws101＠yahoo.com 01 Aug '02

01 Aug '02

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Norton AntiVirus detected and quarantined a virus in a message yo u sent.
by NAV for Microsoft Exchange-EXCFRM01 01 Aug '02

01 Aug '02

Recipient of the infected attachment: Todd Crowe\Inbox Subject of the message: A funny game One or more attachments were quarantined. Attachment play.exe was Quarantined for the following reasons: Virus W32.Klez.H@mm was found.

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