December 2003 - cypherpunks-legacy

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17 Dec '03

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Return of Bass-O-Matic (was PGP)
by Jim Choate 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Forwarded message: > Date: Sun, 01 Mar 1998 15:25:00 +1000 > From: Reeza! <howree(a)cable.navy.mil> > Subject: PGP > I'm looking for some real information on PGP. > I have a friend who swears up and down that every version of PGP since the > first one has been compromised by key escrow and is not really safe. > > Does anyone know where the source for the *original* version of PGP can be > found? Holy bezesus... It just so happens that I have a copy of pgp10.arj and pgp10src.arj. Send me a note and I'll make arrangements to get them to you provided you're in the US and a US citizen (I hate these fuckin' laws - I wanna be paid for this shit!). ____________________________________________________________________ When a man assumes a public trust, he should consider himself public property. Thomas Jefferson _____ The Armadillo Group ,::////;::-. James Choate Austin, Tx /:'///// ``::>/|/ ravage(a)ssz.com www.ssz.com .', |||| `/( e\ 512-451-7087 -====~~mm-'`-```-mm --'- --------------------------------------------------------------------

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I'd like to join your mailing list...
by Michael Hall 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

I read about your mailing list in The Happy Mutant Handbook, and I am inclined to get on the list. Address is <A href="mailto:stevehall@csi.com">stevehall(a)csi.com .

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Fw: Missing the Big Picture
by Eric Tune 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

William H. Geiger III said: > I have noticed that many members of the list are missing the "big >picture" when it comes to fighting censorship. > >While I support the various efforts to combat the numerous attacks on >personal liberties world wide it is all for nought unless we push for >fundamental changes in government. > >There is an old saying: "Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts >absolutely". > >So long as we have Statist governments (fascists, communist, socialist, >they are all the same) we will suffer a never ending infringement of our >basic civil liberties. You can not give a government overwhelming powers >to control every minute aspect of our lives and not expect them to use it >AS THEY SEE FIT. > >We go on wining little battles over this law or that law only to be losing >the war. Every year governments become more powerful, more repressive, >and are freedoms are curtailed even more. We need to strike into the belly >of the beast, and rip out it's hart. We must remove it's power to tax, to >regulate, to control only then will we be free. > >Not only must we castrate this beast leaving it a shell of it's former >self but we must stop being children and act like free men. We must be >willing to stand on our own and take our destinies into our own hands. We >must resist running to Big Brother every time we have a problem like a >small school boy running to mommy when he scrapes his knees. > >It is far better to try and fail as a free man than to have never tried at >all living the life of the slave. > >-- Well said William, very well said. Free men must cooperate in their own defeat, refuse to cooperate, refuse to give in, and you will not lose. In the end, tyranny will fall. In the history of our civilizations, all governments have eventually failed, regardless that they may have had noble intent in their beginnings, and they have fallen. So have each succeeding government after them. They fail because when times passes, decades or centuries (doesn't matter) the average citizenry becomes accepting and complacent while said government becomes more and more abusive, excessive, impulsive, and corrupt. Finally, those people who can no longer tolerate this from those who would call themselves their rulers, rise to the occasion and the now festering, malignant government is torn down. Unfortunately, the cycle repeats itself. The U.S. government has lasted this long only due to the freedoms guaranteed by our Constitution, but it still has been following in the tracks as all the previous governments before it. In lasting longer than any other constitutional form of government, it is now so corrupt that at this point only 1 of 2 things can really happen: a 2nd American Revolution, and hopefully a new start and (for the time being) a change for the better, or total Fascism, and the last remaining freedoms people have will be quickly extinguished. I don't want to live in a socialist environment. I don't want somebody telling me how to raise my children, and I don't want someone telling me I'm a criminal because I don't want to let the government read what I have to say. It doesn't "Take a Village" and it doesn't take Big Brother.... it takes freedom, ingenuity, drive, determination, self-worth, cooperation, and dedication to build something better. Scream to your Senators and Representatives, as loud as you can, we all must do what we can, or we will be lost, and as William said, in perpetual, permanent slavery, with no privacy, no rights, and no hope for a self-determined future. To hell with that. Eric J. Tune

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Newbie pgp question
by Mike 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Hi guys, I've got a question - may be it is FAQ, the please point me. I need - well, it sounds funny - to crack PGP-encrypted text ;) I have secring.pgp but not the keyphrase - does it make things easier or not? I also have pgpcrack99.zip (DOS-version, zip means that I unzipped it for the 1st time :) But I guess it will take megahours with big dictionary - and it will cover only single words, not sentences. Please, can somebody introduce me a little? TIA PS. I also know few words in that file, may be even phrases. -- ******************************************* Mike Blazer blazer(a)mail.nevalink.ru *******************************************

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sick feeling
by bill payne 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Subject: Halabja, Iraq and what you wrote Date: Sun, 01 Mar 1998 18:58:39 -0700 From: bill payne <billp(a)nmol.com> To: L E Banderet <lbanderet(a)natick-ccmail.army.mil> Sunday 3/1/98 6:33 PM Lou Got your stuff on Saturday. Patty and I both commented on the picture of your lovely new wife. And I was pleased that you had authored or co-authored 85 publications. This is what I was supposed to train you for. Patty and I watched 60 Minutes tonight and what happened in Halabja, Iraq. The IMMEDIATE and LONG TERM effects of a combination mustard and sarin gas attack on genetics. Last night I transcribed some of your and you co-authors' words. Volume 9, Number 4, 1997 MILITARY PSYCHOLOGY The Official Journal of the Division of Military Psychology American Psychological Association Special Issue: Effects of Chemical Protective Clothing of Military Performance Guest Editors: Gerald P. Krueger and Louis E. Banderet Psychological Aspects of Chemical Defense and Warfare James W. Stokes U.S. Army Medical Department Center and School Fort Sam Houston, Texas Louis E. Banderet U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine Natick, Massachusetts Concerns about chemical, biological, or radiation (CBR) weapons and their potential for warfare can be very stressful. Such concerns subject people to unfamiliar threats in highly ambiguous situations, in which people feel they may be wronged or they are helpless. Maladaptive psychological overreactions or underreactions may result. Such reactions to chemical warfare are illustrated with the experience from World War I, the 1991 Persian Gulf War, and the 1995 terrorist attack in the Tokyo subway. General principles of psychology suggest strategies and tactics for training and materiel development that should enhance military performance and reduce maladaptive stress in CBR threat situations. Some of these practices may be relevant to nonmilitary law enforcement and relief agencies that manage CBR threats. page 395. Now I transcribe some of the more relevant stuff. Effects of Chemical Protective Clothing on Military Performance: A Review of the Issues Gerald P. Krueger Star Mountain, Inc. Alexandria, Virginia Lous E. Banderet U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine Natick, Massachusetts This review in this special issue of Military Psychology on the effects of chemical protective clothing (CPC) on military performance provide a historical perspective on continued anxieties over likely use of battlefield chemical-biological weapons and summarizes significant concerns of military personnel weaning CPC in training and combat. This review describes pschophysiological stresses such protective ensembles have on personnel and how these affect military performance, and it summarizes major military psychological research program on the effect of wearing CPC. This article reviews what is known about wearing CPC, describes future CPC developments, and identifies domains for improved military training with CPC. MEDICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECT OF C-B WEAPONS There are many medical, physiological and psychological reactions from exposure to chemical-biological (C-B) weapons. Many bio-warfare agents and most chemical weapons are designed to interfere with function of the nervous system and to disrupt normal control of vital organ systems that sustain life. For example, the more common chemical war nerve agents involve organophosphate compounds, similar to insecticides, that inhibit cholinesterase enzymes throughout the body. Because cholinesterase hydrolyzes acetylcholine where ever liberated, this inhibition results in excessive concentrations of acetylcholine at various sites - from the ending of the parasympathetic nerves to smooth muscles of the iris, ciliary body, bronchi, gastrointestinal trace, bladder, and blood vessels; to secretary gland of the respiratory tract' and to endings of the sympathetic nerves to sweat glands (Newhouse, 1987; Simmons et at 1989). Exposure to large amounts of nerve agent may lead to loss of muscle control, twitching, paralysis, unconsciousness, convulsions, coma, and even death. The most common cause of death after acute exposure is respiratory arrest. Death may occur within minutes or take several hours. In terms of psychological functioning, moderate but nonlethal exposure to nerve agent produces severe impairment in cognition, vigilance, memory and language. Acute intoxication produces confusion, drowsiness, and difficulty in concentration (Newhouse, 1987). These impairment make it difficult to continue to perform may soldier tasks. Effects on cognition may persist after only a slight exposure. Performance improvement appears to correlate with the body's regeneration of acetycholinesterase, usually requiring several months. Neurophysychological testing (Newhouse, 1987) reveals that chronic exposure to organophosphates significantly impairs higher mental function requiring use of the frontal lobes, particularly the left lobe. Organophosphate poisoning selectively impairs memory of recently learned information, and this impairment is likely related to cholinergic involvement in the memory processes. The effects include defects in long-term memory, visual searching, and response alteration - effects similar to those caused by a frontal lobotomy. In chronically exposed individuals, speed of task performance and overall cognitive efficiency also declines. Persistent visual impairments are reported in workers poisoned with anticholinesterase insecticides, and acute poisoning impair oculomotor function. Poisoning with nerve agents may also cause psychiatric disturbances such as depression. Use of C-B weapons results not only in large number of physical casualties on the battlefield by in may psychological casualties as well. Concern over the mere threat that C-B weapons might be used raises battlefield anxiety of combatants and can produce a level of fear disproportionate to that evoked by countless alternative conventional battlefield means of killing or maiming, such a with guns, artillery, and bombs. Such anxieties can create large numbers of psychological stress casualties contribution to unit ineffectiveness on the battlefield and combat losses. Such adverse emotions may also cause posttraumatic stress disorders after combat ceases. DEVELOPMENT OF COUNTERMEASURES FOR THE COMBAT THEATER Modern military forces recognize the C-B weapons can be the attention-getting equivalent of a poor country's nuclear weapons. Such weapons can be counter-acted, however, and concerned nations prepare their forces to preserve their health and safety against C-B warfare. ... THE THREAT OF C-B WARFARE Although biological warfare was used centuries ago by the Romans and was used in the 14th century by the Tartars, who catapulted plague-infected bodies into cities under siege (Hewish, 1997), military forces have made scant use of biological warfare in modern times. The more recent innovation of chemical warfare dates to 1914 when the French used tear gas against unprotected German forces, who in turn introduced chlorine and phosgene in 1915 and mustard gas in 1917 against the British, who sustained 14,000 casualties in 3 months (Hewish, 1997). May World Ware I soldiers were grotesquely injured or died in gas war trenches in France and Russia; Russia's gas casualties exceed a half million, including 50,000 fatalities (Westerhoff, 1980). In 1925, many countries signed a Geneva Protocol prohibiting first use of chemical and bacteriological weapons. However, during the 1930s, several countries, notably Germany, encouraged chemists to develop chemical weapons as a by-product of insecticide research production. By World War II, Germany and powers stockpiled huge caches of chemical, but probably due to fear of in-kind retaliation, chemical weapons were not used in World War II. After the war, Germany's organophoshporous arsenal fell into Russian hands, and for the next 50 years, military forces relegated C-B warfare efforts to relatively quiet development programs for future battlefields. Since World War II, C-B weapons have been employed several times on a relatively small scale. In the 1970s, the Vietnamese used chemical and "yellow rain" biological agents in Cambodian jungles, the Soviets used chemical in Afghanistan (U.S. Department of State, 1980), Iraq used sulfur mustard and other chemical in the Iran-Iraq conflict (1979-1980), and Iraq used chemical in 1980 - this time against its own people, the northern Kurds (Stuteville, 1997). There have been periodic threats to use chemical weapons on a grand scale. In the 1970s, the Warsaw Pact possessed huge stockpiles of chemical weapons ( mostly soman, cyanide, and mustard gas), and Soviet chemical warfare teams openly conducted extensive training in gas warfare tactics. Such readiness for large scale C-B warfare was underscored in the Persian Gulf War of 1991, as Iraq threatened to use chemical (sarin) and biologicals (anthrax spores) against coalition forces and possibly against neighboring cities in Saudi Arabia and Israel (Begley, Barry, & Hager, 1991). By January 1991, Saudi Arabia had predug 50,000 graves planned for burying civilian (noncombat) casualties expected to succumb to Iraqi chemical poisoning from anticipated rocket attacks on Saudi cities oraerosols drifting from the battlefields (Kaplan, 1991). Although Iraq did not unleash such chemical, and the battles were ultimately short, many U.S. military personnel may been exposed to chemical during the March 1991 destruction of Iraqi weapon stockpiled (mostly sarin) near Khamisiyah, Iraq (Stuteville, 1997). The U. S. government continue to investigate whether exposures to chemical agents may have contributed to the so-called Gulf War illnesses experienced by many U.S. military veterans of that encounter. Exposure of soldiers to multiple chemical and and environmental stressors may be linked to psychophysiological illnesses that manifest in symptomatology such as disabling fatigue, insomnia, malaise, joint and muscle pains, skin sores, hair loss, and gastrointestinal and respiratory difficulties (Brown & Priest, 1996). Others asset that U.S. military personnel were exposed to Iraq chemical warfare from Scud missiles, artillery and aircraft (Stuteville, 1997) PUBLIC CONCERN Open, frank, public news of existent military chemical stockpiles, proliferation of chemical or biological weaponry, and periodic 'saber-ratting' threats to use such weapons amplify world public concerns over the enormity of what someday could be a horrific chemical or biological calamity. Unprotected civilian populations fear they may be deliberately attacked by chemical and biological weapons or inadvertently by aerosol warfare agents drifting into populated areas of a battlefield. Disastrous incident like the one in 1984 at a chemical actory in Bhopal, India, which killed over 2,000 people and sickened countless others, sensitized citizenry to the lethal potential of such chemical compounds. In 1995, terrorist attacks on the Tokyo subway, and news media discussion of possible use of nerve agents in terrorist disruption of public gathering like the 1992 and 1996 Olympics, heightened Public fears over such chemical incidents have become almost visceral. News of recent advances in genetic technologies (Dando, 1997) suggest use of future biological weapons with unprecedented insidiousness and specificity is possible. Moreover, the mass media and media expert sources remind the public that the United States may not be adequately prepared or trained to defend itself against chemical or biological warfare (Beal, 1997). ... I got a sick feeling when Hans Buehler phoned from Zurich on why he was jailed in the Evin prison in Tehran. You failed to mention the long-term effects of mustard-sarin. Or how the suits were to protect against biological weapons. I have an even more sick feeling now. bill Title: Untitled Document Viewing this page requires a browser capable of displaying frames.

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17 Dec '03

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Re: Fw: Missing the Big Picture
by WhatsMetaU 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

In a message dated 98-03-01 21:16:04 EST, paladin(a)lvcablemodem.com writes: << > I have noticed that many members of the list are missing the "big >picture" when it comes to fighting censorship. > >> You want to see the big picture? See my front page - http://members.aol.com/StanSquncr/ And if there are any " ... heads" on this list, you ain't got one. Stanley Rosenthal, saver of lists 'Methods of Moder(atio)n Censorship' http://members.aol.com/WhatsMetaU/ofir.html

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by cyper punks 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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One Nation update from GWB
by Global Web Builders 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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Brickell and Sandia
by bill payne 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Wednesday 3/4/98 6:59 PM Orlin While trying to recover from the stomach flu, I am going over your stuff summarized at http://www.aci.net/kalliste/dcguide.htm You wrote at [Brickell-Gemmell-Kravitz.] http://www.aci.net/kalliste/sandia.htm Sandia National Laboratories have created the digital cash equivalent of the Clipper chip: an "anonymous" digital cash system that would give participants privacy from all viewers, except for the government agencies that would control the secret keys required for backdoor access. and Why is Sandia interested in digital cash systems? Well, Sandia is responsible for all non-nuclear components of nuclear weapons. The security of nuclear weapons depends partly on cryptology. The code- breaking National Security Agency (NSA), for example, is responsible for the communication security of the Minuteman missile, as well as the codes by which the President must identify himself to authorize a nuclear strike. Brickell and Simmons were in the COMPUTATIONAL/COMPUTER SCIENCES & MATH CENTER, directorate 1400, at Sandia. I worked in the ELECTRONIC SUBSYSTEMS CENTER, directorate 2300, division 2311, when I was project leader of the Missile Secure Cryptographic Unit, the small missile, [between about 1982-86]. All of the nuclear bomb crypto implmentation work was done in 2300, not 1400. The MAIN difference is that the 2300 people were a bunch of PRACTICAL engineers and REAL-PRACTICAL software types. NOT theoreticians. Gus Simmon once tried to get into the implentation business. Simmons bought an Intel 320 [?] development system. The Intel 320 was a piece of junk and nothing happened with Simmons implementation work. Simmons try, naturally, caught the attention of 2300 management, for business reasons, of course. I LOVE reading all of this stuff from a Sandia historical standpoint. The REAL WORLD of Sandia crypto stuff in pockmarked by some REAL SCREW-UPS. Which all of us implementers shared so as not to commit the same mistakes again. I asked my department manager, Kent Parsons, how the screw-ups affected him. He responded that it made him sleepy. These were MULTI- if not HUNDREDS- million dollar screw-ups. Later bill

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Re: AnyWho puts a reverse phone book on the Net
by Rabid Wombat 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

I tried one of these when tracking down some dial-in system abuse being perpetrated by an ex-employee. It occurred to me that with the right hardware, a simple perl script could launch a cruise-missle strike in response to a dial-in to a phone number ... ;) (for a good time, call 1-555-2nukeme) food for thought for the paranoids and/or x-files fans. On Wed, 25 Feb 1998, Ross Wright wrote: > From: > > T a s t y B i t s f r o m t h e T e c h n o l o g y F r o n t > This issue: < http://www.tbtf.com/archive/02-23-98.html > > ________________________________________________________________________ > > ..AnyWho puts a reverse phone book on the Net > > And personal privacy slips a bit more > > If you live in the US and your phone number is listed, visit this > site [25] and type in your number. AT&T's AnyWho will return your > name and address. Is your street name linked? If so, click to see > names and numbers for all of your neighbors. Want a map to your > house? It's one click away. (Like most such maps, however, the > correspondence of street address with map location can be wildly > wrong.) The street proximity search will not show unlisted numbers, > 800- or 888- numbers, or "distinctive ring" alternate numbers. > > AnyWho is not the first reverse phone book on the Net -- 555-1212 > has that distinction [26] -- but it is the most feature-rich. It > has a "sounds like" match for last name lookups. It lets you edit > or delete your entry, and requires confirmation by a telephone call > from the phone number in question. And it combines white and yellow > pages -- 90M and 10M listings respectively -- though their output > remains separate. When you ask for a street proximity listing for a > business listing, you see only other businesses. > > [25] http://www.anywho.com:81/telq.html > [26] http://www.555-1212.com/whte_us.htm > > =-=-=-=-=-=- > Ross Wright > King Media: Bulk Sales of Software Media and Duplication Services > http://ross.adnetsol.com > Voice: (408) 259-2795 > >

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17 Dec '03

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Returned mail: User unknown
by Mail Delivery Subsystem 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

The original message was received at Mon, 2 Mar 1998 14:07:36 -0500 (EST) from ts35-10.homenet.ohio-state.edu [140.254.114.193] ----- The following addresses had permanent fatal errors ----- <54689590(a)hotmail.com> ----- Transcript of session follows ----- ... while talking to mail.hotmail.com.: >>> RCPT To:<54689590(a)hotmail.com> <<< 550 Unknown user <54689590> 550 <54689590(a)hotmail.com>... User unknown Reporting-MTA: dns; mail4.uts.ohio-state.edu Received-From-MTA: DNS; ts35-10.homenet.ohio-state.edu Arrival-Date: Mon, 2 Mar 1998 14:07:36 -0500 (EST) Final-Recipient: RFC822; 54689590(a)hotmail.com Action: failed Status: 5.1.1 Remote-MTA: DNS; mail.hotmail.com Diagnostic-Code: SMTP; 550 Unknown user <54689590> Last-Attempt-Date: Mon, 2 Mar 1998 14:07:44 -0500 (EST) To: 54689590(a)hotmail.com Subject: REMOVE From: cypherpunks(a)toad.com Date: Wed, 02 Jan 1980 01:41:00 -0500 Reply-To: cypherpunks(a)toad.com

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FW: Business Week on encryption controls
by Mixmaster 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

-----Original Message----- From: Anonymous <nobody(a)replay.com> To: cypherpunks(a)cyberpass.net <cypherpunks(a)cyberpass.net> Date: Monday, March 02, 1998 10:47 Subject: Business Week on encryption controls >From > >http://www.businessweek.com/premium/10/b3568070.htm > >THE GREAT ENCRYPTION DEBATE > >>Is all this firepower necessary? Many veterans of the decade-long >>encryption battle believe Freeh's plan is too extreme to even take >>seriously. ''Proposals like this are a tremendous stalking horse, but >>are dead on arrival,'' says Kawika Daguio, encryption-policy expert at >>the American Bankers Assn. > >Many cypherpunks seem to believe it is only a matter of time before >crypto is made illegal in the U.S. But sophisticated observers think >otherwise. > >Frankly, the resolution is obvious: crypto-in-a-crime will be controlled. >If you use crypto in planning a crime, and you're convicted of the >crime (or conspiracy), then some years will be added to the sentencing >guidelines. Some cypherpunks will proclaim this the end of individual >freedom in our time. > >>Also, a compromise may be at hand. Senators John McCain (R-Ariz.) and >>J. Robert Kerrey (D-Neb.) are currently working on a bill, sources say, >>that would release exports from controls when similar encryption products >>are already available overseas. They could also add a ban on domestic >>controls. ''It appears McCain and Kerrey are searching for some way >>out of what appears to be legislative gridlock,'' says Commerce Under >>Secretary William A. Reinsch, who oversees the Administration's policy. > >Again, the results are clear to those with vision. Export controls >will be lifted, no domestic controls will be imposed on general use of >encryption. The only new limits will be in the sentencing guidelines, >which already consider dozens of factors in a complex formula. >Whether crypto was used will be a small change there, and won't effect >anyone's life. > >Remember, you read it here first. > This guy is living his elitist life looking through rose colored glasses, with blinders on, in a vacuum, with his head buried in sand, with his neck snugly supported by his sphincter muscles. "vision"?.... "sophisticated"?.... what is this? If people disagree or are more cynical about what the government may or may not do concerning cryptography we are less sophisticated and/or lack vision? What an idiot!! Wake up and smell the bullshit you and others like you are shoveling. McCain is a serious control freak (former AZ resident who has seen him in action) and will never, regardless of his vomitous, pendulous rhetoric, support a domestic "free encryption" standard without government controls, there will always be a catch. The glass is not even half empty, it's shattered.

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Accept Checks By Phone
by way＠utz.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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Re: Win95 Dialer?
by Support 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

If you're asking if our internet connection service is available in the Win '95 version, the answer is yes. Otherwise, I suggest you call our help desk at 1-888-229-4733 (option #1) for a more complete answer. If you want the Win '95 software, they can send it to you. cypherpunks(a)toad.com wrote: > Can you use Windows95 Dialup Networking with Access Atlanta? > > -Jim

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Cryptobook: '98 update
by andrew fabbro 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Joel McNamara (author Private Idaho) has updated his Cryptobook page, which now has information on newer software. The configuration works much better under Windows 95 now. Check out: http://www.eskimo.com/~joelm/cryptbk.html I have a text file full of notes comparing different hard drive encryption software, if anyone would like a copy. I settled on Best Crypt, which uses BLOWFISH (or GOST, or DES if you're insane). So far it works well...except I haven't found a way to have Windows' swap file encrypted. Have fun... -- Andrew Fabbro [afabbro(a)umich.edu] [andrewf(a)jesuswept.com] http://www-personal.umich.edu/~afabbro/ 313.647.2713

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Warning: could not send message for past 4 hours
by Mail Delivery Subsystem 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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No Subject
by Luckey Promotions 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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Trial Class 1 VeriSign Digital ID
by VeriSign Digital ID Center 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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New Customers for your Neighborhood Business, Church, Practice...
by 10510344＠30330.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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Is CDMF secure?
by nobody＠REPLAY.COM 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Is CDMF secure? and, What sort of algorithm is it? Thanks.

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The Bioweaponeers
by John Young 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

The New Yorker magazine of March 9 has a long shattering essay on Ken Alibek, the former Soviet bioweapons expert, William Patrick, the US's counterpart, the state of Russian secret bioweapons development, and prospects for the spread and use of this WMD. It's far more disturbingly detailed than the New York Times and ABC PrimeTime reports, and presents a horrific spectrum of gruesome details of nearly unimaginable catastrophe fermenting in secret laboratories and deepest black storage tanks. If you thought nuclear weapons were terrifying, read this for a shocking introduction to evil which will give even thermonuclear warriors nightmares of helplessness. Where Strangelovian physicists once ruled, now reign Mad microbiologists. Richard Preston is the writer, featured on PrimeTime and author of The Hot Zone, on the Ebola virus. For those without easy access to the magazine we offer a copy: http://jya.com/bioweap.htm (62K)

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Shave Slaughter '98
by Perrin . 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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