December 2003 - cypherpunks-legacy

Texas declares war...
by Robert Hettinga 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

I love April 19th. Patriot's Day, indeed... <http://www.overland.net/~embthert/em03019.html> Cheers, Bob Hettinga ----------------- Robert Hettinga (rah(a)shipwright.com) Philodox e$, 44 Farquhar Street, Boston, MA 02131 USA "...Wells Fargo's on-line banking sucks dead gerbils through a dirty garden hose." -- Eric Murray The e$ Home Page: http://www.shipwright.com/

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Re: My Thread / Was--Re: Light Bulbs & newsgroups
by Ross Wright 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

On or About 21 Apr 97 at 15:42, Huge Cajones Remailer wrote: > Rabid Wombat wrote: > > On Sun, 20 Apr 1997, lucifer Anonymous Remailer wrote: > > > Huge Cajones Remailer wrote: > > > > Dr D. Wrote: > > > > > Toto wrote: > > > > > > T.C. May Wrote: > > > > > > > Igor wrote: > > > > > > > > Blah, Blah, Blah wrote: As I said this was on just about every mailing list that I read. It showed up first on a music related list. My question: Why is this the only list that the thread is still alive on? Jim, can we get an AP pool up to KILL it? Ross =-=-=-=-=-=- Ross Wright King Media: Bulk Sales of Software Media and Duplication Services http://www.slip.net/~cdr/kingmedia Voice: 415-206-9906

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Re: Light Bulbs & newsgroups (fwd)
by nobody＠huge.cajones.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

A freak wrote: >"Timothy C. May" <tcmay(a)got.net> writes: >> It's the American way. > >Waco is the American way. Ruby Ridge is the American way. > >--- > >Dr.Dimitri Vulis KOTM >Brighton Beach Boardwalk BBS, Forest Hills, N.Y.: +1-718-261-2013,14.4Kbps The next barbeque should be the Forest Hills FREAK Roast.

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WebWorld / Appendix
by Bubba Rom Dos 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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Text / WebWorld / Appendix
by Bubba Rom Dos 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

---------------------------------------------------------------------------- The True Story of the InterNet Part II WebWorld & the Mythical 'Circle of Eunuchs' by Arnold Copyright 1995, 1996, 1997 Pearl Publishing ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Appendix History: Part I of "The True Story of the InterNet," entitled, "The Xenix Chainsaw Massacre" was written by the Author, but left incomplete by his unexpected death. The Epilogue to Part I was written by Bubba D'Shauneaux. Part II of "The True Story of the InterNet" was completed in what might be called "finished-outline form" by the Author before his death, with copius notes left behind as to the nature of "moving events" which would need to be addressed ad hoc during the release of the manuscript. The manuscript was completed as a group effort by the individuals who form the core of characters who are the protagonists in Part II. Non-Disclaimer: Although many of the events (and some of the characters) contained in the manuscripts which comprise "The True Story of the InterNet" are allegorical, all references to the activities and events in the Author's life, up to the date of publication, are based totally on verifiable fact. Although some of the events and connections attributed to the Author may seem outlandish or contrived, rest assured that they are not considered to be so by those who actually knew him. He lived a life which was unusual, to say the least, and absolutely no embellishment was, or is, needed, in order to to make his personal story more compelling or realistic. InterNet/WWW Hosting of "True Story of the InterNet" Manuscripts: The manuscripts may be placed on any InterNet or Worldwide Web Site without restriction, as long as they remain intact, with all appropriate credits and copyrights, and it is done for non-profit purposes only. Those hosting the manuscripts may, if they wish, adjoin their own additions to the remaining space in the WebWorld Chapter 25 Stego (hopefully doing so within the theme of the work). All additions shall be deemed to be covered under Pearl Publishing's copyright of the manuscript. Acknowledgments: A wide variety of individuals have worked toward the completion and dissemination of the "True Story of the InterNet" manuscripts since the beginning of their release in 1989. To date, none of them have asked for acknowlegment, in any way, shape, or form. While there may be cynics who maintain that this may be due to the multitude of problems sometimes experienced by those whose participation in the release of the manuscripts has become known, or suspected, my personal perception is that the people involved are quite simply acting out of what they see as a need for the manuscripts to be given exposure, regardless of the level of reception the works receive. Acknowlegments are in order, however, for those who make it worthwhile for those involved in the dissemination of the manuscripts to give their time and effort in this cause. And who is it that makes the effort worthwhile? It is the individual who is beset by the same trials and tribulations as the average person, but who nevertheless strives to rise above the hardship and discrimination that results from swimming against the tide of humanity currently being swept along by the dark forces who direct and control both the mediums through which we communicate with one another and the societal and legislative regulations which govern those mediums. It is the individual who fights against the constant barrage of information and disinformation, at every turn, which seeks to mold them into a small cog in a collective, subservient mindset that worships the ten-second sound byte, the party line, and the group reality. It is the individual who struggles to maintain a private island of intellect, rationality and integrity, in the face of seemingly overwhelming forces which struggle daily to subdue him or her, and bring them into subjection to the enemy of all humanity-robotic acceptance of an unlimited authority which claims to have the right to exercise dominion over the rights, freedoms, and personal conscience of the individual. These individuals are scattered across the face of the earth-alone, in small groups, throughout networks of people who work in concert, and in the secret places, working furtively, in constant fear of discovery by those who are threatened by their ideals and their actions. Those involved in the dissemination of Part II of "The True Story of the InterNet" have agreed that acknowledgment for the distribution of "WebWorld & The Mythical Circle of Eunuchs" should go to those who currently manifest many of the qualities of the Author's allegorical "Magic Circle." The CypherPunks. 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Patron Saints of "The True Story of the InterNet": Lao Tsu Che Guerva Marshall McLuhan Phillip Zimmerman Hughes, Gilmore & May The Reader ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Appendix / "WebWorld & The Mythical Circle of Eunuchs" / Part II "The True Story of the InterNet" ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Germany Proposes Policing the Internet
by Charles Anthony 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

There is a Rueters story this morning on Germany's proposal to police the Internet. --C http://www.infoseek.com/Content?col=NX&arn=a0409robti-19970419&dbid=4 &lk=noframes&ud3=2295E5565D2A6D7AD8C45800DC9F484B&ak=NONE&kt=G ********************************************************************** Charles Anthony canthony(a)info-nation.com http://www.info-nation.com -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: 2.6.3a mQBtAzM63W8AAAEDAMRi15+AIXC0j2R7IrdeNhM7AQXPGAYAd2mCNhKrQa09fICZ 4jEpTd0biV+3nMAL6/6pWUm1AmFPS/FngecmXkrmMPlbgv3O0dapbJ2/FQf3XUtH Z5AEOdKL9xK5Ml7dCQAFE7QIY2FudGhvbnmJAHUDBRAzOt1wi/cSuTJe3QkBAemw AwC1DGxodXVPkA1D6uLdqFvP5H3/98i/gM2x9IvvfZscWszwrJuOhkYyd71TF7K5 gy55OqPp+Rf77On0XhmHoi98Y4HOSTHYPhN9o9zQQ+pn/4HmxQ4Tbtih2sCDNvmG b2g= =0pHR -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

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BIL_due
by John Young 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

22 April 1997: Space/intelligence technology's embattled frontier European citizens and governments alike have expressed concern over the recent expansion of U.S. intelligence bases in Europe. The National Security Agency (NSA) and National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) are combining efforts at large sites known as regional SIGINT (signals intelligence) operation centers, or RSOCs. At a recent Space Symposium in Colorado Springs, Colo., NRO director Keith Hall said that the merging of the NSA and NRO bases is the first step in creating "collaborative systems of systems in signals intelligence." In the future, Hall said, those joint efforts could also include the U.S. Space Command, the service intelligence agencies and even commercial resources "borrowed" by the intelligence community. U.S. military officials have been surprisingly candid about their intent to take maximum strategic advantage of their information trump cards. Air Force Secretary Sheila Widnall said, "Our allies must understand that we bring tremendous capabilities to the table, and it would be to their advantage to find ways we both can use [them]." In a more blatant revelation of U.S. sentiment, Gen. Howell Estes, commander of the U.S. Space Command, said the United States "is the only nation intellectually prepared for and morally capable" of controlling space-based intelligence. ---------- President, Senators Set to clash on Encryption Bent on retaining access to any and all data exported from the United States, the Clinton administration soon will solidify its position on Internet security issues and have a bill sponsored in the Senate. Meanwhile, microprocessing giant Intel Corp. of Santa Clara, Calif., which has been developing hardware-based encryption tools based on Cupertino, Calif.-based Hewlett-Packard's International Cryptography Framework, is sitting tight, waiting to see how things play out on Capitol Hill. Intel already has submitted the framework for government review, but is closely guarding specifics about its encryption key lengths. ---------- SET 2.0 on the way - Encryption spec speeds e-commerce "SET 2.0 will be security-algorithm-independent," said Steve Mott, senior vice president for electronic commerce at MasterCard International. "The issue is not the underlying cryptography, and the problem is not with RSA's mathematics; it's how efficient [RSA's cryptography] is." Vendors such as Certicom, Apple Computer, and RPK are all positioning themselves as alternatives to market-leader RSA for providing encryption technologies. "We have SET 1.0 pilots going with elliptic curve cryptography," Mott said. Elliptic Curve Cryptosystem (ECC) is a technology that is being pushed by both Certicom and Apple. RPK, meanwhile, offers another alternative to encryption: Its Mixture Generator encryption engine performs both bulk and key encryption. ---------- A Smart Partnership Pretty Good Privacy Inc. and Schlumberger Electronic Transactions are teaming up to integrate their encryption and smart-card technologies. The two companies will interweave PGP's encryption software with Schlumberger's Cryptoflex smart card, which supports functions such as key and digital certificate storage and signatures. ---------- U.S. Seeks Laissez Faire on Internet The Clinton administration plans to tell the Internal Revenue Service and bank regulators to forget about new rules for Internet commerce in a policy paper that is scheduled to be released later this spring, Ira Magaziner said last week. It is unclear how far this laissez faire approach will go. Speaking at the same session, a top official in the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative warned about the obstacles he sees in trying to get other governments to go along. He warned. "What do governments want to do? They want to regulate," he added. "It's ingrained to the system. It's almost a social-democratic ideal they want to fulfill." ----------- MITI to develop int'l electronic commerce technology The ministry will formulate a standard for authentication centers that use different data-verification methods. The new protocol would facilitate the exchange of encryption data among authentication centers around the world, thus allowing a business to verify the identity of a client in another country. MITI, which has earmarked over 10 billion yen (about 79.82 million dollars) for electronic commerce tests, is hoping to nurture Japan's own electronic commerce services and to narrow the technological gap with the U.S. ---------- BIL_due or http://jya.com/bildue.txt

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Re: Fwd:Clinton and RSA, True?
by Phillip M. Hallam-Baker 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

>Yet, at the same time the Clinton administration attemped to >lump out nearly a billion dollars to buy a US company. This >smaller, "leaner", US Government, according to Ira Sockowitz, a >former Commerce employee appointed by Bill Clinton, ordered him >to meet with RSA Inc. Chairman James Bidzos. The topic of that >meeting was the official desire to secretly purchase RSA Inc. >using taxpayer money. [drivel deleted] Cyber dog loses points for the following:- NO mention of the Zarapuder film. NO explanation of Vince Foster's death. NO consideration given to the credible evidence of UFO sightings. Quite why the US govt. would want to buy RSA is beyond me. They already have a license to use RSA for internal purposes, the patent expires in three years in any case. Even if RSA was completely banned it would still be possible to use El-Gamal and variants for encryption and digital signatures. False, and no more than 3/10 for effort. Phill

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