December 2003 - cypherpunks-legacy

Cypherpunks as Lobbying/Political Group
by cfrye＠mason1.gmu.edu 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

David Mandl argues that putting out a document illustrating why Clipper is a catastrophe "is a very bad idea and not the purpose of the list". I disagree for several reasons. First, the purpose of the list is whatever we decide it is. While the genesis of the document shouldn't be broadcast in real time over the list, the final product would certainly benefit from the folks on here giving it as thorough a going-over as they have time and energy for. Second, the DC Cypherpunks meeting held simultaneously with the Northern CA and other sessions dealt with appropriate and effective ways to bring political pressure against Clipper/Digital Telephony. Hey, you live here, you think like you live here :-). To offset the market pressure ("suitable incentivization") the Clinton Administration is bringing to bear we need to use a variety of tools and, continuing Dark Unicorn's Sun Tzu theme, attack the government position at the corners. Unless and until someone puts out a competing product or add-on, all we have are guerrilla tactics. Handing out information in disk form at trade shows *was* brought up at the DC meeting and, while I disagree slightly with Jim Sewell on exactly how non-inflammatory the language used should be, ththis tactic is usable, variable, and potentially very effective. Third, many Cypherpunks subscribers have been interviewed for radio and print pieces on Clipper/Digital Telephony. This project is no different -- we just ask the questions as well as give the answers :-). Fourth, I couldn't imagine the piece would be represented as an official position of "the Cypherpunks". You have to be a coherent organization to have a position and, while we all tend to agree that Clipper is a bad idea, a unified whole we ain't. Fifth, don't read it if you don't want to. I'll make sure it's labeled clearly so you can delete it straight away if you so desire. "The Cypherpunks" will never be a lobbying group to supplant EFF or CPSR, there's no reason small bands can't form temporary teams to accomplish a common goal. In this case, the goal is to further spread the word that Clipper and Digital Telephony should be seen as the privacy killer it is. And dealt with accordingly. Curt

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The American money capture
by Gary Jeffers 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

"Authority serves authority." hey! I said that. This post was provoked by two previous posts. They follow: Blanc Weber says >Patrick Henry warned everyone that once they had surrendered to it >the power of the purse & the power of the sword, there would be no >power left to them with which to save themselves from it[the State] >So who would be respecting those limits? Black Unicorn says >...the President can interfere when & where he likes in the private >sector with relative ease. How did he get here? 50 years of accretion >of power by the State. Black Unicorn was off by 31 years. The first great power grab by the State occurred in 1913. Blanc Weber makes a good point & I'll add to it. The American economy was captured in 1913. Following is text from the book THE COMING CURRENCY COLLAPSE (subtitled) and what you can do about it. The publisher is Bantam Books & the author is Jerome F. Smith, among other things, a follower of the Austrian school of economics. The following is a brief description of the banking fraud in America. start of text for THE COMING CURRENCY COLLAPSE ----------------------------------------------------------------------- AFTER 1913 Beginning with 1913, in the United States in particular, two entirely different concepts came to the fore & resulted subsequently in the de- struction of the soundness of official paper money. The two different concepts I am referring to are the Federal Reserve System & the Income Tax. The Federal Reserve System came in, in the United States, through legislation that was introduced on December 23 just as the Congressmen were preparing to go home for the holiday. It was passed, not because anyone understood what they were voting on or had examined it care- fully, but simply because they wanted to go home for Christmas. During that same year, the Constitutional Amendment to establish the Income Tax was voted in, by default; mostly people accepted it & brought it through Constitutional Amendment process on the basis of the assurances of the promoters that the tax rate would never go over one percent of most people's income, so why worry about it? Those two political changes laid the cornerstones for the rise of the warfare/welfare state & for the destruction of the soundness of the United States currency. In the present century, so far at least, population, technology, production & government have grown at highly disparate rates. --------------- BREAK ------------------------------------------ ---------------- BREAK ------------------------------------------- ---------------- BREAK ------------------------------------------ FRACTIONAL RESERVE BANKING TODAY In former times, profligate states (especially those lacking a central bank) often simply printed additional currency notes to make up the deficit between their current tax revenues & their current spend- ing programs. In today's bookkeeping economy, with modern well-dev- loped financial markets (and a central bank), however, the creation of fiat money is done in a much subtler & simpler manner (from the stand- point of the state). It simply borrows the money it needs. The deficit between revenues & expenditures is "monetized." In the United states, this means that the Federal Reserve Bank buys U.S. Treasury bonds for its own account & "pays" for them by simply crediting the Treasury's account - a bookkeeping technique well known to embezzlers When the Treasury writes a check on its account at one of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks & pays a supplier or welfare recipient, the "money" enters the commercial banking system. Let's trace it through the system; not one person in a thousand knows this technical process, & eve fewer understand its significance. The recipient can do basically on of two things with the government check: he can simply cash the check, take the cash & not spend it. In this case, the money supply (narrowly defined, M1) is defined as curr- ency in circulation outside banks plus demand deposits, it simply increases by the amount of the government check. Or, he can cash the check & spend the cash, or he can deposit the check in his deposit account. Suppose he does the latter. A new deposit is created in the commercial banking system & since demand deposits are part of M1, the money supply increases by the amount of the check. BUT in this case it doesn't stop there. The deposit now becomes part of the bank's reserves & because of the fractional-reserve banking system, the bank only has to keep on hand a small fraction of the deposit - currently(October, 1981) around 12 per- cent for deposit accounts. What the bank does then is lend out the equi- valent of 88 percent of the demand deposit to, say, another customer of the bank whose deposit account is credited. Now we have the original deposit addition to the money supply plus the new credit in the second deposit account. When a check is written on one of these accounts & deposited in another bank, it then becomes another addition to the money supply & an addition to that bank's reserves & continues until, after the process repeats five or six times, the money supply is in- creased by a multiple of the original government check. Recently the multiplier has been around 2.5 the initial injection. For example, assume the Federal Reserve Bank takes on $50 billion of new federal deficit in a given year. The increase in money supply (M1) should turn out to be around $125 billion (50 x 2.5). This explanation only elaborates the effect on M1, the narrowly defined money supply; M2, a broader definition including time deposits, through a similar process more highly leveraged (because of lower reserve re- quirements) has a multiplier of 6. Under the Monetary Control Act of 1980 the Fed is empowered to reduce reserve requirements still further &, for the first time, is further empowered to purchase & monetize debt securities issued by private cor- porations, banks, municipalities, states, etc. In other words this act authorizes the Fed to buy any IOUs it chooses in unlimited amounts, & to create Federal-Reserve dollars & dollar credits in unlimited amounts to "pay" for them! PAPER MONEY BACKED BY PAPER There is only one cause of inflation; it is officially - but not constitutionally - authorized counterfeiting of money, the official issue of paper money substitutes that are not fully backed by & redeemable in the real lawful money they purport to represent. Redeemable money substitutes backed by actual money (e.g., gold or silver) are the only form of genuine official paper money. Such paper money derives its ability to function as a money substitute from the fact that it is backed by real money assets & is a valid claim on them. This is the key characteristic that distinguishes genuine paper money from counterfeit paper money. Genuine paper money is fully redeemable. Official counterfeit paper money, originally at least, carries the promise of redeemability WHICH THE ISSUER KNOWNS TO BE FRAUDULENT. Official paper money which is not redeemable & which does not carry even the (false) promise of redeem- ability is worse than common counterfeit paper money - it is fait money; fake, worthless paper which your government orders you to accept as though it were genuine. Briefly defined, fiat money is simply fractional-reserve banking carried to its logical extreme. It is money-substitute paper with no money backing whatever. It is not even a promise to pay money; it is only a paper promise to pay paper(which is patent nonsense). Fait money is what is left when the redeemable fractional-reserve money becomes so fractionalized that the central bank issuer defaults on its redemption promise because, for actual or anticipated lack of specie(gold or silver), it is no longer able or willing to make specie payments. Through the long series of perverse modifications to the rules & practices of monetary institutions since 1913, the currencies of the Western nations, once fully backed by gold, were rendered first partially counterfeit &, since 1971, completely fraudulent fiat paper. ------------------------------------------------------------------- end of text of THE COMING CURRENCY COLLAPSE The author & conspiracy buff Robert Anton Wilson also has something of significance to say on banking conspiracies. According to Wilson, it is exceedingly difficult to discuss or debate banking conspiracies due to the myth of the Jewish banking conspiracy. To broach the subject brings suspicion that you are anti-Semiitic. Wilson states that the American banking industry seems to be controlled by old line New England, Protestant families. This is a very useful myth in suppressing dissent. For those of you who are still doubtful of the banking conspiracy, consider this analogy: Pretend that the U.S. Constitution has granted you & your family the exclusive right to coin money. You print it by the billions, its fait money(meaning you back it with nothing), it is "legal tender for all debts public & private", most Americans deal exclusively in your currency, & the world enthusiastically accepts it. It is also debt money & must be paid back with interest. The question is: is there any way you can go bankrupt or go into deep debt? Barring a huge fraud, there is no way that you & your family can go into serious debt. So why is it that non-government hotshot economists are predict- ing that there is no way for the U.S. government to pay off its debts & that within a few years, the American economy goes into the toilet. Why does the U.S. government have huge debt if it has its own popular fiat money printing machine? BECAUSE IN 1913 THE TRAITORS GAVE IT AWAY TO THE PRIVATE ORGANIZATION - THE FEDERAL RESERVE! The U.S. Congress wen from a "money maker" to a "money renter"? The American economy was surrendered to a private elite &, largely, so were the American people. Every dollar that the Federal Reserve puts into the economy is a debt dollar & must be paid back with interest - a mathematical impossi- bility! Instead of debt free government, we get a giant yearly Federal deficit. OTHER NOTABLE FACTS The Federal Reserve is a private entity that has never had an exter- nal audit! For years there has been a determined political effort with the backing of some Congressmen to force the Federal Reserve to submit to an external audit. The Federal Reserve has so far fought it off. The mass media has determinedly ignored this political fight. Who owns the Federal debt? Who owns America? It is also notable & not coincidental that the tax gestapo, the Internal Revenue Service, was established in 1913. I understand that the other industrial & post industrial nations are under similar arrangements with their central banks. Ok, what does all this have to do with Cypherpunks & its bandwith? - flamers want to know. Much of Cypherpunks is made up of people who like technological & scientific challenges. But that is not the only reason they take an interest in electronic privacy. Much of the drive is political; fueled by events such as the successful economic capture of the American economy in 1913 & by what these events imply about the nature of the ruling elites. I would guess that this is what largely motivates Chaum & associates & other electronic privacy fighters. Yours Truly, Gary Jeffers Cypherpunk PUSH EM BACK! PUSH EM BACK! WWWAAAYYY BBBAAACCCKKK! BBBEEEAAATTTT STATE ! P.S. The national debt & the Federal Reserve were both created with the stroke of a pen. They can both be eliminated with the stroke of a pen! Our predicaments are largely the illusions we have of our lack of Power! :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)

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REMAIL: Logging turned off
by Chael Hall 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

The BSU remailers are behaving very well lately. So I am going to turn off the complete message logging again. It appears that adding Anon-To did the trick. Anyone with problems remailing through either nowhere(a)bsu-cs.bsu.edu or remailer(a)chaos.bsu.edu should first check the following finger information before giving up: remailer.help(a)chaos.bsu.edu remailer.list(a)chaos.bsu.edu Any requests for help or information will be referred to these finger addresses. If you cannot finger, send an e-mail message to remailer.help(a)chaos.bsu.edu and it will mail you a personalized copy of the same file. :) Questions, problems, and complaints that can't be solved with the help info provided should be addressed to remailer-admin(a)chaos.bsu.edu. By the way, there is lots more information available from chaos via finger. Try fingering remailer(a)chaos.bsu.edu for a list of other account names to finger. For example, remailer.policy(a)chaos.bsu.edu... Happy remailing! Chael -- Chael Hall, nowhere(a)chaos.bsu.edu

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Re: PGP ban rumor - any truth?
by lefty＠apple.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

>>From: polaris93(a)aol.com >>To: libernet(a)Dartmouth.EDU >>Date: Thu, 28 Apr 94 22:38:15 EDT >>Subject: Re: Somethin' Spooky ... >> >>I just purchased Bruce Schneier's _Applied Cryptography_ (John Wiley & Sons, >>1994; ISBN # 0-471-59756-2; $49.95). Worth every cent I paid for it. It >>covers every single possible aspect of computer information security -- >>including a section on the infamous PGP = the security program Pretty Good >>Privacy," which can _not_ be broken by _anyone_ who does not have whatever >>key you yourself choose for the encryptation on your data. The next edition >>will _not_ carry that chapter -- the government has stepped in and is >>threatening a court action unless the publishers strike it from the next >>edition. So get your copy now -- and get one of PGP, because the feds have a >>bill _already_ in the words to make sale, distribution, etc of it completely >>illegal in the US. >> Rubbish. Not even _amusing_ rubbish. -- Lefty (lefty(a)apple.com) C:.M:.C:., D:.O:.D:.

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REMAIL: BSU Remailers and information availability
by Chael Hall 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

In response to Paul's question, chaos is the primary remailing site by virtue of its being my computer under my control. I have setup the following e-mail aliases to make it easier to get information about the remailers: remailer-help, remailer-info Sends you the help file for the BSU remailers. remailer-list Sends you the list of current remailers and how to use them. remailer-policy Sends you the policy for the BSU remailers. By the way, periods and dashes are interchangeable, I made aliases for both. So sending mail to remailer.help is the same as sending mail to remailer-help. Note that all of the e-mail addresses above are for chaos.bsu.edu. Chael -- Chael Hall, nowhere(a)chaos.bsu.edu

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RE: C'Punk list
by Dave Otto 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

A good idea (or at least not a "bad" one). While I agree that CPSR, EFF and company should be supported in their fight, too often has the cry been heard, "It's not OUR task, leave it to the professionals." PZ was willing to put it ALL on the line. [ ASIDE: I am assuming that simply being ON this mailing list is sufficient to get you _On_File_. ] We can NOT allow the likes of Dr.'s Sternlight and Denning to dictate public opinion. Adding our (Respectable, Considerable, Informed, etc.) voice can only help. It's time to take the field.... .................................... Four of the "top ten" reasons to support Jim's proposal: 10) It's voluntary. 9) It's too late for many of us (to preserve a low profile) anyway. 8) The public *NEEDS* to be educated about Crypto-Privacy!!!!! 7) It will teach them to spell Cypherpunks. (Look out Stu! The "geeks" are educated, politically aware, respected entrepreneurs, financially successful and *ACTIVE*.) **************************************************************************** Dave Otto -- dave(a)gershwin.jta.edd.ca.gov -- daveotto(a)acm.org "Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain." % cat flames > /dev/nul [sorry, don't have PGP sig, but am working on it... :-( ]

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Remailer for DOS-Waffle: 2nd attempt
by anon＠desert.hacktic.nl 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

I made a simple remailer for DOS Waffle. It supports both mail and news: Request-Remailing-To: kafka(a)desert.hacktic.nl Request-Remailing-To: alt.security.pgp Please flame me on the code. Try my remailer: anon(a)desert.hacktic.nl -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: 2.3a mQBNAi2+t1EAAAECALUS6KI7WLBB47y5dDIN+vHAW2XLxu+ELJCNkHLKYxhAr6vY Ku1e9oMry+bHizW8wCt0JPWMlnzZOkhZplIGsqkABRG0O0Rlc2VydCBBbm9ueW1v dXMgUmVtYWlsaW5nIFNlcnZpY2UgPGFub25AZGVzZXJ0LmhhY2t0aWMubmw+iQBV AgUQLb63vZRymF15lPcFAQF88AH/TdqfNlZ2uNH/CpQiy6BneDa0+FJTmBFgy5W+ wcpbsljOFFheH3zz5zA2rkpxIBoy/nd4vQ9kaa6fc1TkVMeBfokAlQIFEC2+t6C+ ZjYIMi0DBQEBT4YD/0NK9fCG8JjE0fS/0SlFshWAGSZxUYREKoQiwo8/ZPEbORHa +a6E8mXOjy7XHVH00S8/1aOO+ji89FFY2aVNqVVDfZI53er9pZAeNSQ1mvD7isor B3IOQ+WeKgXL/IvOEaZro0ZA/FWtry0Ty7RZbPwX4j1TkBTxlRI08e2dG7YI =MfIT -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- I based much of the functionality on the cypherpunks remailer, as described in the document: How to use the Cypherpunks Remailers ------------------------------------ by Hal Finney, <74076.1041(a)compuserve.com> You install it by putting an entry in your /waffle/system/aliases file. If you support encryption you have to create a PGP key for your remailer. You also have to put the password of your secret key in the environment variable "REMAILERPASS". (if somebody has a better solution, let me know). It assumes that the environment variable "WAFFLE" is present and point to the Waffle STATIC file (e.g. SET WAFFLE=C:\WAFFLE\SYSTEM\STATIC). The arguments are remail <remailer-username> If the username of your remailer is "anon", you have to put the following line in /waffle/system/aliases: anon | remail anon FUTURE I want to make it Penet style, with a database of (passworded) anon accounts. Support of putting a "Subject:" in an encrypted message, to make traffic analysis more difficult. To make it possible to reply, I think the following approach will do: the 'reply-to:' address will be "<anon(a)some.system.org> (NickName Anon-ID=XXXXXX)" where XXXXXX is the number of the anon account you want to send mail to, and NickName your (possible) nickname. Somebody mailed me that some mailers munge the comment field, so if you have a better idea please let me know. ------------------------- There are two general ways of specifying the remailing instructions. The simplest is to add an extra field to the header of the message. All of the Cypherpunks remailers will accept the field name "Request-Remailing-To:". (Several of the remailers also accept shorter versions of this name, but there is no standard for the short versions accepted.) Simply put the address that you want the mail to be forwarded to after "Request-Remailing-To:" in the message header, and the forwarding will be done. (Case is important in this header field, so be sure to put in the capital letters as shown.) This remailer software also supports "X-Anon-To:". Many people have mailers which will not allow them to add fields to the headers of the messages they send. Instead, they can only put material into the bodies of the mail. In order to accomodate such systems, the Cypherpunks remailers provide a mechanism for "pasting" the first few lines of the message body into the header. These lines can then contain "Request-Remailing-To:" / "X-Anon-To:" commands. This is done by having the first non-blank line of your message be the special token "::" (two colons). If the Cypherpunks remailers see this as the first non-blank line, all following lines up to a blank one will be pasted into your mail header. Then the message will be processed as usual. Here is how the message above would be prepared if Sue were not able to add lines to her outgoing message header. ------------------------- Please let me know your comments... Patrick :) ---------------------- cut here --------------------------- #include <stdio.h> #include <dos.h> #include <time.h> #include <io.h> #include <sys\types.h> #include <sys\stat.h> #include <fcntl.h> #include <iostream.h> #include <fstream.h> #include <string.h> #include <stdlib.h> #define MAIL 0 #define NEWS 1 #define MAXLINELEN 1024 char *getStatic( char *field, char *buffer); void main(int argc, char *argv[]); void wipe(FILE *f); void main(int argc, char *argv[]) { const char *Months[]={"Jan", "Feb", "Mar", "Apr", "May", "Jun", "Jul","Aug","Sep","Oct","Nov","Dec", NULL}; const char *Days[]={"Mon","Tue","Wed","Thu","Fri","Sat","Sun",NULL}; char UnixDate[30]; char type = 0; char c[MAXLINELEN] = "\0"; FILE *f; FILE *pgp; char to[1024] = "\0"; char from[60] = "\0"; char subj[128] = "\0"; char cmd[128] = "\0"; char *fname; char *templ = "XXXXXX"; char buffer[128] = "\0"; struct dosdate_t d; struct time t; int encrypted = 0; char *passphrase = getenv("REMAILERPASS"); char env[100]; char oldenv[100]; if (argc < 2) { printf("Usage: remail <remailer-username>\n"); printf("Example: remail anon\n"); return; } // try to read fields from header while (strlen(gets(c)) != 0 && ! feof(stdin)) { if (strstr(c, "Subject: ") != NULL) strncpy(subj, &c[9], sizeof(subj)); // if (strstr(c, "From: ") != NULL) // strcpy(from,&c[6]); if (strstr(c, "X-Anon-To: ") != NULL) strncpy(to,&c[11], sizeof(to)); if (strstr(c, "Request-Remailing-To: ") != NULL) strncpy(to,&c[22], sizeof(to)); if (strstr(c, "Encrypted: PGP") != NULL) encrypted = 1; } // if no X-Anon-To: or Request-Remailing-To: // and no Encryption: PGP are specified // we go looking for the header pasting token (::) if (strlen(to) == 0 && ! encrypted) { while (strlen(gets(c)) != 0 && ! feof(stdin)) { if (strstr(c, "::") != NULL) { while (strlen(gets(c)) != 0 && ! feof(stdin)) { if (strstr(c, "X-Anon-To: ") != NULL) strncpy(to,&c[11], MAXLINELEN); if (strstr(c, "Request-Remailing-To: ") != NULL) strncpy(to,&c[22], MAXLINELEN); } if (strstr(c, "Encrypted: PGP") != NULL) encrypted = 1; } break; } } if ( encrypted ) { pgp = fopen("msg.pgp", "wt"); while (! feof(stdin)) putc(getc(stdin), pgp); fclose(pgp); sprintf(env,"PGPPASS=%s",passphrase); putenv(env); system("pgp +verbose=0 +force msg.pgp msg"); putenv("PGPPASS="); unlink("msg.pgp"); pgp = fopen("msg", "rt"); while (strlen(fgets(c, MAXLINELEN, pgp)) != 1 && ! feof(pgp)) { if (strstr(c, "::") != NULL) { while ((strlen(fgets(c, MAXLINELEN, pgp)) != 1) && (! feof(pgp))) { if (strstr(c, "X-Anon-To: ") != NULL) strncpy(to,&c[11], MAXLINELEN); if (strstr(c, "Request-Remailing-To: ") != NULL) strncpy(to,&c[22], MAXLINELEN); } } // remove the lf fgets leaves in string to[strlen(to)-1] = '\0'; break; } } if (strlen(to) == 0) { puts("No recipient found"); return; } if (strstr(to, "@") != NULL) // || (strstr(to, "!") != NULL)) type = MAIL; else type = NEWS; gettime(&t); _dos_getdate(&d); sprintf(UnixDate, "%s, %d %s %d %02d:%02d:%02d %s", Days[d.dayofweek], \ d.day, Months[d.month-1], d.year,t.ti_hour, t.ti_min, t.ti_sec, getStatic("timezone", buffer)); if (type == MAIL) { fname = mktemp(templ); f = fopen(fname, "wt"); fprintf(f, "From %s %s remote from %s\n", argv[1], UnixDate, getStatic("uucpname", buffer)); fprintf(f, "From: %s@%s\n", argv[1], getStatic("node", buffer)); fprintf(f, "To: %s\n", to); fprintf(f, "Subject: %s\n", subj); fprintf(f, "Date: %s\n\n", UnixDate); if ( encrypted ) { while (! feof(pgp)) { putc(getc(pgp), f); } putc('\n', f); wipe(pgp); fclose(pgp); unlink("msg"); } else { while (! feof(stdin)) putc(getc(stdin), f); } fclose(f); printf("Remailing to: %s\n", to); sprintf(cmd, "rmail -v -f %s -u %s %s < %s", argv[1], argv[1], to, fname); system(cmd); unlink(fname); } else if (type == NEWS) { fname = mktemp(templ); f = fopen(fname, "wt"); fprintf(f, "Path: %s!%s\n", argv[1], getStatic("uucpname", buffer)); fprintf(f, "From: %s@%s\n", argv[1], getStatic("node", buffer)); fprintf(f, "Subject: %s\n", subj); fprintf(f, "Date: %s\n", UnixDate); fprintf(f, "Message-ID: <anon.gate.%d%d%d%dw@%s>\n",d.day,t.ti_hour, t.ti_min, t.ti_sec, getStatic("node",buffer)); fprintf(f, "Newsgroups: %s\n", to); fprintf(f, "Organization: %s - Anonymous Remailing Service\n\n", getStatic("organ", buffer)); if ( encrypted ) { while (! feof(pgp)) { putc(getc(pgp), f); } putc('\n', f); wipe(pgp); fclose(pgp); unlink("msg"); } else { while (! feof(stdin)) putc(getc(stdin), f); } fclose(f); printf("Posting to: %s\n", to); sprintf(cmd, "rnews < %s", fname); system(cmd); unlink(fname); } } char *getStatic( char *field, char *buffer) { ifstream Static; char s[128]; buffer[0] = '\0'; Static.open(getenv("WAFFLE")); while ( Static ) // while EOF is not reached { Static.getline(buffer, 128); // get line from file // check if line contains a field if (strstr(buffer, field) == buffer ) { int i=0; while( buffer[i] != ':' && buffer[i] != ' ' && buffer[i] != '\0') { s[i] = buffer[i]; i++; } s[i] = '\0'; char *p = buffer; p += strlen(field); // now we know for sure it's the right line in the phile if (strlen(s) == strlen(field)) { while((p[0] == ' ' || p[0] == ':') && ! 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Re: PGP ban rumor - any truth?
by f_griffith＠ccsvax.sfasu.edu 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Thanks for your good response. I forwarded it to Libernet, where the original posting cme from.

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Random #'s via serial port dongle?
by nelson＠crynwr.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Date: Fri, 29 Apr 1994 07:08:19 -0400 From: "Perry E. Metzger" <perry(a)snark.imsi.com> How do you pick the random section in the first place? Oh, I see, we use a random number generator! This has probably been discussed before, but has anyone built a little device that amplifies the white noise from a transistor junction, and converts it into serial data? You could easily build a self-powered dongle that sits on an RS-232 port and continuously spits out truly random bytes. I could probably sell them for $25 if I could sell more than a hundred of them. Is there a market for true random number generators? -russ <nelson(a)crynwr.com> ftp.msen.com:pub/vendor/crynwr/crynwr.wav Crynwr Software | Crynwr Software sells packet driver support | ask4 PGP key 11 Grant St. | +1 315 268 1925 (9201 FAX) | Quakers do it in the light Potsdam, NY 13676 | LPF member - ask me about the harm software patents do.

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Clipper Petition Delivered to White House
by CPSR National Office 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

CPSR PRESS RELEASE Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility P.O. Box 717 Palo Alto, CA 94301 415-322-3778 (voice) 415-322-4748 (fax) cpsr(a)cpsr.org "CLIPPER" PETITION DELIVERED TO WHITE HOUSE COMPUTER USERS CALL ON ADMINISTRATION TO DROP ENCODING PLAN NEW PRIVACY CENTER ESTABLISHED Washington, DC -- A national public interest organization today delivered to the White House a petition asking for withdrawal of the controversial Clipper cryptography proposal. The Clipper plan would provide government agents with copies of the keys used to encoded electronic messages. The petition was signed by more than 47,000 users of the nation's data highway. The petition drive occurred entirely across the Internet. It is the largest electronic petition to date. Earlier this year, the White House announced support for the Clipper proposal. But the plan has received almost unanimous criticism from the public. A Time/CNN found that 80% of the American public opposed Clipper. Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility began the petition drive in January. In the letter addressed to the President, the organization said that if Clipper goes forward, "privacy protection will be diminished, innovation will be slowed, government accountability will be lessened, and the openness necessary to ensure the successful development of the nation's communications infrastructure will be threatened." The petition asks for the withdrawal of Clipper. It is signed by many of the nation's leading cryptographers including Whitfield Diffie, Martin Hellman, and Ronald Rivest. Users from nearly 3,000 different sites across the Internet are represented. Responses came from more than 1300 companies including Microsoft, IBM, Apple, DEC, GE, Cray, Tandem, Sun, SGI, Mead Data Central, AT&T, and Stratus. Signatures also came from more than 850 colleges and universities and 150 non-profit organizations. Many responses came from public networks such as America Online and Compuserve. Nearly a thousand came from government and military sites including NASA, the Army and the Navy. Next week hearings will be held in Congress on the controversial cryptography proposal, an initiative developed by the FBI and the National Security Agency. Most of the witnesses are expected to testify against the plan. In a related development, the establishment of the Electronic Privacy Information Center was announced today. EPIC is jointly sponsored by CPSR and the Fund for Constitutional Government. It will focus on emerging privacy issues surrounding the information data highway. [see accompanying release]. CPSR is national membership organization, based in Palo Alto, California. For more information about CPSR, contact CPSR, P.O. Box 717, Palo Alto, CA 94302. 415 322 3778 (tel) 415 322 4748 (fax) cpsr(a)cpsr.org (email).

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