December 2003 - cypherpunks-legacy

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by Anonymous 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

I'm in El Paso Texas... so close to the border I can see Old Mex outside my window as I write this.. I'm over there nearly every day for lunch ( I actually walk there from my house it's so close) If I write a crypto program on my laptop over there and ftp it to a web page I have on a server outside the US will I have avoided the foolish export regs?? Does anyone know of someone trying this before??

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17 Dec '03

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Re: Trust
by rdew＠el.nec.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

James, That one is easy. NSA does not get all the recovery key info from stuff developed in Australia. On Fri, 13 Feb 1998 James Morris <jmorris(a)intercode.com.au> wrote: > > I'm just wondering if anyone else finds it particularly odd that while > Australia is prepared to commit SAS troops, medical and intelligence > personnel to a possible strike against Iraq, the US government still > doesn't seem to trust us enough to use US developed cryptography > products with adequate security. > > - James. > Bob De Witt, rdew(a)el.nec.com Opinions expressed are my own, and in no way relate to those of my employer, or anyone else. -rdew

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Letter of the law
by Anonymous 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

>I'm in El Paso Texas... so close to the border >I can see Old Mex outside my window as I write this.. >I'm over there nearly every day for lunch ( I actually >walk there from my house it's so close) If I write >a crypto program on my laptop over there and ftp >it to a web page I have on a server outside the US >will I have avoided the foolish export regs?? >Does anyone know of someone trying this before?? My guess is this: if it has the name of a US citizen in the copyright notice, it will be assumed to have been made in the US. if the morons even go after you. you still may have a plausable excuse if ever taken to court. after all, you "exported" youself, which is a perfectly legal thing to take out of the country, and "yourself" accidentally spewed a copy of something that couldn't cross the border. I don't think anybody has tried this and been challenged. then again, a lot of us don't have the opportunity. It's easier to ask forgivness than permission... Another easier excuse would be to publish it freely in hardcopy form, and just "happen" to have somebody end up "typing" in your source code abroad, making a legit international copy... -Anon2

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ruling on deceitful domain names
by David Honig 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Seems a wee bit o' infowar is breaking out in the DNS... ........................................ http://dailynews.yahoo.com/headlines/technology/wired/story.html?s=n/reuters /980213/wired/stories/domain_1.html Friday February 13 2:17 PM EST Planned Parenthood wins ruling in domain dispute By Jen Sullivan SAN FRANCISCO (Wired) - In a decision that underscores the thorny and ongoing issue of brand identity and domain names, the U.S. Second Court of Appeals upheld a preliminary injunction issued last March that prevented the use of the plannedparenthood.com domain name for a personal anti-abortion Web site. U.S. District Court Judge Kimba Wood ruled that there was "significant likelihood" that the Web site by Richard Bucci of Syracuse, New York, would cause confusion among individuals seeking Planned Parenthood's actual site, plannedparenthood.org. The .com version has been placed "on hold" by Network Solutions Inc. (NSI) and is not accessible to Web browsers. Planned Parenthood general counsel Eve Paul lauded the decision. "We aren't a big company that owns factories, we just have our name, and women all over the country trust our name," Paul said. "We can't afford to let someone use it for their own political purposes." Paul praised the court's finding that Bucci's use of the domain was misleading. "When you went to that Web site, it said 'Welcome to the Planned Parenthood home page,"' said Paul. "It really had a very negative effect on our ability to reach a great audience out there." In addition to espousing anti-abortion views, Bucci's site promoted his friend's anti-abortion book. Bucci, an anti-abortion activist who also hosts a local radio program several times a week called "Catholic Hour," stopped using the disputed domain name after the judge issued her preliminary injunction, but plans to fight the court's decision, taking appeals all the way to Supreme Court if possible. "Do you remember General Patton? We're going to continue to hold Planned Parenthood by the nose and kick them in the derriere," Bucci said. Though pleased with the end result, Paul expressed dismay over the slow speed of the process, first with NSI, and then with the ensuing legal action. "Network Solutions was very slow," said Paul. "If they had been available, it certainly would have been cheaper. "Our trademark lawyer wrote them a letter, and they sent back a very bureaucratic response, saying that we hadn't crossed our T's and dotted our I's. We went to court but that turned out to be a longer process than we had hoped," she said. Network Solutions' stated policy is that they do not arbitrate in trademark infringement cases. "What insanity has gotten into the minds of the people when they think of domain names and the Internet," said David Graves, director of business affairs at NSI. "What mechanism does the Newspaper Association of America have in place when an advertiser infringes on a trademark in an advertisement? They don't have separate mechanisms." Stanton McCandlish, program director of the Electronic Frontier Federation (EFF), agreed that trademark infringement is purely a legal issue. "NSI has not been doing a very good job," McCandlish said. "They lose registrations, things get screwed up. But trademark is a big open issue. I don't think that anyone can expect NSI to solve that one. Lawsuits are inevitable. There is not any way to get to heart of the matter." Paul said Planned Parenthood was in the process of acquiring the "plannedparenthood.com" domain name. ------------------------------------------------------------ David Honig Orbit Technology honig(a)otc.net Intaanetto Jigyoubu Has Nike hired Monica to endorse kneepads yet?

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The Doctor has been spanked!!!
by Information Security 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

As of 1pm today: # Guy, # # Thank you for the supporting documentation you've provided. # # Dr. Dimitry V's PSINet service has been terminated. ...he called one person too many a 'pedophile'. ---guy

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BXA, UK Ban, McCain-Kerrey
by John Young 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

In response to Greg Broiles' and Ulf Möller's posts and the prospect of a UK ban on non-escrowed encryption next Tuesday: Opening Address Under Secretary William A. Reinsch Bureau of Export Administration U.S. Department of Commerce Update West 98 Los Angeles, California February 10, 1998 [Excerpt] Encryption One of the reasons why our licensing load is inching back up is the transfer of encryption licensing to Commerce earlier this year. No speech from me would be complete without a paragraph on encryption, so here it is. Our policy is intended to balance the competing interests of privacy, electronic commerce, law enforcement, and national security. We believe that use of key recovery technologies is the best way to achieve that balance. We do not focus narrowly on a single technology or approach. We expect the market to make those judgments, but we are taking steps to facilitate the development and dissemination of these products. Our regulations allow recoverable encryption products of any strength and key length to be exported freely after a single review by the government. To encourage movement toward recoverable products, we have also created a special, two-year liberalization period during which companies may export 56 bit DES or equivalent products provided they submit plans to develop key recovery products. This provides an incentive for manufacturers to develop these products, which in turn will facilitate the development of key management infrastructures. So far, we have approved 47 plans, from companies large and small, and have five more pending. In terms of licenses, in calendar year 1997, we received 2076 applications, and approved 1801 licenses with a dollar value of $4.7 billion. (The reason for the high dollar value is because we approve encryption licensing arrangements for extended periods of time, from 4 to 10 years.) The interagency working group on cryptography policy, which includes representatives from BXA, NSA, and the FBI, continue to meet to discuss ways to streamline the licensing process on encryption export licenses. Several items have been identified and progress is being made in these areas. We have established a pre-Operating Committee group to discuss contentious cases. In part as a result, no encryption cases have been escalated to the OC since mid-December. We have created an Autolist to eliminate agency referrals. So far, we have agreed to list specific products amounting to 20% of the products we see. This means, once implemented, that a subset of licenses can be processed by Commerce without prior referral to other agencies. Finally, we have posted on our web page "helpful hints" to make the encryption licensing process more transparent: http://www.bxa.doc.gov/encguide.htm We continue to work on other initiatives to streamline the process. We are also discussing with our trading partners a common approach to encryption policy. We have found that most major producing countries have public safety and national security concerns similar to ours. We are working together with these governments to ensure that our policies are compatible, and that they facilitate the emergence of a key management infrastructure. With respect to legislation, we believe the McCain-Kerrey Bill, S. 909, the Secure Public Networks Act, provides a sound basis for legislation acceptable to both Congress and the Administration. In particular, we appreciate the bill's explicit recognition of the need to balance competing objectives and of the potential for key recovery to become a market-driven mechanism to facilitate maintaining that balance. ... [Other excerpts of speeches by BXA officials at the seminar:] Encryption Controls Export Enforcement has new responsibilities in the encryption area. Over the past year, Export Enforcement has opened many new investigations involving alleged violations of the encryption regulations. These cases are being watched very closely. The national security of the United States depends in part on the government's ability to obtain timely information about the activities and plans of potentially hostile foreign parties, such as terrorists and drug dealers. ... the Department of Justice and National Security Agency participate in processing licenses for encryption. ... The increase in licenses we are experiencing is attributable not only to increased exports, but to transfer of items from the Munitions List to Commerce jurisdiction. Encryption licenses account for a significant portion of the increase. We created a special division to handle those. As of today, there is only one encryption case that has been pending over 40 days. ----- For full speeches: http://jya.com/bxa-west98.htm

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The New Music Boulevard
by http://musicblvd.com/ 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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Pauline Hanson's Newsletter
by Global Web Builders 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Issue 1.7, February 1998 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- PLEASE NOTE: No unsolicited email is sent. If you do not want to be on the mailing list please say "REMOVE" in the subject line and return this message in the body. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dear supporters in NSW, You may not have seen the recent article in the Australian Financial Review (3rd Feb 1998). Here is a short summary. The subject is political donations: Over 90% of loans (or $4,650,000) to the Liberal Party have been made by one body - the Greenfields Foundation. This organisation has strong links with the Liberal Party's funding vehicle, the Free Enterprise Foundation which was caught out in the 1995 crackdown of the disclosure law. The post box of both is the same and the trustee of the Free Enterprise Foundation since 1981, Tony Bandle, responded to the Australian Electoral's Enquiries about disclosures by the Greenfields Foundation. The Greenfields Foundation has 'lent' the Liberal Party over 80% of its total donations to avoid disclosing just who the donors to Greenfields are. We know that most large donations received by both the Liberal and Australian Labor Party are from multinationals - the benefactors of the multilateral agreement on investment (MAI) (eg Village Roadshow over $200,000; ANZ Bank over $100,000). Benefactors of the MAI, like media giant News Limited, have gone out of their way to try to close down donations to One Nation by alleging large commissions and rewards for One Nation National Director David Ettridge. These claims are false and have one aim - to financially cripple Pauline Hanson's One Nation while multinationals quietly throw hundreds of thousands of dollars at the major parties to support their next federal campaign - one would be a fool to believe there is no contra. Meanwhile, the Liberal Party have refused to return over $50,000 to me after my win in the seat of Oxley. Most of the money would be used by me to benefit the Oxley electorate. See my on-line press release for full details: http://www.gwb.com.au/onenation/press/130298a.html Finally, on the subject of political donations it should come therefore as no surprise that both Kim Beazley and John Howard's foreign minister Alexander Downer have said that 'MAI is good for Australia'. Please visit: http://www.gwb.com.au/mai.html and be the judge. We desperately need your donations to ensure that One Nation can present a strong case at the next Federal Election. We are calling on 'people power' - that's you - to help us by making a donation, no matter how small it is important. If you believe, like I do that Australia has got to be turned around what cost can be too much for the sake of our children and their children? Please contact the Manly office on (02) 9976 0283 or complete and return the donation form at: http://www.gwb.com.au/onenation/funds.html For those of you who are members of Pauline Hanson's One Nation we are holding a celebration of the party's first anniversary over the Easter Weekend (April 10-12) on my rural property near Ipswich in South East Queensland. In true Australian style camping and bar-b-ques under the starlit sky will be the order of the day. There will be competitions, entertainment like bush dancing, karaoke and horse racing - and much, much more. If you are interested please contact (07) 3369 8214, 3848 2197, 3399 6662 or 3399 6901 for details. Costs range from $25 per day for adults or just $45 for the three. Families from $55 for the one day to $85 for the three. Book before you put this one in your diary (limited numbers)! Finally important Internet addresses: Pauline Hanson's One Nation: http://www.gwb.com.au/onenation One Nation Press Releases (about 10 in the last month): http://www.gwb.com.au/onenation/press/ Pauline Hanson

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Q
by Q 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Whats up?

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