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CTIA Daily News from WOW-COM - August 3, 1998
by CTIA Daily News 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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Mitchell 8/3/98 14:18 phone conversation
by bill payne 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Monday 8/3/98 3:41 PM FAX Jan Elizabeth Mitchell Assistant U.S. Attorney U.S. Department of Justice United States Attorney District of New Mexico Post Office Box 607 Albuquerque, NM 87103 505/346-7274 505/766-2868 FAX 505/346-7205 Dear Ms Mitchell: Purpose of the fax is to 1 review points covered in our 8/3/98 14:18 phone conversation 2 suggest settlement. You phoned me today. You told me that you planned to file a motion or response to the Tenth circuits request Morales and my response to the jurisdictional issue on the 21st of August. I told you that this was premature on your part since we had moved for a second time for an extension of time. I told you also that this matter was now before congress. You appeared to indicate to me that you were in the process of adding both Morales and Minihan as named parties in this appeal. You asked me if it would be agreeable to us if you filed a response to the Tenth circuit 21 days AFTER Morales and I filed our response to the Tenth circuit on the jurisdictional issue. I AGREED. I spoke to Morales on the phone shortly after our phone conversation. Arguing points of law before court clerks and judges who have outstanding criminal complaint affidavits for crimes COMMITTED IN WRITING againtst them would be unproductive on Morales and my part. Therefore, we will proceed to resolve the criminal conduct on the part of judges and court clerks before we proceed further in this matter. We will do this at the Congressional level. Senate Judiciary Committe chairman Orrin Hatch, unfortunately, failed to properly process a valid complaint on New Mexico district court chief judge John Conway in 1995. http://www.jya.com/whp071598.htm Hatchs failure to properly respond in 1995, in large part, caused our current legal conflict with DIR NSA Minihan. We foresee an unfortunate escalation of hostilities if this matter proceeds as it is. We do not wish this. We seek settlement of the UNFORTUNATE matter at the earliest time. We ask your and Congressional help to settle this UNFORTUNATE matter before it gets WORSE. If I have made any essential material errors in reporting my impression of the contents of our conversation, then I would appreciate you giving your impression of possible errors. You can do this in the letter you said you would write to us. Sincerely, bill payne 13015 Calle de Sandias NE Albuquerque, NM 87111 Distribution Senate Judiciary Committee e-mail Arthur R Morales e-mail

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No Subject
by Anonymous 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

> Actually, Hamre said that US companies have no Gawd-Given Right to > _export_ strong crypto. See: > http://www.wired.com/news/news/technology/story/14098.html Oh, it's sick anyhow... A couple excerpts from jya's transcript: On the EFF DES cracker: Now, I need to explain first of all, that the government is currently permitting the export of 56 bit encryption algorithms. Now, I know that there's some huffing and puffing about whether that's strong encryption or not. But again, I say let's put this in context. There was a flap here the other day when, ta-da, somebody invented a computer that could break 56 bit encryption in 30 hours or 40 hours or whatever the time was, right. You took 40 hours to decrypt a two-second message. And it was good only for that one message. You've got to start all over again on the next two-second message. Tell me that that isn't strong encryption. [Secretary Hamre, that isn't strong encryption. Weak enough that cracking DES keys for two grand each -- reasonable price considering some of the applications using DES -- can be a viable business for the shady hacker type, in fact. Pays for your parts in ten months, pocket most everything else until the machine breaks.] On export controls: "...I'd also ask American business not to make a campaign out of just trying to bust through export controls as though somehow there was a God-given, inherent right to send the strongest encryption to anybody in the world, no matter who they are. I don't agree with that. I will never agree with that." ["I will never agree with that" -- I'd say we're talking to an open-minded individual who's really trying to work things out, eh?] > > Which, despite all the damage control and spin waves that followed > the initial report in WiRed, does not mean that the NSA and DoD believe > that anyone has been granted some privilege to speak in confidence that > they, being reverent and religious fellows, should and must respect. > > Much ado about nothing, here! > > The first (perhaps literally erroneous) WiRed News report -- that > senior DoD officials do not believe that any two people anywhere in the > world have a perfect and unassailable right to speak in confidence and > secrecy -- was spot on accurate and true. > > > ----- > "Cryptography is like literacy in the Dark Ages. Infinitely potent, for > good and ill... yet basically an intellectual construct, an idea, which by > its nature will resist efforts to restrict it to bureaucrats and others who > deem only themselves worthy of such Privilege." > _ A Thinking man's Creed for Crypto _vbm. > > * Vin McLellan + The Privacy Guild + <vin(a)shore.net> * > 53 Nichols St., Chelsea, MA 02150 USA <617> 884-5548

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Thanks for the visit
by VideAll USA 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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by STUFFED/EUREKA! 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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Re: Question....
by Anonymous 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

---"Bernardo B. Terrado" <bbt(a)mudspring.uplb.edu.ph> wrote: > > How does a hardware encryption device work? > If the Encryption is done on a device attached to your computer instead of in software on your computer. > > Does it need human intervention to convert a plaintext to ciphertext > or do we still give the instructions? Depends on the device. But most require some effort. > > Correct me if I'm wrong, the key escrow is a hardware encryption device. > Key Escrow is an action taken by the government to collect or gain access to private keys. There was some controversy as to the clipper chip which is hardware falling prey to key escrow however. _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

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Republicans
by JBrown4330＠aol.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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17 Dec '03

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ECHELON SYSTEM
by Ric V. Carvalho 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Thought you all might be interested in seeing this. -R http://www.villagevoice.com/ink/news/33vest.shtml Listening In Suppose, this past weekend, you sent an e-mail to a friend overseas.=20 There's a reasonable possibility your communication was intercepted by a global surveillance system--especially if you happened to discuss last week's bombings in East Africa.=20 Or suppose you're stuck in traffic and in your road rage you whip out a cell phone and angrily call your congressman's office in Washington.=20 There's a chance the government is listening in on that conversation, too (but only for the purposes of "training" new eavesdroppers).=20 Or suppose you're on a foreign trip--vacation, business, relief work--and you send off a fax to some folks that Washington doesn't view too keenly. Your message could be taken down and analyzed by the very same system.=20 That system is called ECHELON and it is controlled by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA). In America, it is the Intelligence Network That Dare Not Be Acknowledged. Questions about it at Defense Department briefings are deftly deflected. Requests for information about it under the Freedom of Information Act linger in bureaucratic limbo. Researchers who mention possible uses of it in the presence of intelligence officials are castigated. Members of Congress--theoretically, the people's representatives who provide oversight of the intelligence community--betray no interest in helping anyone find out anything about it. Media outlets (save the award-winning but low-circulation Covert Action Quarterly) ignore it. In the official view of the U.S.=20 Government, it doesn't exist.=20 But according to current and former intelligence officials, espionage scholars, Australian and British investigative reporters, and a dogged Ne= w Zealand researcher, it is all too real. Indeed, a soon-to-be finalized European Parliament report on ECHELON has created quite a stir on the other side of the Atlantic. The report's revelations are so serious that it strongly recommends an intensive investigation of NSA operations.=20 The facts drawn out by these sources reveal ECHELON as a powerful electronic net--a net that snags from the millions of phone, fax, and modem signals traversing the globe at any moment selected communications of interest to a five-nation intelligence alliance. Once intercepted (based on the use of key words in exchanges), those communiqu=E9s are sen= t in real time to a central computer system run by the NSA; round-the-clock shifts of American, British, Australian, Canadian, and New Zealand analysts pour over them in search of . . . what?=20 Originally a Cold War tool aimed at the Soviets, ECHELON has been redirected at civilian targetsworldwide. In fact, as the European Parliament report noted, political advocacy groups like Amnesty International and Greenpeace were amongst ECHELON's targets. The system's awesome potential (and potential for abuse) has spurred some traditional watchdogs to delve deep in search of its secrets, and even prompted some of its minders within the intelligence community to come forward. "In som= e ways," says Reg Whittaker, a professor and intelligence scholar at Canada's York University, "it's probably the most useful means of getting at the Cold War intelligence-sharing relationship that still continues."=20 While the Central Intelligence Agency--responsible for covert operations and human-gathered intelligence, or HUMINT--is the spy agency most people think of, the NSA is, in many respects, the more powerful and important o= f the U.S. intelligence organizations. Though its most egregious excesses of 20 years ago are believed to have been curbed, in addition to monitoring all foreign communications, it still has the legal authority t= o intercept any communication that begins or ends in the U.S., as well as use American citizens' private communications as fodder for trainee spies. Charged with the gathering of signals intelligence, or SIGINT--which encompasses all electronic communications transmissions--the NSA is larger, better funded, and infinitely more secretive than the CIA. Indeed= , the key document that articulates its international role has never seen the light of day.=20 That document, known as the UKUSA Agreement, forged an alliance in 1948 among five countries--the U.S., Britain, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand--to geographically divvy up SIGINT-gathering responsibilities, with the U.S. as director and main underwriter. Like the NSA--hardly know= n until the Pike and Church congressional investigations of the '70s--the other four countries' SIGINT agencies remain largely unknown and practically free of public oversight. While other member nations conduct their own operations, there has "never been any misunderstanding that we're NSA subsidiaries," according to Mike Frost, an ex-officer in Canada's SIGINT service, the Communications Security Establishment (CSE).= =20 Moreover, all the signatory countries have NSA listening posts within their borders that operate with little or no input from the local agency.= =20 [snip... please see URL for rest of article.] -o- Subscribe: mail majordomo(a)sekurity.org with "subscribe isn". Today's ISN Sponsor: New Dimensions International [www.newdimensions.net] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Reply From: Simon Johnson <simon.johnson(a)shake.net> Hello All, For those that are interested in Echelon. (oops I've said the "E" word) I would recommend the following book: Title: Secret Power - "New Zealand's Role In The International Spy Network" Author: Nicky Hager Publisher: Craig Potton Publishing ISBN: 0-908802-35-8 It was this book that made the Echelon system public knowledge. Press Release: http://www.fas.org/irp/eprint/sp/sp_p.htm More Information: http://www.hamradio-online.com/1996/dec/echelon.html http://www.saar.de/~bong/archiv/echelon.html Hope all this helps. Best regards, Simon Johnson Technical Director Shake Communications Experts in Internet and Information Security http://www.shake.net -------------------------MESSAGE SEPARATOR----------------------------- Don't be alarmed, this is only bait for eavesdropping government computers at NSA Inc., CIA Inc. and FBI Inc. Pirates, Privateers and Brigands that they are!!!! Their computers are keyed to trigger on such words and copy the suspect communications to their system. 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Cable TV...... No Monthly Bills
by mudoe38＠hokomaha.co.nz 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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