December 2003 - cypherpunks-legacy

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17 Dec '03

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InfoWar (2) / Part III of The True Story of the InterNet
by TruthMonger 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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Re: Show Me the Warheads!
by nobody＠REPLAY.COM 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Chief Cypherpunks Spokesperson Mixmaster wrote: > > Tim May espoused: > > I'm surprised this wasn't hushed up. The U.S. lying fucks > > intelligence community has known this for a long time, and reports > > to Ratfuck Congress have alluded to this. > > Why hush it up? Odd, isn't it, that this interview will air on TV > just as Lying Fuck Freeh is pushing for mandatory GAK to 'protect' us > from imaginary nuclear terrorists with suitcase bombs? I bet it's > just one of them coincidences... > > SynchronicityMonger Lying Nazi Ratfucker Freeh has known about these allegations for a long time, but it seems that it was not much of a threat until the release of the book by his co-conspirator schill, the Russian General. Isn't it amazing how long-standing threats to National Security only become _real_ threats when it is convenient for those in power? It was only a 'coincidence' that I happened to be standing in that bank that had been broken into, with a handful of cash. SynchronicityCriminal

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Re: FUCK! how do i unregister from toad.com or the 2 other server ?%
by nobody＠REPLAY.COM 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Cypherpunks Chief Spokesperson Martin M wrote: > > I am tired, i am registered to 3 cypherpunks server and tired or receiving > 40-50 new message each day! > > Please someone reply! Martin, If you are retiring as Cypherpunks Chief Spokesperson then I guess we will have to hold a new election. Do you have anyone in mind as your replacement? A Registered Cypherpunk Voter

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Redhat crypto archive on replay
by Bill Stewart 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

I forget where I saw the below message announcing stext for Linux, but there is a nice collection of crypto packages at http://www.replay.com/redhat . Unfortunately, they're in RedHat Package Manager format, so they may be a shade difficult to use for non-Redhat users, but Redhat does seem to be a fairly popular Linux flavor. >---------- Forwarded message ---------- >From: Hans Zoebelein <zocki(a)goldfish.cube.net> >To: redhat-announce-list(a)redhat.com >Subject: stext-1.0 stegano crypto package uploaded >Resent-Date: 4 Sep 1997 03:28:09 -0000 > >Hi, > >there is a nice crypto rpm, which uses steganograpic techniques >to hide a file in another text file which looks like normal text. > >The packages are stext-1.0-1.i386.rpm and stext-1.01.src.rpm >Binary and source should be dloadable from > >http://www.replay.com/redhat > >the next days. Or check ftp.replay.com/pub/crypto/linux/redhat. >This package might be useful to handle crypted files in countries, >where authorities love their citizens so much, that they want to >know everything about them and have forbidden strong crypto >(Hello China, Bon Jour France :) > >Enjoy! >Hans > >Hans Zoebelein * You are interested in Linux blind support? >zocki(a)goldfish.cube.net * Join the blinux mailing list and mail to: >"Please enter my parlor!" * blinux-list-request(a)redhat.com > said the spider to the fly.* with subject line: subscribe > > >

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Gao's Chaos Cryptosystem Algorithm
by Nobuki Nakatuji 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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Miscellaneous Debris
by Damaged Justice 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Our old pinko buddy Vigdor Schriebman is the latest to attack Old Media's definitions of "journalist" at http://www.MediaINFO.com/ephome/news/newshtm/stories/090597n3.htm Another self-contradicting bunch of viewpoints on net.telephony at http://192.215.107.71/wire/news/1997/09/0905telco.html New technology being put to old tricks as students plaigarize at http://cnn.com/TECH/9709/07/illicit.papers/index.html "The Internet Ushers In New Age Of Personal Diplomacy" at http://www.infotech.co.nz/current/ntchil.html "Individuals around the globe can reach a consensus and make contact with others despite the differing political views of their governments. They can become "personal ambassadors" for their countries." And the Infowarspooks are back for another round of "the Internet is so important the government needs to do SOMETHING" at http://www.nando.net/newsroom/ntn/info/090697/info7_3765_noframes.html Enjoy! All of the above links courtesy of http://www.newslinx.com/ -- Tell your friends 'n neighbors you read this on the evil pornographic Internet "Where one burns books, one will also burn people eventually." -Heinrich Heine People and books aren't for burning. No more Alexandrias, Auschwitzs or Wacos.

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MORE DISINTERMEDIATION
by frissell＠panix.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Date: Wed, 30 Aug 1995 10:33:33 -0400 To: cypherpunks(a)toad.com From: Duncan Frissell <frissell(a)panix.com> Subject: More Disintermediation According to Monday's USA Today, the Customs Service has come up with a plan to stop stopping international travelers arriving at US airports. Apparently they can't afford "personal" service any more. With 60 million arrivals, Customs has decided to mingle a bit in luggage claim, look for those meeting its profiles, and use drug- and food-sniffing dogs to catch smugglers. Note that international travel has doubled in the last few years. What is Customs (and La Migra) going to do when it doubles again. It is much easier for market phenomenons like this to double or triple than it is for government agencies to double or triple. Markets scale well. Governments don't. DCF "When foreigners steal 'our' jobs, our labor is freed for other tasks and total world product increases. Jobs can no more 'run out' than desire for things in general can 'run out'."

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SSL SUGGESTIONS
by goedel＠tezcat.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Date: Wed, 30 Aug 1995 03:14:10 -0600 To: cypherpunks(a)toad.com From: goedel(a)tezcat.com (Dietrich J. Kappe) Subject: SSL Suggestions -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Many people have suggested improvements to the techinical side of brutessl. I don't think anyone has looked at the user interface side of things. A simple configure script, and a few more reasonable defaults would bring quite a few more volunteers. I know of at least a handful of people who did not contribute because they were overwhelmed by the unfriendly scripts. While a rough user interface could serve as a basic intelligence test, I don't think that this sort of exclusion is necessary, given the nature of the task. DJK -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 iQBgAwUBMEQrvHIf3YegbdiBAQE1pAJYnoXhffJeTrfiEm8R1fDGMuuZCpATw9gL M+A+LawHiPFeoHtcHp3ZBkhzOqEFS6MfMJ1wjbt9e3ILSJkVGC71OrkpiNcDBMKY 0G9G =3NIJ -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- Dietrich J. Kappe | Red Planet http://www.redweb.com/ Red Planet, L.L.C.| "Chess Space" /chess 1-800-RED 0 WEB | "MS Access Products" /cobre Web Publishing | PGP Public Key /goedel/key.txt

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Re: CIA & Espionage
by hallam＠w3.org 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Date: Wed, 30 Aug 95 11:16:01 -0400 From: hallam(a)w3.org >In a german weekly news magazine (Focus 34/1995, p. 178-181) I read an >article about industrial espionage. It is said that the secret >services have lost their main task when the east/west cold war had >gone. Their new task is the industrial espionage. The russian, french, >and american services were referenced in the article. The cold war isn't so decisive. Much of espionage has always been industrial. I is an essential component of political espionage in any case. Millitary espiong may get the headlines but the bulk of the work is trawling through trade stats and various open networks in embassies etc. In any case with the breakup of the USSR there are now more states to watch and because they are unstable more need to watch them. Phill

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