December 2003 - cypherpunks-legacy

SECRETS REVEALED!!
by KKappa21＠aol.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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Intel security hub
by Anonymous 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

> I wonder what government sponsored back doors they plan to include... > > http://www.techweb.com/wire/story/TWB19981214S0008 This has been mentioned before. Only suggested response so far is to fight tooth and nail to ensure that hub-dependent programs can work transparently with a software fill-in. Otherwise you could potentially need to break a tamper-resistant chip, patch the software (fortify^2...), or pull off some such superhuman feat. (By the way, the address for letters to the editors of Mobile Computing and Communications, in case you want to respond to the articles mentioned, is <letters(a)mobilecomputing.com>) More redundant reiterations of senseless nonsense: I'm not so confident it'd be backdoored, but if it's closed-source (not unlikely) that is, for obvious reasons, bad. Even if not, it will, with probability just barely <1, result in Intel as a major CA. I don't think the hub'd be backdoored because it'd be a risky investment for anybody to backdoor it; although I'm not sure the hub'd be closed-source, anything trivially and undetectably compromised is about as bad; Intel'd use the hub to become a CA just because it makes business sense. > > Intel's Security Plans Worry PC Builders > > (12/14/98, 3:49 p.m. ET) > By Rick Boyd-Merritt and Mark Carroll, EE Times > > Intel will add new security and software functions to future > chip sets in a move that will boost the profile of its > upcoming Katmai processors as key silicon for multimedia > and e-commerce. But the plan is raising concerns among > software, semiconductor and systems companies that fear > the processor giant could wind up encroaching on their > markets, extending its own reach deeper into the PC > architecture. > > Intel's plans center around a so-called firmware hub, > essentially a flash memory with key BIOS functions, > which will be part of its Camino, Carmel, and Whitney chip > sets. Those products will accompany next year's Katmai > processors and are expected to be used in the Merced line, > too. > > "This is an example of Intel taking in one more piece of the > PC architecture," said a senior R&D manager with a major > PC company who asked not to be named. > > Intel would not comment on its unannounced products. > However, the key features of the chip are beginning to > come to light based on reports from multiple sources. The > firmware hub is "basically a flash chip with locks on its > read and write capabilities that can be opened using a > cryptographic protocol," said another source briefed by > Intel. > > Hardware security functions include a cryptographic > engine to authenticate digital certificates Intel or a third > party could load in. The chip could hold multiple > certificates, each with permission to grant specific > features, such as to permit an operating system or an > MPEG player to run. They would also ensure a software > program licensed to one user was not copied and run on > another machine, a common practice. In addition, the > certificates will act like unique serial numbers, identifying a > given machine in any Internet or corporate network > transaction, sources said. > > The hub may also include a random-number generator to > create public keys for encryption and help enable > encrypted transmissions between PCs. That would provide > security for e-commerce and software downloads, > possibly including software modules for host-based > modems, MPEG players, or audio codecs that are > housed in the firmware hub and run on the CPU. > > Another feature sources have mentioned is physical > security, linking sensors to the hub so it may report > problems to a central network administrator if the case is > tampered with or peripherals are removed. > > Even though the firmware -- and the chip sets it is part of > -- are not due for production until at least mid-1999, > samples have been available in Taiwan for some time. > > "We have had samples of the firmware hub for a while," > said a project manager at First International Computer, in > Taiwan. "We really haven't done too much with it yet. It is > still not quite clear when it will be used and what its > full functions will be." > > The hub chip is designed to incorporate new features into > the PC upon start-up, the manager said, not to replace the > standard BIOS, the key software that controls system I/O > peripherals software. > > "After a PC is turned on, the firmware hub will be > accessed and then the regular BIOS," said a BIOS > engineer with another Taiwanese company. "The hub will > affect the standard BIOS architecture, but it certainly > won't replace it. That's not its purpose." > > Yet the prospect of a possible Intel incursion into BIOS is > giving some industry observers the willies. Adding to their > concern is the fact that Intel has not provided technical > details about its implementation yet. One analyst said the > hub will act as a BIOS registry, a place from which > software emulation and upgrades can be controlled. > > Sources close to Intel suggested the Santa Clara, Calif., > company would be leery of entering a new PC-related > market while under the shadow of a Federal Trade > Commission investigation. The company's motive is simply > to bring new features to the PC, enhancing sales for > corporate and consumer users, these sources said. > > Still, "If Intel controls what and how stuff gets put in the > BIOS, that's really significant," said one analyst. > "That's a wonderful control choke point." >

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MS and Y2K
by William J.Hartwell 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Redmond, WA - Microsoft announced today that the official release date for the new operating system "Windows 2000" will be delayed until the second quarter of 1901. -- William J. Hartwell (602)987-8436 Queencreek, Az. billh(a)ibag.com billh(a)interdem.com billh(a)hartwell.net

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by edd＠spdy.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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RE: FCPUNX:Clinton Attacks Iraq
by Salvatore Denaro 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

> From : Frederick Burroughs <riburr(a)shentel.net> > Subj : Clinton Attacks Iraq > Date : Wed, 16 Dec 1998 21:13:10 -0500 > Eric Cordian wrote: > > Looks like Bubba has launched a massive strike on Iraq to draw attention > > from his cocksucking problems. > > No, I blame his irritability on lack of nookie. Unable to get his > his willy > slick of late, it's not surprising he needs to kick the dog, or lob some > ordinance into the backyard of the middle eastern assholes nextdoor. Maybe > if he gets drunk enough he'll take some pot shots... Yeehaa! Caught between Iraq and a hard-one? Perhaps would should allow our elected officials to keep concubines. After all, no man is going to end the world on a crappy Monday morning if there a chance of getting some that night. I'm willing to bet that the money used to launch one cruise missile could support keeping a group of well funded presidential concubines around for the duration of his eight year presidency.

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Iwhack
by Anonymous 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

At 07:50 PM 12/17/98 -0500, Frederick Burroughs wrote: >Specifically, positioning data from GPS receivers used by weapons inspectors at >inspection sites in Iraq provided precise targeting coordinates for US cruise >missiles. Information from UN inspectors was also used to prioritize targets >into several categories, including: High threat defensive sites such as >antiaircraft missile and radar facilities, medium threat command and >communications sites, and low threat power and manufacturing plants. GPS data >was essential for targeting high threat sites located near residential areas. It is not always entirely propoganda that embassy people, peace corps types, businessmen, etc. are spies.

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No Subject
by Anonymous 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

:: Subject: infiltration At 05:57 PM 12/18/98 -0800, Pallas Anonymous Remailer wrote: >How to Spot a Government Infiltrator > > by Mike Johnson > >Arguably the best way to deal with people who meet criteria 1-10 is simply to invite them to leave >the unit. As Starr and McCranie found out, trying to turn them in will do no good at all, so the next >best bet is to try to get them to leave. You may also want to post their faces anonymously on relevent lists. Phrase it to avoid liability, or not. False alarms are regrettably a consequence of security. Ms Winchester

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Anthrax Theatre
by Eric Cordian 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Force hundreds of people to be imprisoned against their will, and injected with potentially lethal antibiotics, with one simple 25 cent phone call. ----- LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Ninety-one people were held for almost eight hours as a health precaution after an anonymous threat claimed anthrax had been released into the air ducts of a federal building. The people were given antibiotics and special suits to wear over their clothes Friday before preliminary tests showed none of them had been infected with the potentially deadly bacterium. Authorities held the people, most of them U.S. Bankruptcy Court staff members, as firefighters and FBI investigators tested the ventilation system for anthrax spores. Those tests also came up empty, said Jonathan Fielding, spokesman for the Los Angeles County Health Department. The FBI would not release details of how the threat was delivered. -- Eric Michael Cordian 0+ O:.T:.O:. Mathematical Munitions Division "Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The Whole Of The Law"

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Anthrax Theatre
by Anonymous 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

>Force hundreds of people to be imprisoned against their will, and >injected with potentially lethal antibiotics, with one simple 25 cent >phone call. > >----- > >LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Ninety-one people were held for almost eight hours >as a health precaution after an anonymous threat claimed anthrax had >been released into the air ducts of a federal building. > >The people were given antibiotics and special suits to wear over their >clothes Friday before preliminary tests showed none of them had been >infected with the potentially deadly bacterium. > >Authorities held the people, most of them U.S. Bankruptcy Court staff >members, as firefighters and FBI investigators tested the ventilation >system for anthrax spores. Those tests also came up empty, said >Jonathan Fielding, spokesman for the Los Angeles County Health >Department. > >The FBI would not release details of how the threat was delivered. The FBI is in between a rock and a hard-on here. If anthrax spores really had been released into those air ducts, it could potentially infect anyone in the building. They can't very well let these people walk out when they might be carriers of antrax. That's the power of bioweapons: Infect a bunch of people and they do the work of spreading it for you. >From a medical standpoint, it may be better to inject them with antibiotics before the test results are back, in an attempt to increase chances of survival. I can also understand the containment suits. The fact that it can be done with a 25 cent phone call is funny.

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Re: Anthrax Theatre
by Anonymous 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

>At 9:17 PM -0800 12/19/98, Anonymous wrote: > >>The FBI is in between a rock and a hard-on here. >> >>If anthrax spores really had been released into those air ducts, it could >>potentially infect anyone in the building. They can't very well let these >>people walk out when they might be carriers of antrax. That's the power of >>bioweapons: Infect a bunch of people and they do the work of spreading it >>for you. > >This is not how anthrax spreads. Communicability between humans is nearly >nonexistent. If this is true, we've caught the media in yet another lie. The media likes to paint the picture that anthrax can be released in an airport and spread to all corners of the country in a matter of hours. Typical of the media. Shame on me for accessing anything they've shoved down my throat. :)

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