December 2003 - cypherpunks-legacy

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17 Dec '03

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by T. O'Brien 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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Re: Newt's phone calls
by paul＠fatmans.demon.co.uk 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

> > GSM includes A5 encryption here, so basically the whole design is worked out > - all you'd have to do is rip out the A5 chip and replace with a decent > encryption system. Anyone know how modular the design is, for instance if > it would be possible to give a GSM A5 based cell phone a crypto upgrade > using published electrical interface standards? (I want one of those - > Nokia phone with IDEA + 2048 bit RSA signatures + DH forward secrecy!) My guess is that this would not work. Does anyone know if when you use a GSM phone to call a landline number the cellphone<-> base station trafic is encrypted??? my guess is that only when you call GSM to GSM is the trafic encrypted and even then I would imagine each phone agrees a key with the base station for the network then the trafic between the base stations is cleartext. The only way, if this were the case, would be to write the code so that the headers and other network information like SIM ID number etc... were cleartext or just A5 to the network as standard and only the actual speech data was encrypted under something stronger. This approach could become troublesome, if I have time I`ll get hold of some GSM specifications and look at it more closely. Datacomms Technologies web authoring and data security Paul Bradley, Paul(a)fatmans.demon.co.uk Paul(a)crypto.uk.eu.org, Paul(a)cryptography.uk.eu.org Http://www.cryptography.home.ml.org/ Email for PGP public key, ID: 5BBFAEB1 "Don`t forget to mount a scratch monkey"

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Re: [STATS] Cypherpunks-unedited subscriptions
by i.am.not.a.number＠best.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

dang! i forgot to change. what's the moderated list being called? which is this one? yikes --- i've been paying attention to somether things. At 08:17 PM 1/17/97 -0800, you wrote: >Total subscribers for: > >Tue 14 Jan: 13 >Wed 15 Jan: 15 >Thu 16 Jan: 13 >Fri 17 Jan: 14 > >Looks like one of two things: >Either nobody wants the unedited list, or, some of the "regular people" >subscribe to the edited list and "flames" list separately, to get both. > > >

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Donna Rice, etc.
by John C. Randolph 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Toto wrote: > Sir Robin of Locksley wrote: > > > Donna Rice-Hughes from Enough is Enough says: "It discusses > > > three primary areas of our concern: letting the court know the > > > problems on the Internet. Adult pornography, indecency, and > > > child porn as well. > > Now it's porn, tomorrow it's you saying what you beleive (that > > might also be the truth...) If one is offended by something, > > don't look! How come Catholicism doesn't get banned and outlawed? > > Hell, it offends me... >I didn't see the question anywhere, so I'm asking: >This Donna Rice-Hughes couldn't possibly be the Donna Rice who sat on >Gary Hart's lap for the famous picture, could she? Yes, it's the very same Bimbo who scuttled Gary Hart's campaign, and then parlayed that notoriety into a modeling contract.. Mind you, I'm all for Bimbos knocking dipshit hypocrites out of the running for a presidential nomination, but the idea of having this "party girl" try to police the content of my beloved internet really pisses me off. She made money in the past wiggling her tits for the camera, and again, I'm all for bimbos making money wiggling for cameras, but when she tries to tell me what I should or shouldn't be able to see, my reply *must* be: Fuck you, you hypocritical, ignorant, little slut. I am also going to take issue with her trysting with a married man. I wish Hart's wife had verbally beaten the living shit out of her. -jcr Obligatory Crypto Policy reference: Why couldn't she have scuttled Feurher Clinton's career, instead?

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CFP'97
by Bruce Koball 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

The Seventh Conference on Computers, Freedom, and Privacy March 11-14, 1997 San Francisco Airport Hyatt Regency; Burlingame, California CFP'97 : Commerce & Community CFP'97 will assemble experts, advocates, and interested people from a broad spectrum of disciplines and backgrounds in a balanced public forum to address the impact of new technologies on society. This year's theme addresses two of the main drivers of social and technological transformation. How is private enterprise changing cyberspace? How are traditional and virtual communities reacting? Topics in the wide-ranging main track program will include: PERSPECTIVES ON CONTROVERSIAL SPEECH THE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE NET GOVERNMENTAL & SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL MONEY INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON CRYPTOGRAPHY CYPHERPUNKS & CYBERCOPS REGULATION OF ISPs SPAMMING INFOWAR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND INFO-PROPERTY THE 1996 ELECTIONS: CREATING A NEW DEMOCRACY THE COMING COLLAPSE OF THE NET CFP'97 will feature parallel-track lunchtime workshops during the main conference on topics including: THE CASE AGAINST PRIVACY HOW A SKIPTRACER OPERATES CYBERBANKING HOW THE ARCHITECTURE REGULATES RIGHTS IN AVATAR CYBERSPACE NATIONAL I.D. CARDS PUBLIC KEY INFRASTRUCTURES EUROPEAN IP LAW SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN CYBERSPACE VIRTUAL COMMUNITIES DOMAIN NAMES ARCHIVES, INDEXES & PRIVACY GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF ECASH CRYPTO AND THE 1st AMENDMENT The conference will also offer a number of in-depth tutorials on subjects including: * The Economics of the Internet * Regulation of Internet Service Providers * The Latest in Cryptography * The Constitution in Cyberspace * Info War: The Day After * Personal Information and Advertising on the Net * Transborder Data Flows and the Coming European Union * Intellectual Property Rights on the Net: A Primer INFORMATION A complete conference brochure and registration information are available on our web site at: http://www.cfp.org For an ASCII version of the conference brochure and registration information, send email to: cfpinfo(a)cfp.org

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Mondex
by nobody＠zifi.genetics.utah.edu 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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by meritassoc＠earthlink.net 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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Re: Enough is Never Enough -- pro-CDA alliances, from TNNN
by Sir Robin of Locksley 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > > >---------- Forwarded message ---------- >Date: Fri, 17 Jan 1997 18:04:35 -0800 (PST) >From: Declan McCullagh <declan(a)well.com> >To: fight-censorship(a)vorlon.mit.edu >Subject: Enough is Never Enough -- pro-CDA alliances, from TNNN > >[Attached are two excerpts from the article. For the rest, check out: >http://cgi.pathfinder.com/netly/textonly/1,1035,549,00.html --Declan] > >******** > >The Netly News Network >http://netlynews.com/ > >Enough Is Never Enough >By Declan McCullagh (declan(a)well.com) >January 17, 1997 > > A broad coalition of conservative and anti-pornography groups and > individuals will file legal briefs next Tuesday in the Supreme Court > supporting the government's defense of the Communications Decency Act, > The Netly News has learned. > > The alliance includes longtime supporters of the act, such as > Enough is Enough, Focus on the Family, and the National Association of > Evangelicals. Members of Congress will join a separate brief that the > National Law Center for Children and Families is preparing. > > But a letter from the attorney representing the coalition asked > the ACLU for permission to file a brief "on behalf of" 59 plaintiffs, > including such unlikely participants as the National Association for > the Advancement of Colored People, PBS, SafeSurf... and Netscape. > > Netscape? The company that lobbied against the CDA? A firm with a > reputation of putting their balls on the chopping block when fighting > for Net-issues on Capitol Hill? Netscape was as shocked as I was to > learn about their participation. "It wasn't authorized by me or my > office. This is flabbergasting," Peter Harter, public policy counsel > for Netscape, said. "I'd be crucified if this happened." > >[...] > > In their brief, which argues sociological rather than legal > points, the groups hope to highlight the "dangers" of pornography > online. They plan to supply the court with "legislative facts" to > support the position Congress took when crafting the bill. The > document also will include statistics discussing the effects of the > Internet on children and the availability of material covered by the > law. (Marty Rimm, where are you now?) > > Donna Rice-Hughes from Enough is Enough says: "It discusses three > primary areas of our concern: letting the court know the problems on > the Internet. Adult pornography, indecency, and child porn as well. A > section on the harms of pornography. And a section dealing with the > compliance issues: Is it feasible technically to comply with the CDA?" > Stuff like this makes me sick. What the hell is up with these people!? You offended me so you must leave. Well, excuse me, there is a reason internet addresses have a WWW URL. It stands for World Wide Web and as such encompasses the world. If there is stuff in the world that offends someone, don't look! But to tell everyone else that they can't either since some were offended, that is a starting point for cencorship. Now it's porn, tomorrow it's you saying what you beleive (that might also be the truth...) If one is offended by something, don't look! How come Catholicism doesn't get banned and outlawed? Hell, it offends me... Guess not people! >[...] > > Chris Stamper and Noah Robischon contributed to this report. > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 4.5 iQEVAgUBMuBpXKr5aWnB1HshAQEm0QgAwnTz+xjtVKCVNgA0/L5hkqBALubqySM3 zzZlifGue1tq9puyPFEvaPSgRuRWcZSJN9BOYXAVd/kMnMiGwlvV2mAFjGiOCl2W sPu5tUEC01V77l/egifYp8CvVGjsaZRBiQ5Ia0e5kqM/kd6/gxcbcRk69/3kpCQX E2CCHCMZS+aW/HOl2HhX2k8t8oVVAGLoJFkaNV5WEc33N5XMv7URTBpx07NH8nmc EjNpbroXl2LwqakAWleEFbr+eBQLJOPa43CKbRha6Dxop+LaaQrMBgihnHdD410P 6g0SgX0dJup9LTYryF3Ig30tUl/uJPdhg2TpjRw+/bom2v1m4iRZHg== =vZqM -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- Gabor K. Tozser (Gabe)

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17 Dec '03

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