December 2003 - cypherpunks-legacy

CABLE DESCRAMBLER...Build Cheap & Easy!
by 78173518＠arosnet.se 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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CABLE DESCRAMBLER...Build Cheap & Easy!
by 78173518＠arosnet.se 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

CABLE DESCRAMBLER -Build with 7 Radio Shack parts costing $13.00 -----------View all PREMIUM and PAY- PER VIEW channels.-------------- Our Cable Descrambler package is an information kit containing easy to follow, step-by-step instructions on how to build a cable descrambler from a few inexpensive parts available at Radio Shack or your local electronics store. Your descrambler will allow you to view ALL the Premium and Pay-Per-View channels as long as you subscribe to BASIC cable service. The assembly is very simple and does not require any kind of electronic training or experience. Just follow the clear instructions and simple diagram and you will be enjoying your extra channels in less than an hour. IT'S THAT EASY! Don't wait. Order now and you too can begin enjoying all that cable television has to offer. So save yourself some money! ....Order your cable descrambler package today for a one time fee of only $13.95 We will send your package right away... ************************************************************ ORDER FORM: bk106/108 (circle one) Money Order Check Credit Card (Circle One: VISA, M/C, Discover) Credit card # ________________________________________ Expiration Date____________________ Signature_________________________________________ Guaranteed Fee $13.95. I need you to RUSH processing. Please add $5.00: Total $_______ TO EXPEDITE PROCESSING: Fill out all information, print, and FAX TO (619) 683-9130 (If paying by credit card) If paying by cash, check, or money order.... Please make payable to: C.B. SYSTEMS.... Fill out the following information; & MAIL TO: C.B. SYSTEMS 8030 LA MESA BLVD # 117 LA MESA, CA 91941 Name_____________________________ Address___________________ City ___________ State _____Zip __________ Phone #(___)____ -________ *Email_________________________________ *For RUSH DELIVERY ONLY; Please leave e-mail address if you would like to recieve this package via e-mail. ************************************************************

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by how＠amug.org 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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Re: Dr. Dobbs Cryptography and Security CD-ROM
by Wesley Felter 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

On 7/2/1997 10:10 AM, Paul Bradley said: >> A simpler solution (which I believe was used for Unix distribution >> CD's) would be to encrypt the naughty bits using a strong algorithm, >> say 56 bit DES :-), but only distribute the decryption key to >> USA/Canadian citizens. If you could get this past the Export people, >> you could make a single CD available world-wide. Don't forget to >> escrow the key with the French authorities. > >If someone made such a CD, then someone who obtained it within the US >posted the key so people outside US/Canada could decrypt the data, who >would be charged with exporting the software? Could there even be a case >for charging anyone, after all, keys are not covered in the export regs???? >It`s probably a moot point anyway as I doubt such a CD would be given an >export licence. Which reminds me of... Netscape can export 40-bit versions of Communicator, and according to one of their own employees (search back in the archives if you don't believe me) the only difference between the 40-bit version and the 128-bit version is a license file. Now license files aren't covered in export regulations, are they? So it's legal to export the 40-bit version of Communicator (which contains disabled 128-bit crypto) and it's legal to export the license file. Sounds like it's either not true or the government is stupider than I thought or the government is tired of trying to enforce such futile laws. Wesley Felter - wesley(a)binarycompass.com - Binary Compass Enterprises In BizRate we trust - <http://www.bizrate.com/> Disclaimer: My employer knows I'm crazy.

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Cooper/Birman message service / IBM's anonymous remailer
by ulf＠fitug.de 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

I have been pointed to a paper that addresses the problem of receiving messages anonymously without using a return path: David A. Cooper, Kenneth P. Birman: Preserving Privacy in a Network of Mobile Computers. IEEE symposium on Security and Privacy, May 1995. http://cs-tr.cs.cornell.edu/TR/CORNELLCS:TR95-1490 Their solution is similar to the one recently described by Matt Ghio on cypherpunks. Many of you sure are aware of the BABEL anonymous remailer developed by Ceki Gülcü and Gene Tsudik of IBM Zurich, but I have not seen it mentioned here. Their proposal for return paths is a significant improvement over cypherpunk-style reply blocks, but I still think that return addresses should be provided via message pools or similar means, while the mix net is used only to send messages anonymously. The paper, which is cited in the papers on Crowds and Onion Routing, contains a well thought-out section motivatiting the use of anonymous e-mail. Ceki Gülcü, Gene Tsudik: Mixing Email with BABEL. Proceedings of the Symposium on Network and Distributed Systems Security (SNDSS '96). http://http://www.isi.edu/~gts/paps/gt95.ps.gz

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Interesting anonymous off-shore banking ad
by dlv＠bwalk.dm.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

I just came across the following ad on Usenet. For all I know this could be an El Federales troll. I'm reposting it because I thought it might be of interest. I know nothing more about it. From: OMG-OFFSHORE <omg(a)theoffice.net> Newsgroups: alt.business.home.pc,alt.business.offshore,alt.business.import-exp xt,alt.business.misc,misc.entrepreneurs,can.atlantic.biz,misc.forsale.non-comp xtr,biz.next.newprod,biz.marketplace.non-computer,biz.americast,biz.comp,biz.c xt.misc,biz.marketplace.international,biz.marketplace,biz.misc,biz.newgroup,bi xtomp.services,can.atlantic.forsale,can.atlantic.general,can.com.misc,misc.inv xt.marketplace,alt.internet.commerce,biz.univel.misc Subject: ANONYMOUS BANKING! Date: Tue, 01 Jul 1997 21:37:52 +0200 http://www.theoffice.net/omg We have updated our site! START YOUR OWN OFFSHORE BANK! Unlimited possibilities! Visit our site for more info. You will be able to set up your offshore bank for less than $10.000. The bank is registered in a major European country. No additional capital or qualification requirements. OFFSHORE BANKACCOUNT & CREDITCARD *No bank reference required *No minimum opening deposit *No creditchecks TOTALLY ANONYMOUS BANKACCOUNTS *Not even the bank will know who you are *No ID required for cash withdrawals TOTALLY ANONYMOUS COMPANIES & CORPORATE BANKACCOUNTS *Your name will not show up anywhere *Complete with corporate bankaccount ACCEPT CREDITCARDS *No Business history required *No monthly minimum *Not restricted to the United States *Mail order & Internet businesses accepted Visit our site at http://www.theoffice.net/omg -- ******************************************************************** OMG-OFFSHORE INC. Offshore bank accounts * Offshore company formations * 2nd Passports http://www.theoffice.net/omg mailto:omg@theoffice.net ******************************************************************** (As our Okrainian colleagues put it, "Za sho kupyv, za to prodav". -DV) --- Dr.Dimitri Vulis KOTM Brighton Beach Boardwalk BBS, Forest Hills, N.Y.: +1-718-261-2013, 14.4Kbps

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They want your keys
by dlv＠bwalk.dm.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

A former federal organized-crime prosecutor in Los angeles has pleaded guilty to three felony charges in a scandal involving death threats, hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of fraud and the acceptance of cash payments from defendants. The former prosecutor, Andrew Pitt, 39, faces between 24 and 30 months in a federal prison. Last month Pitt filed a sworn statement admitting, among other things, that he had taken $98,000 from one infrmer facing criminal charges and $35,000 from another. He said he then recommended probation, instead of a prison sentence, for the first informer and repeatedly asked that the second informer be given additional time at large before reporting to prison. In addition Pitt admitted taking $33,000 from an illegal stock deal and transferr it to his own account. But Securities and Exchanges commission charged that Pitt also obtained at least $400,000 in illegal profits by manipulating stock in a company he controlled while serving as a prosecutor. And federal officials also charged that Pitt was associated with a group of stock swindlers who went to Montreal in 1995 with $350,000 to bribe people described in an indictment as "belived to be" Quebec government officials. A former assistant Los Angeles district attorney, Pitt was hired in 1988 as a prosecutor with a federal organized-crime task force The task force was merged the following year with the U.S. attorney's office. Pitt was the lead prosecutor in a high-profile case lining organized crime to the recording business. --- Dr.Dimitri Vulis KOTM Brighton Beach Boardwalk BBS, Forest Hills, N.Y.: +1-718-261-2013, 14.4Kbps

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Re: Liberating the Bits
by Tim May 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

BigNuts wrote: > > On Tue, 1 Jul 1997, Tim May wrote: > > > > > Technology liberates the bits. > > Tim gave excellent information on how one can go about using > technology to enjoy the fruits of other people's labour without > contributing toward the survival of those producing the things > he enjoys. Anything that isn't nailed down, is mine. Anything that I can pry loose, isn't nailed down. > When I originally came up with the concept of BlackNet and > anonymous remailers, I foresaw that my invention of Public Key > Cryptography might help make it possible for ordinary people to reap > the benefits of other peoples' ideas and hard work, without doing > anything to contribute toward the survival of creative, productive > people. Big deal. I was the first one to write about fire and the wheel but you don't see me constantly reminding people about it. > I can understand that Tim May wants to hang on to the mountain of > cash that was made possible by his company's software copyrights, > but I am surprised that he seems so boastful about denying others > any compensation for their ideas, talent, and labour. Hey! I got mine and I'm keeping it! Just because a bunch of gullible people believed my company's claim that we owned the results of our creative ideas doesn't mean that I have to be a sucker, too. People have no more right to deny others the free use of their creative ideas than they do to deny others the free use of their identities. Technology allows me to use other people's idea capital and their reputation capital without compensating them and any attempt to deny me my right to do so is an infringement on my freedom. Everything in the world is up for grabs and those who have the most firepower get to take the goodies home. I have the latest in guns and digital technology, so I can get and keep a lot of goodies. {BTW, if you grab all of the candy bags from all of the children out Halloweening it doesn't matter if they don't come back next year because there will always be new suckers to take their place.} Theres something wrong when I'm a forger under an increasing number of laws. ---------:---------:---------:---------:---------:---------:---------:---- Timothy C. May | identity anarchy: encryption, digital money, tcmay(a)got.net 408-728-0152 | anonymous identity, digital identities, zero W.A.S.T.E.: Corralitos, CA | identity, reputations, identity markets, Higher Power: 2^1398269 | black eyes, collapse of identity. "Personal Identity isn't even a speed bump on the reputation capital highway."

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Japanese Balloon Bomb Special - Info
by Jim Choate 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Hi, During the discussion of the Japanese Balloon Bomb's and their history I mentioned a special on the Discovery Channel (TDC). That show is 'Discover Magazine'. Jim Choate TAG ravage(a)ssz.com

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Re: Jeff's Side of the Story.
by nobody＠REPLAY.COM 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

> > Beware... all of this is speculation, because huge.cajones was an > > anonymous service, not even I can say with any authority that any > > of the people named below had anything to do with the shutdown of > > huge.cajones (or The MailMasher). However, there are a number of > > coincidences of timing. Who was it that used the threat of a lawsuit to shut down the remailer? I, for one, would be more than happy to make certain that they receive ample opportunity to "Make $$Money$$ Fast!!" by receiving a mountain of information as to how to do so. Anyone who would attack a remailer is probably involved in child pornography and drug dealing and these perverts should be exposed for what they are. D r . R o b e r t s

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