December 2003 - cypherpunks-legacy

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by nobody＠REPLAY.COM 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

"Perhaps the most defining feature of the CypherPunks was that they strove to 'walk their talk', as the saying was in those days. While they decried the increasing infringement of central authority on the freedom and privacy of the individual, which was near its zenith at that point in time, they chose to fight for the right to be self-willed, rather than to impose their will and beliefs on others. "Instead of concentrating their efforts on forcing the authorities to acting rightly, in the interests of freedom and privacy, they focused on routing around the impositions and infringements that the governments and dark forces of that era enacted to try to contain them. "John Gilmore, one of the CypherPunks founders, often said, 'The InterNet interprets censorship as damage, and routes around it.' Very Taoist." Bubba concluded. Jonathan spoke softly, quoting a section of the Tao Te Ching which had been a particular favorite of his grandfathers, "A man of Virtue performs his part, "But a man without Virtue requires others to fulfill their obligations. "The Tao of heaven is impartial. "It stays with good men all the time." http://bureau42.base.org/public/xenix

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by dental＠cheerful.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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April Fool ! / Off-schedule, off-topic, or out-of-sync?
by Toto 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Strange things happen when one gets sucked into a BlackHole TimeWarp filled with imaginary Outlaw Quarks and PseudoReptilian Identity-Bots. When this happens, and you just have to *tell* somebody, there is nowhere to turn except to the CypherPunks Disturbed Male List, where this kind of thing seems to happen all the time, judging from the multi-dimensional personalities displayed by various list members in both their 'consistent' (hee-hee) and 'adjustable' list personas. I woke up this morning to discover that my world had been turned upside down by the ancient ancestor and fortuitous forerunner of the Y2K Bug--the H1H Mite. The H1H Mite, kissing cousin to the Snipe, exists only in men's minds (hence its proximity to April 1st) but, like the infield-fly rule, it is recognized as a living, breathing entity deserving of recognition, regulation, and even it's own pseudo-jingle--"Spring forward, fall back." Having spent a good part of my life living in Arizona and Saskatchewan, where we, like the sun, moon and stars, sit back on our lazy asses while the majority of the world is springing forward and falling back through the time-space continuum, I am used to watching huge masses of people 'gain' and 'lose' a piece of the solar time-pie to the Tick-Tock TimeWarp and jump through the various hoops necessary to make certain that the Sacred Clock of Tick-Tock is not fooled into shorting or longing (?) the various elements of Sacred Time, such as paychecks, billing periods, interest charges, etc. When I saw my computer clock had 'sprung forward,' even though it does not contain any of the springs and such which are historically an element of Sacred Time, I took the time to jump into the appropriate area of my system and hit it hard enough so that my clock 'fell back' to where Mother Nature had intended for it to remain. I also took the time to solve my H1H Mite problem by re-clicking the code-generated symbol which graphically rearranges the rest of the virtual world so that the (GMT -6:00 No Daylight Savings) Sacred TimeZone hovers over my computer and pronounces it to now officially be in Saskatchewan, though I, personally, never saw it move. The H1H Mite did cost me a bit of time and trouble to eradicate, as well as a small amount of computer resources, but,. enterprising genius that I am, I did not lose the ranch, the family fortune, or even miss a meal, as a result of the having to deal with the little critter on my own in-house computer system. The effect of the H1H Mite on the part of my environment which falls outside of my control, however, had potentially devastating consequences. Upon waking this morning and checking Channel 10, which shows the currently scheduled TV shows, I quickly noticed that the Preview Channel Sacred Clock had 'sprung forward,' dragging the schedule along in its wake. The stability of my whole world was, as a result, thrown into complete turmoil, and it was only a few hours later, when some Blessed Angel of Mercy corrected the situation, that my world regained some semblance of normality. Now I understood how the people who are used to watching Jerry Springer in the mornings on WUHF-TV felt when the station moved the show to the afternoon, in order to herd Jerry Springer fans into the trough next to their Sacred Five O'Clock News feeding pen. The experience of turning to a certain channel to watch a 'listed' show and stumbling into a BlackHole in which I was subjected to the sights and sounds of unusual and/or unfamiliar combinations of electronic bytes flying by had struck such terror into me that I now understood why Jerry Springer's morning fans had deluged WUHF-TV with demands that the show be switched back to its normal morning schedule. It also explained an event that I had witnessed, and had thought rather 'normally bizarre' at the time, in terms of the vulnerability of those addicted to the ElectronOpiate when threatened with the disruption of their scheduled fix. The VicePres/GenMan of WUHF-Detroit had, during an important, highlighted Editorial Sight&Sound Byte, solemnly explained to the JerryJunkies that the purpose of the time-move had been to prop up the station's Sacred Five O'Clock NewsTeam, which apparently was not serving a 'slop' of sufficient quality that would entice FreeRanging TVSheeple to be attracted to the trough from wherever else they happened to be grazing at the time. He proceeded to explain that they had moved their most popular feeding pen next to their Sacred NewsFeed Trough in order to make the trough the easiest choice for those who had not been sated by the physical and emotional violence of the Jerry Springer Feeding Pen, and wanted to drink up the blood and chew on the pieces of flesh thrown into the Sacred Five O'Clock News Trough. What I found bizarre and troubling was that the BigShot then proceeded to sound genuinely hurt that the station had--in moving the show back to its morning time slaught (not a typo) out of a genuine concern arising from the painful bleats of the many TVSheeple who cried out to the station in agony when their JSFix failed to arrive on time--somehow become 'victimized' in the process.Taking a page or two out of the PBS fundraising encyclopaedia, he pointed out that, in view of the fact that WUHF-TV had acted so self-lessly in coming to the aid of those who the station was generously providing with their MorningFix, that WeTheSheeple were now somehow obligated to repay that generosity by getting their EveningFix from the WUHF-TV connection, even if it meant leaving their current grazing area near a NewsFeed Trough with superior swill, and supporting WUHF-TV's EveningConnection, even though the NewsFix they provided would not provide a NewsBuzz comparable to that of their competitors. Not only were the subliminal digital implants of the PBS GuiltMobile blatantly being hijacked for the use of a commercial TV station, but the BigShot from ProfitTV also invoked the unspoken VeiledThreat that, if the TVJunkies failed to comply, there was the possibility that the Sheeple would no longer have their JerrySpringerFix Connection to kick around any more. As a result of being tossed back and forth in unfamiliar virtual territory as a result of the intrusion of the H1H Mite in my life, I found myself objectively viewing the Sight&Sound Bytes that passed randomly through my perceptive field, without benefit of the usual AutoProgrammed ThoughtHelper spices been added to the mix of the slop being served up to my normally nondiscrimatorial palete. Thus it was that, not being preprogrammed and already caught up in the 'story' being promoted by the narrators of a women's tennis tournament in South Africa, I was able to notice that the woman who lost the championship match seemed to take it as a matter of stride when she came up short, as well as the shit-eating grin she had on her face when the SecondGuy expressed regret for having to hand her a check for only $60,000, and then proceeded to give an unusually deep and prolonged advertising sound-byte for the loser's skill, character, and value to her country. I also found myself able, not having been hypnotized into believing anything the narrator's voices told me, to connect the dots between various facts which quickly became obvious. 1. This was a Special Anniversary of the Tournament. 2. This was the first time a homegrown Cinderella had won the tournament. 3. The Story Book Ending (TM) was worth a fortune to the club, country and sponsers. 4. Cinderella had entered the tournament "to practice." She came out of nowhere, to win. 5. Her opponent in the final committed 51 "unforced errors" in two short sets. 6. Ms. Cinderella was backed by the deep pockets of Nike. I find it notable that the short reality-shock delivered by my cable company's fumbling of the ball in dealing with the H1H Mite, for a relatively short period of time, could result in my being roused from my comfortable TVReality Slumber to the extent that I would be forced to use my senses to interpret the information input being digitally transferred to my brain, instead of having it automatically pre-categorized for insertion to the proper VirtualReality Slot. The Automatic Doors of Perception slid open so widely that I could now recognize the operation of universal human qualities and impulses which are normally veiled from our consciousness by the fog of the repetitively banal OfficialStory to which we are invariably subjected to by those we have chosen as our RealityReporters, be they reporters, columnists, advertisers, spin-doctors, authority-figures, or whatever... In the disorientation of my Regular Programming (pardon the pun), I could clearly see the same human quality of conscience, and impulse to confess, that results in: 1. Criminals unexpectedly facing questioning by Mr. GoodGuy and Mr. BadGuy, and letting leak details of the Forbidden Truth in regard to the crimes they have committed because of the remaining vestiges of resistance that their TrueSoul has to THE LIE. 2. Tennis champions unexpectedly thrown into the limelight letting leak the fact that their victory was the direct result of their opponent's unperterbed demeanor in handing them the championship on a silver platter. Tournament Chairpersons being unable to speak a single sentence without some unconscious reference to the tremendous promotional and monetary benefit resulting from Cinderella taking center stage in the GreatPlay which had just been 'produced.' 3. TruthMongers with a history of laughing at the stupidity of the AutoProgrammed Sheeple becoming so shell-shocked and disoriented by a minor disruption of their normal routine that they let leak the fact that they are merely a member of an equally programmed Sheeple of One Cult which considers itself to be a cut above those who the MindMasters are carving into steaks in preparation for their being fed to the insatiable appetites of the PowerMongers. All of which leads me to wonder: 1. If the minor glitches resulting from the H1H Mite are capable of such radical reorientation of the Automatic Doors of Perception in an Elite Sheeple such as myself, then what will be the capacity of a vastly more encompassing Millennium bug for causing members of the Great Herd to lose their bearings and turn into a disoriented, scattered mass so desperate for a Savior (TM) to show them back to their comfortable feeding pens that they are willing to ignore the slaughter houses being built beside them. 2. How many of the Sheeple, forced by circumstances to look up from the feeding trough, will notice what big eyes and teeth the SheepHerders have, and realize that their self-interests might be better served by engaging in an evolutionary mutation into a more predatorial species. 3. Will a Silver Bullet kill a Vampire Clock which sucks an hour out of Sacred Time? 4. How many Silver Bullets does it take to kill a Millennium Bug? "Harassment and oppression are a small price to pay for living in the land of the free." ~ Nuclear PowerMonger (Homer's boss, on 'The Simpsons') ~~~~ Toto <toto(a)sk.sympatico.ca> ~~~~ "The Xenix Chainsaw Massacre" http://bureau42.base.org/public/xenix "WebWorld & the Mythical Circle of Eunuchs" http://bureau42.base.org/public/webworld "InfoWar -- The Digital Revolution" http://bureau42.base.org/public/infowar3 "Space Aliens Hide My Drugs" http://bureau42.base.org/public/sahmd

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Re: What's up in SASEBO, or Don't Tug The Beard
by Toto 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

John Young, separating FACT from FUD, wrote: :David Honig wrote: :>From: "George Martin" <gmartin(a)usonet.ne.jp> :>>Maybe you should've checked out the url to see if it was :>>valid before you shot your mouth off in public... The file :>>was removed quite a few months ago and was never download :>>by anyone outside of the .mil domain. Take your :>>troublemaking somewhere else. :>I of course informed him that he was mininformed or uninformed. : :Correct, David. Following your notice, we saved Ft. Bragg's :utility listing on April 2 and downloaded its military-grade pgp262 :for patriotic display in the public interest at: : : http://jya.com/pgp-mil-export.htm It mystifies me as to why government FUD disseminators seem to think that they can spread Fear, Uncertainty and Disinformation on the InterNet with the same blatant disregard for the facts that they employ in feeding their mainstream media pets. The problem with the wild animals free-ranging on the InterNet, of course, is that not all of them have yet been domesticated and de-fanged. They can, and will, byte back. The problem that the InterNet poses for those government administrations and agencies that desire to extend the unconstitutional rule of fear and oppression into its bosom is thus: "The InterNet interprets censorship as damage, and routes around it." ~ John Gilmore A mountain of lies by unethical, self-serving government entities is incapable of blocking the access of the citizens to the millions of molehills strewn about the InterNet which are capable of bringing the garbage that the government buries underground to the surface, where the sight and stench of it will be available to those who wish to know the truth. The government does not have the resources to intimidate and persecute the millions of individuals who are capable of placing hard evidence of government lies on their website, or of stopping the legal dissemination of US Forbidden Information (TM) to foreign countries, such as Canada, and the legal forwarding of it to a variety of countries around the world through a Canadian ISP, such as Sympatico, I amazes me that a US citizen is subject to imprisonment for sending the same material to a foreign country that she can legally send to the email addresses of foreign nationals and foreign embassy employees within the US. It particularly amazes me that those who manage to get elected to high office by promising to be 'tough on crime,' and who stress the need for the citizens to be protected from savage crimes--such as, say...murdering those in authority--by labelling as criminals and punishing those who do such things, would be so eager to enact so many far-reaching laws that an increasing majority of the citizens are, in fact, becomimg criminals and thus have increasingly little to lose by resisting the government's declared intention to punish them. The government goes to great pains to convince the citizens that violence and killing is justified when it is directed toward The Bad Guys (TM). Well, when you become a criminal, guess who The Bad Guys (TM) are... ~~~~ Toto <toto(a)sk.sympatico.ca> ~~~~ "The Xenix Chainsaw Massacre" http://www.clas.net/~dave/public/xenix "WebWorld & the Mythical Circle of Eunuchs" http://www.clas.net/~dave/public/webworld "InfoWar -- The Digital Revolution" http://www.clas.net/~dave/public/infowar3 "Space Aliens Hide My Drugs" http://www.clas.net/~dave/public/sahmd

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Leahy's Crypto Wake-up Call
by John Young 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Excerpt from Congressional Record, April 2, 1998: WAKE-UP CALL ON ENCRYPTION Mr. LEAHY. In my view, encryption legislation should promote the following goals: First, legislation should ensure the right of Americans to choose how to protect the privacy and security of their communications and information; Second, legislation should bar a government-mandated key escrow encryption system; Third, legislation should establish both procedures and standards for access by law enforcement to decryption keys or decryption assistance for both encrypted communications and stored electronic information and only permit such access upon court order authorization, with appropriate notice and other procedural safeguards; Fourth, legislation should establish both procedures and standards for access by foreign governments and foreign law enforcement agencies to the plaintext of encrypted communications and stored electronic information of United States persons; Fifth, legislation should modify the current export regime for encryption to promote the global competitiveness of American companies; Sixth, legislation should not link the use of certificate authorities with key recovery agents or, in other words, link the use of encryption for confidentiality purposes with use of encryption for authenticity and integrity purposes; Seventh, legislation should, consistent with these goals of promoting privacy and the global competitiveness of our high- tech industries, help our law enforcement agencies and national security agencies deal with the challenges posed by the use of encryption; and Eighth, legislation should protect the security and privacy of information provided by Americans to the government by ensuring that encryption products used by the government interoperate with commercial encryption products. Do you agree with these goals? Mr. ASHCROFT. Yes, I agree with these goals and will look to these same items as a reference point for the drafting, introducing and passage of encryption reform legislation. Mr. LEAHY. Would the Senator agree to work with me on encryption legislation that achieves these goals and that we could bring to the floor this Congress? Mr. ASHCROFT. Yes. I believe it is critical for us to address this issue and soon. I also believe that we should work together to produce a piece of legislation that demonstrates our position on encryption policy. ----- Full remarks: http://jya.com/wakeup-call.txt (18K)

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Nobody's Mouth
by StanSquncr 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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17 Dec '03

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Re: An apology...
by David Honig 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

At 12:31 PM 4/6/98 +0900, Martin, FCC George wrote: >Mr Honig, > Further investigation this morning when I got to work shows that >your post was correct. Apparantly the file only dissappeared a couple of >days ago. My apologies for my hasty words and even hastier actions. Next >time I'll choose a source that doesn't have anything to gain (or lose) by >misrepresenting the facts. Again, my apologies. > >Regards, >George Martin > Indeed. So that we can prevent this from happening again, I'll reveal my deadly hacker tools. Alta Vista and Beer. If that weren't enough, I wasn't even looking for a .mil site. I was looking for pgp tips. If you try http://www.altavista.digital.com/cgi-bin/query?pg=q&stq=10&what=web&kl=XX&q= %2Bpgp+%2Btips+%2B.mil+bragg+fort&navig90.x=10&navig90.y=5 you'll find that Alta Vista's "Scooter" robot is the troublemaker. As to his or her motives, you'll have to search for yourself. As far as "choosing a source that doesn't have anything to gain (or lose) by misrepresenting the facts", well, damn, if that doesn't seem to be the pot calling the kettle black. At least you replied from a .mil address this time, so I don't feel I'm replying solely to some USO hack. honig(a)alum.mit.edu Why is the CIA is so full of spies?

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Gao Chaos Cypher
by nobody＠REPLAY.COM 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ENCRYPTING AND DECRYPTING INFORMATION USING A DIGITAL CHAOS SIGNAL Patent Number: 5,696,826 Date of Patent:Dec 9, 1997 Inventor: Zhenyu Gao Appl No:488,088 Field:Jun 7,1995

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