December 2003 - cypherpunks-legacy

Re: Clinton--Why I am Chortling
by Lynne L. Harrison 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

> On Sat, 12 Sep 1998, Tim May wrote: > > There's also the idea popular in some gender feminist circles that the > imbalance of power in manager-employee relationships makes it impossible > for genuine consent to be given. Can there be any greater power imbalance > than the president of the United States and an intern? Where are the > feminist cries of outrage? Could be because, at least from what I read in the report and from other sources, Monica came onto Clinton. One could make the argument that the imbalance of power was the other way around ;) On another note, instead of the report, it may be extremely more interesting to read: http://www.reagan.com/HotTopics.main/document-9.1.1998.1.html I can't vouch for the veracity of all of those listed. Of those individuals, however, with whom I am familiar by way of the media, it is accurate - and eerie, to say the least. *************************************************************************** Lynne L. Harrison, Esq. | "If we are all here, Poughkeepsie, New York | then we are not mailto:lharrison@dueprocess.com | all there." http://www.dueprocess.com | - old Zen saying ************************************************************************* DISCLAIMER: I am not your attorney; you are not my client. Accordingly, the above is *NOT* legal advice.

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Crescendo News - September 1998
by LiveUpdate News 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

CRESCENDO NEWS - September 1998 Well, it's almost fall here in New England - we're looking forward to the foliage turning color and the snow starting to fall. The leaves up North aren't the only things that are about to change - we're working harder than ever to deliver the best music products on the Internet. You're receiving this email because you downloaded Crescendo in the past, and we want to keep you up to date with some of the exciting things that are happening at LiveUpdate. We hope you are enjoying Crescendo! These are some of the items included in this newsletter: * Crescendo Forte Showcase is now open * Crescendo PLUS version 4.0 Beta 2 now includes LiveSynth * Crescendo Forte featured on RealNetworks Music Showcase * Crescendo Forte featured in Keyboard Magazine's "net smarts" * Re-enabling Crescendo after installing other plugins * Controlling Crescendo using JavaScript * What would you like to see in future versions of Crescendo? * Subscribing / Unsubscribing ---------------------------------- CRESCENDO FORTE SHOWCASE IS NOW OPEN On September 10th, 1998, the long awaited Crescendo Forte Showcase publicly opened its doors. Crescendo Forte is an add-on to RealNetworks' RealPlayer G2, and allows MIDI music to be synchronized with other media types such as RealAudio, video, animation, and text. Rob Glaser, CEO of RealNetworks sums Crescendo Forte up best by saying "Crescendo Forte Rocks!". Crescendo Forte has been called "unbelievable", and it has been said to be "Music the way it was meant to be heard." See (and hear) for yourself what all the excitement is about at the Crescendo Forte Showcase, found at http://www.liveupdate.com/cforte/showcase.html. After you've heard the difference Crescendo Forte makes to music on the Internet, get Crescendo PLUS version 4.0 Beta 2 for an upgrade to LiveSynth that makes the music sound even better! (Keep reading for more details...) ---------------------------------- CRESCENDO PLUS VERSION 4.0 BETA 2 NOW INCLUDES LIVESYNTH It's finally here! Crescendo PLUS version 4.0 Beta 2 is now available, and includes streaming, a software wavetable synthesizer (for more realistic instrument sounds), and more. If you have purchased a Crescendo PLUS subscription within the past year, you should have already received an email giving you instructions on how to download version 4.0 Beta 2. If you haven't experienced Crescendo PLUS yet, now is the time to do so. LiveSynth uses the processing power of your PC to play MIDI music using real instrument samples. Therefore a Pentium processor is required to take advantage of LiveSynth. If you don't have a Pentium processor, you will still be able to take advantage of streaming and the other features found in Crescendo PLUS. For a short time, the Crescendo PLUS subscription which entitles you to both the shipping 3.0 version of Crescendo and 4.0 Beta 2 including LiveSynth is available for $19.95 at our on-line store, https://secure.liveupdate.com. ---------------------------------- CRESCENDO FORTE FEATURED ON REALNETWORKS MUSIC SHOWCASE Atlantic Records, Polygram, Capitol Records, Warner Brothers, Sony Music, Maverick, Virgin Records can all be found on the G2 Music Showcase area on the RealNetworks web site. And who should be featured among these titans of the music industry? LiveUpdate, of course! Visit the G2 music showcase at http://www.real.com/showcase/realplayer/music.html and hear how the combination of RealPlayer G2 and Crescendo Forte are redefining the way music is heard on the Internet. ---------------------------------- CRESCENDO FORTE FEATURED IN KEYBOARD MAGAZINE'S NET SMARTS Are you hungry for more information on creating content for Crescendo Forte? Would you like to know what Dan Barrett, author of "net smarts" for Keyboard Magazine has to say about Crescendo Forte? Read the rave artice in the October issue of Keyboard magazine, where Dan Barrett says, "It's so satisfying to encounter a product that just plain works" and "The pre-beta version of Crescendo Forte installed easily on my PC and ran transparently inside of RealPlayer G2, keeping the audio and MIDI streams (to my ears) in perfect sync. It's definitely worth a look." Get it at your local newsstand, or check out Keyboard Magazine online at http://www.keyboardmag.com. ---------------------------------- RE-ENABLING CRESCENDO AFTER INSTALLING OTHER PLUGINS Probably the most common question our on-line helpdesk (helpdesk(a)liveupdate.com) looks something this: "I have been using Crescendo to play MIDI on-line for over two years now, and I love it. I just installed QuickTime to play a movie, but now when I go to a web site that has MIDI, Crescendo doesn't load any more. I want my Crescendo back!" If this looks familiar to you, we have good news - you can have your QuickTime and Crescendo too! Netscape decides which plugin will be used for a given media type based on their position on your Netscape/program/plugins directory. If you go to the Help/About Plugins from the Navigator window, you will probably see "LiveUpdate Crescendo" listed, but one or more of the MIME types listed there will most likely be listed as disabled. To cure this problem, we have created a page which outlines how to re-arrange your plugins directory so that Crescendo will be enabled for all MIDI MIME types, while co-existing with other plugins such as QuickTime. Surf to http://www.liveupdate.com/atlashelp.html for more details! ---------------------------------- CONTROLLING CRESCENDO USING JAVASCRIPT Are you a JavaScript programmer? Would you like to see how Crescendo can be controlled using JavaScript? We have created a page that demonstrates Crescendo being controlled by JavaScript methods and standard HTML buttons. See it in action at http://www.liveupdate.com/wiretest.html. To look "under the hood," just view the page's source to see how simple it is to control Crescendo through JavaScript. ---------------------------------- WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE IN FUTURE VERSIONS OF CRESCENDO? We are still looking for new ideas to be included in future versions of the Crescendo player. If you have any cool features you would like to see added to Crescendo, send them to feedback(a)liveupdate.com. Who knows - maybe your suggestion will makes its way into the next version of Crescendo! ---------------------------------- SUBSCRIBING / UNSUBSCRIBING Note: Messages from LiveUpdate to this list will not be sent any more frequently than once a month, and your information has not, and will not, be given to others or sold. If you wish to unsubscribe from this list, or if this message has been forwarded to you by a friend and you would like to subscribe to our newsletter, please send a message to newsletter(a)liveupdate.com. ******************************************* Spread the Music!

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ANNOUNCEMENT: RPK InvisiMail NOW DISTRIBUTED THROUGH ONLINE RESELLERS
by Jack Oswald / CEO / RPK Security 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

You have received this message because at some time in the past your name was submitted to our e-mail mailing list database. If you do not wish (or no longer wish) to receive announcements, updates and news concerning the RPK Encryptonite Engine or the RPK InvisiMail e-mail security products, please forward this message to remove(a)rpkusa.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT Paula Miller Lyn Oswald Nadel Phelan, Inc. RPK Security, Inc. 408-439-5570 x277 212-488-9891 paulam(a)nadelphelan.com lynoswald(a)rpkusa.com RPK InvisiMail NOW DISTRIBUTED THROUGH ONLINE RESELLERS Alexa Internet, Parsons Technology and Buyonet International Partner with InvisiMail International Ltd. SAN FRANCISCO, CA. August 31, 1998 - InvisiMail International Ltd., a specialist in Internet commerce and communications systems, announced today the completion of joint marketing agreements with Alexa Internet, Parsons Technology Inc. and Buyonet International for the RPK InvisiMail e-mail security software product. RPK InvisiMail is a standards-based e-mail security add-in for POP3/SMTP Internet e-mail software and Internet gateway servers. RPK InvisiMail is completely transparent, allowing users to easily send and receive private e-mail messages securely over the Internet, without having to learn about cryptography. RPK InvisiMail was developed using RPK Security Inc.'s core technology, the RPK Encryptonite Engine. Alexa, a free Web navigation service, Parsons Technology, a catalog marketer of high quality computing solutions, and Buyonet International, an online software reseller with sales in more than 110 countries, will market and resell RPK InvisiMail products to customers through multiple distribution channels. Alexa's core marketing efforts for InvisiMail include advertising InvisiMail through banner ads and e-mail announcements to Alexa's customers. "We are delighted to have established a mutually profitable marketing partnership with RPK Security in support of InvisiMail," said Darian Patchin, director of media and distribution for Alexa Internet. "This partnership brings many benefits and is complementary to our Web navigation tool. RPK InvisiMail offers customers a flexible, easy to use and configurable secure e-mail add-in." more RPK InvisiMail PARTNERS WITH ONLINE RESELLERS PG. 2 OF 2 As part of the licensing deal with Parsons Technology, a Broderbund Company, InvisiMail will be branded to reflect the Parsons name. Parsons® RPK InvisiMail will be offered through Parsons Technology direct to consumers, with marketing efforts focusing on catalog exposure, electronic mailings, Parsons' website and other on-line channels. "Parsons Technology has always stood for high quality software at affordable prices. InvisiMail is no exception. We are excited to bring this level of protection and ease of use to our customers," said Brian Kristiansen of Parsons Technology. Buyonet will distribute RPK InvisiMail Intro on the freeware/shareware portion of their online store and will sell RPK InvisiMail Deluxe online. "This new agreement gives us an even larger assortment of e-mail tools," said Buyonet Chairman Tore Helgeson. ABOUT InvisiMail INTERNATIONAL LTD. InvisiMail International Ltd., founded in 1997, specializes in secure Internet commerce and communications solutions for a wide range of applications. An adherence to open communication standards, using a distinctive Proxy Architecture, makes the InvisiMail International approach to security the most flexible available. Developed using RPK Security, Inc.'s core technology, the RPK Encryptonite Engine, the InvisiMail range of products supports secure message-based applications including Client Services, E-Commerce, EDI and others that require absolute confidentiality and the highest security levels. This allows the simplest e-mail systems to become the most powerful business and commerce tools. Contact InvisiMail at www.InvisiMail.com or call +44 1624 611 003. ABOUT RPK SECURITY Founded in 1995, RPK Security, Inc. is a technology leader in fast public key cryptography. Its flagship RPK Encryptonite Engine, a uniquely fast and strong public key encryption technology, is available worldwide in custom hardware and software toolkits on multiple platforms. Developed from widely accepted security mathematics and techniques, the RPK Encryptonite Engine is easily embedded into new and existing hardware and software applications. RPK's cryptographic research and product development is based in New Zealand, Switzerland and the U.K, with worldwide sales and marketing operations in San Francisco, CA. Visit RPK's website at www.rpkusa.com or call (212) 488-9891.

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023026.htm
by the scent of old bones and fresh blood 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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MITCHELL Mercury News Staff Writer TriStrata Security Inc. of Redwood Shores isn't your usual Internet start-up. Its chief executive recently gave up the reins of a $2 billion subsidiary to run it. The company's founder and chairman is the man who invented the personal identification number (PIN). America's largest accounting firm is already endorsing it. And its promise lured some of the best-connected executives onto its board. Three months ago, Paul Wahl was running German software maker SAP AG's U.S. operations, which has 5,000 employees and first-half 1998 sales of nearly $1 billion. Last week he became chief executive of TriStrata, a 35-person start-up that makes Internet security software. The reason for Wahl's sudden career change and move from Philadelphia is a tremendous opportunity . . .to make Internet history by changing the way the world keeps information secure on the Internet, says Wahl, 46. That same dream brought John Atalla out of retirement in 1993 to form TriStrata. Atalla, now 74, decades ago created the PIN system and the security used today in 80 percent of the world's automatic-teller machines. He was enjoying the beaches of the world when friends in the banking industry asked him to work on the problem of Internet security. Both men believe TriStrata's software -- which works efficiently with voice and video as well as with data -- will revolutionize electronic commerce, enabling companies to create virtual private networks and permitting, for example, the secure and inexpensive sale of software, music and videos over the Internet. Some outside observers agree. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, which is the largest of the Big Five accounting firms and has 2,200 employees devoted to Internet security, believes this could be the de facto standard for encryption technology, says Jim Coriston, a PWC managing partner. TriStrata software is being implemented throughout the firm, which is also offering the product to its clients. It's a whole different approach to cryptography, says Larry Dietz, director of information security and legal strategies for Current Analysis, a market research firm. Its key principles make a lot of sense. But some critics question whether TriStrata's product is as secure as the company claims. And the company faces tough competition from established security companies such as Network Associates Inc. of Santa Clara and Secure Computing Corp. of San Jose, as well as from computer vendors like IBM and Hewlett-Packard Co., which include security in their products. Atalla rejected the traditional approach for enterprise security using public key encryption, a system that uses two keys, both controlled by the user: a private key, which must be kept secret, and a public key, which can be freely distributed. Such systems can be broken, have performance limitations and have restrictions on the strength of the key that can be exported. Instead, he turned to the one-time pad approach invented in 1917 by Gilbert Vernam. It uses randomly generated numbers that are never replicated in the exact same sequence. The one-time pad is theoretically unbreakable, cryptographers agree. But it hasn't been useful because it requires so much computing and telecommunications power. Atalla decided that the great advances in computer memory and processing technology and today's powerful and relatively inexpensive communications capability made the Vernam cipher practical, and he built his security system around it. As a result, each encrypted document has a different code. The system is so fast, so inexpensive and provides such a good audit trail that it will lead companies to make encrypted transmissions the rule instead of the exception, Atalla and Wahl say. The federal government, including the National Security Agency and the FBI, has cleared it for export because the system allows access to specific documents for which an appropriate court order has been issued. The company expects the product to be received warmly overseas, since the U.S. government cannot decode information at will. But it's unclear whether this feature will diminish foreign concerns about U.S. security products. Skeptics wonder whether the company has created a sufficiently large string of random numbers to approximate randomness, Dietz says. And TriStrata's approach is so different it won't be an easy sell. It requires companies to transform their security systems, a decision likely to be made by the chief executive and chief information officers, Dietz says, not the people who normally purchase security software. Here the many contacts of Atalla, Wahl and TriStrata's directors should prove useful. Atalla is well known in the high-tech community. At Bell Laboratories his research resulted in his patents for the metal oxide semiconductor (MOS), a key component of modern electronic devices. Then he co-founded Hewlett-Packard Associates and Hewlett-Packard Laboratories and directed the company's solid-state division. He founded Atalla Corp. in 1973 and sold it to Tandem Computers Inc. in 1987. Atalla was able to attract to TriStrata a star-studded board that includes John Young, former chief executive of HP; Tom Perkins, partner in the venture capital firm of Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers; and William Zuendt, retired president of Wells Fargo & Co. and former chairman of MasterCard. The company released its first product last November. As it prepared to move from R&D to large-scale sales, it added as a director David Beirne, a general partner of venture capital firm Benchmark Capital. Beirne, who had made his mark as one of the most successful executive recruiters before joining Benchmark last year, approached Wahl about the CEO job two months ago. Wahl, quite content at SAP, was negotiating a move back to Europe with the company when Beirne called and persuaded him to fly here to take a look at TriStrata. After a second quick visit, Wahl and his wife decided to come west. TriStrata is unlikely to become a huge employer; Wahl expects the workforce to perhaps double to 70 in the next year or two and reach 200 over five years. But it's impact on the Internet could be quite dramatic. And Wahl found that attraction irresistible. _________________________________________________________________ Write James J. Mitchell at the Mercury News, 750 Ridder Park Drive, San Jose, Calif. 95190; phone (408) 920-5544; fax (408) 920-5917; or e-mail to [48]JMitchell(a)sjmercury.com . 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Re: Remailers
by HyperReal-Anon 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

On <hell if I know when> nnburk <nnburk(a)cobain.hdc.net> wrote: >Are _any_ of the remailers working? Take a look at the remailer stats. http://anon.efga.org/~rlist/rlist.html http://anon.efga.org/~rlist/mlist.html Kinda obvious really huh? -+DiGiTaL+- Greets to AOHell 3l33T HaCkerz - the badest dudes ever! (yeah, they probably have root on your machine now!)

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Re: MISTY encryption algorithm source code
by lcs Mixmaster Remailer 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Nobuki Nakatuji wrote: > MISTY source code posted by me at long ago had many mistake. > Attachment file are revised MISTY source code and revised readme. > Thanks. > > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com BRAIN used by you always since at long ago have many insect. Attachment brain not here because was exhausted in decypher you message. You go back at Hotmail now and stop spam Cypherpunks list. Chop chop.

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What's New at Deja News
by Deja News Members 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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McDougal denied medical aid prior to death [CNN] (fwd)
by Jim Choate 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Forwarded message: >From ravage(a)ssz.com Mon Sep 14 07:49:25 1998 From: Jim Choate <ravage(a)ssz.com> Message-Id: <199809141249.HAA24500(a)einstein.ssz.com> Subject: McDougal denied medical aid prior to death [CNN] To: users(a)ssz.com (SSZ User Mail List) Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1998 07:49:23 -0500 (CDT) Cc: friends(a)ssz.com (Ravage's Friends) X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.4 PL23] Content-Type: text Content-Length: 2034 Forwarded message: > X-within-URL: http://www.cnn.com/US/9809/14/mcdougal.report.ap/ > McDougal September 14, 1998 > Web posted at: 2:21 a.m. EDT (0621 GMT) > > FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) -- Whitewater witness James McDougal did not > have access to his heart medication in the hours before he died in > prison, a federal government report revealed. > > McDougal, a former business partner of President Clinton who later > agreed to testify for Independent Counsel Ken Starr, also was not seen > by a doctor although he complained of feeling ill the day before his > death, according to a report obtained by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram > under the Freedom of Information Act. > > McDougal was moved from his regular cell to solitary confinement at > the Federal Medical Center prison in Fort Worth a day before his death > as punishment for failing to provide a urine sample for a drug test. > > McDougal had complained of being unable to provide urine for drug > tests because of the medications he took for a variety of ailments. > > During the move, guards did not find McDougal's heart medication > because they did not want to search McDougal's regular cell and > disturb his sleeping cell mate, the report said. > > One of the medicines, nitroglycerin, could have bought McDougal some > time after he suffered a heart attack, a prison official who asked not > to be identified said in the Sunday paper. [text deleted] ____________________________________________________________________ The seeker is a finder. Ancient Persian Proverb The Armadillo Group ,::////;::-. James Choate Austin, Tx /:'///// ``::>/|/ ravage(a)ssz.com www.ssz.com .', |||| `/( e\ 512-451-7087 -====~~mm-'`-```-mm --'- --------------------------------------------------------------------

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Re: a few facts on Presidential peccadillos (fwd)
by Information Security 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

> From: attila <attila(a)hun.org> > > power trippers attract willing victims. > > > ANSWERS > > 1. John F. Kennedy > 2. Bill Clinton > 3. Lyndon B. Johnson > 4. Thomas Jefferson > 5. Bill Clinton > 6. Andrew Jackson > 7. Lyndon B. Johnson > 8. Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy > 9. Warren G. Harding > 10. John F. Kennedy > 11. Lyndon B. Johnson > 12. Lyndon B. Johnson Clinton is normal? Cool! ---guy

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Harald to be hit with U.S. cruise missiles
by Tim May 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

At 5:45 PM -0700 9/14/98, HyperReal-Anon wrote: >On Mon, 14 Sep 1998 harald.fragner(a)idg.se wrote: > >> >> Do I know you? >> >> Harald >No, but we know you! You're a very evil man, Mr. Fragner, at least by the >standards of the Hired Government Ninjas. Under our standards, everyone is >evil...except government leaders. > >Expect black helicopters to be targetting your house in the next few days. >Do not be surprised if unguided rockets are shot into it. If ninjas are >coming through your windows at 2AM, just remember: We're from the >government and we're here to help you. Just bend over and grip the towel >rack. This is reprehensibile! HyperReal-Anon is alerting a Confirmed Net Terrorist to a planned U.S. cruise missile attack on Harald. Harald's crimes are not important. What is important is that the U.S. Muffdiver William Jefferson Clinton has orded the Northern Fleet to strike Harald's home and hometown and to report that Harald was a known associate of both Asama bin Laden and Phillip Zimmermann, known freedom fighters. Harald will learn that Six Degrees is monitoring all thoughtcrimes. Besides, Harald apparently used Roundup in his garden, the same nerve gas precursor found at the Baby Milk and Marzipan Factory in Khartoum. This means that Harald was manufacturing nerve gas in his Swedish home. --Tim May (This space left blank pending determ. of acceptability to the gov't.) ---------:---------:---------:---------:---------:---------:---------:---- Timothy C. May | Crypto Anarchy: encryption, digital money, ComSec 3DES: 831-728-0152 | anonymous networks, digital pseudonyms, zero W.A.S.T.E.: Corralitos, CA | knowledge, reputations, information markets, Licensed Ontologist | black markets, collapse of governments.

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