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Re: [NOISE] The Enquirer
by blancw＠accessone.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Now, THAT's what I call "The News Update". This is the kind of encapsulated [NOISE] we could all stand to hear! ha-ha-ha .. Blanc

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Re: e-mail forwarding, for-pay remailers
by Martin Diehl 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Obviously, we need a certificate authority that will digitally sign personal identification documents (Name, address, photo (digitized), date of birth, etc.) Martin G. Diehl ______________________________ Forward Header __________________________________ Subject: Re: e-mail forwarding, for-pay remailers Author: "E. ALLEN SMITH" <EALLENSMITH(a)mbcl.rutgers.edu> at Internet-USA Date: 12/13/95 5:33 PM From: IN%"gbroiles(a)darkwing.uoregon.edu" "Greg Broiles" 13-DEC-1995 03:40:50.49 >I don't have much faith that the people who are currently doing the DNS for my domain name (goldenbear.com) are going to do anything about the current bouncing-messages phenomenon anytime soon, so I'm looking into other ways to get & send E-mail [snip] netbox.com ( http://www.netbox.com ) provides web pages and E-mail storage or forwarding for people; [snip] There's one problem with this in regards to the "no necessary connection," and that 's the governmental requirement for mail forwarding. MBE and any legal other one will want to see at least two forms of ID including one photo, and have a form that they fill out using that and send to the local post office. Anyone have a way around this problem? -Allen The following is an attached File item from cc:Mail. It contains information that had to be encoded to ensure successful transmission through various mail systems. To decode the file use the UUDECODE program. --------------------------------- Cut Here --------------------------------- begin 644 RFC822.TXT M4F5C96EV960Z(&9R;VT@9V%T93$N9'1T=7,N8V]M(&)Y(&-C,BYD='1U<RYC M;VT@*%--5%!,24Y+(%8R+C$Q(%!R95)E;&5A<V4@-"D-"B`@("`[(%=E9"P@ M,3,@1&5C(#DU(#$W.C,S.C0W($-35`T*4F5T=7)N+5!A=&@Z(#QO=VYE<BUC M>7!H97)P=6YK<T!T;V%D+F-O;3X-"E)E8V5I=F5D.B!F<F]M(')E;&%Y,RY5 M52Y.150@8GD@9V%T93$N9'1T=7,N8V]M("@U+G@O4TU)+5-64C0I#0H@("`@ M:60@04$Q,3`P.3L@5V5D+"`Q,R!$96,@,3DY-2`Q-SHS,#HU-R`M,#8P,`T* M4F5C96EV960Z(&9R;VT@=&]A9"YC;VT@8GD@<F5L87DS+E55+DY%5"!W:71H M(%--5%`@#0H@("`@:60@45%Z='IO,#$W.#@[(%=E9"P@,3,@1&5C(#$Y.34@ M,3@Z,3,Z-30@+3`U,#`@*$535"D-"E)E8V5I=F5D.B!B>2!T;V%D+F-O;2!I M9"!!03$R,#(Y.R!7960L(#$S($1E8R`Y-2`Q,SHR,SHS,2!04U0-"E)E8V5I M=F5D.B!F<F]M($]#14Q/5"Y2551'15)3+D5$52!B>2!T;V%D+F-O;2!I9"!! M03$R,#$R.R!7960L(#$S($1E8R`Y-2`Q,SHR,SHR,2!04U0-"E)E8V5I=F5D M.B!F<F]M(&UB8VPN<G5T9V5R<RYE9'4@8GD@;6)C;"YR=71G97)S+F5D=2`H M4$U$1B`C,3(Q.30I(&ED#0H@/#`Q2%E22E-54T9,4SA9-%HS1T!M8F-L+G)U M=&=E<G,N961U/CL@5V5D+"`Q,R!$96,(a),3DY-2`Q-CHQ.2!%1%0-"D1A=&4Z M(%=E9"P@,3,@1&5C(#$Y.34@,38Z,3D@1414#0I&<F]M.B`B12X@04Q,14X@ M4TU)5$@B(#Q%04Q,14Y334E42$!M8F-L+G)U=&=E<G,N961U/@T*4W5B:F5C M=#H@4F4Z(&4M;6%I;"!F;W)W87)D:6YG+"!F;W(M<&%Y(')E;6%I;&5R<PT* M5&\Z(&=B<F]I;&5S0&1A<FMW:6YG+G5O<F5G;VXN961U#0I#8SH@8WEP:&5R M<'5N:W-`=&]A9"YC;VT-"DUE<W-A9V4M260Z(#PP,4A94DI355-&3%,X631: M,T=`;6)C;"YR=71G97)S+F5D=3X-"E@M16YV96QO<&4M5&\Z(&-Y<&AE<G!U M;FMS0'1O860N8V]M#0I8+59M<RU4;SH@24XE(F=B<F]I;&5S0&1A<FMW:6YG M+G5O<F5G;VXN961U(@T*6"U6;7,M0V,Z($E.)2)C>7!H97)P=6YK<T!T;V%D M+F-O;2(-"E-E;F1E<CH@;W=N97(M8WEP:&5R<'5N:W-`=&]A9"YC;VT-"E!R 096-E9&5N8V4Z(&)U;&L-"@`` end

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Encrypted telnet...
by droelke＠rdxsunhost.aud.alcatel.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

I am looking for an encrypted telnet (or rlogin/etc) package that supports a Windoze client. It looks like all the normal ones that I can find (SSH, SRA telnet, SSLtelnet, etc) are just under Unixoids. Don't get me wrong - I would prefer to use Unix, but I am headed off to locations, where I know all I'll have access to is Windows, with a PPP stack to some ISP. I'ld write it myself, - pasteing different packages together, but I need it working in a day or two. Can anyone help me here? Thanks, Dan ------------------------------------------------------------------ Dan Oelke Alcatel Network Systems droelke(a)aud.alcatel.com Richardson, TX

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900mhz digital phones - how much to trust ?
by John Pettitt 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Whats the current thinking on the security level of 900Mhz digital spread sectrum cordless phones? Clearly it's not a basic scanner job but how much more equipment is needed to monitor one ? John Pettitt, jpp(a)software.net VP Engineering, CyberSource Corporation, 415 473 3065 Favorite quote: "Security is mostly a superstition. It does not exist in nature, nor do the children of man as a whole experience it. Avoiding danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure. Life is either a daring adventure, or nothing." - Helen Keller

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Re: .PWL spin
by anonymous-remailer＠shell.portal.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

On Sat, 9 Dec 1995, Joel McNamara wrote: > One system administrator said the problem would have a greater effect on > less-secure environments, such as universities and other institutions, > than on corporations. I didn't quite understand the "corporate speak" here. It sounds like something coming from Bosnia or something. It's Greek to me. What would make a University less secure than a corporation?? Universities (at least the ones, I've checked) have entire departments and theoreticians devoted to Computers ... companies usually don't. I'd think that Universities are much, much more secure environments than corporations are. Doesn't Microsoft know this?? Or is this unique to Seattle?? Alice de 'nonymous ... <an455120(a)anon.penet.fi> ...just another one of those... P.S. This post is in the public domain. C. S. U. M. O. C. L. U. N. E.

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Re: And the standard continues to lower...
by Peter Trei 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

At 05:17 PM 12/13/95 -0600, you wrote: >Dr. Brian L. Crissey includes in his .sig, courtesy of cactus(a)hks.net >>[ much WRT YetAnotherSecureInternetCreditCardPaymentSystem(*tm) deleted ] >> ***Dr. Brian L. Crissey, Chair CS Dpt, Linfield Col., McMinnville, OR 97128 >> (503)-434-2426 brianc(a)linfield.edu >> Professionals built the Titanic, amateurs built the Ark... > >However, the Ark was *designed* by GOD (if you believe the story). Can Dr. >Brian L. Crissey say the same thing about his payment system? This guy's home page is a hoot - he's into UFO contacts and dolphin communication. After writing to him and getting back a description of his system, it's clear that he's clueless. He seems to think that info sent to a vendor using his system can't be sorted out from the gazillion other packets on the Net. I described to him sniffer attacks, subverted routers, etal, and reccomended some basic reading (Cheswick & Bellovin, Kaufmann, Perlman, & Speciner, and Schneier). He said he'd look into it. (Yes, I know there's plenty of other attacks, such as OSPF spoofing, but I didn't describe them). I think we can educate this guy. speaking only for myself, Peter Trei

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RE: ADDRESS DATABASE?
by andr0id＠midwest.net 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

>Not. As of 12/1/95, the FCC requires all cellular carriers (and IXCs for >that matter) to transmit ANI & CLID information, even on cellular calls. >BellSouth thoughtfully put a notice in my last two monthly bills, but then >again I think the FCC required that too. > >-Paul At least I know that my cellular carrier is safe for now. The phone company in our area still can't handle ANI from the cellular switch. The default number for our carrier ends in 0000 which happens to be my number. I get calls every month from people with 800 numbers verifying what number this was. I have to explain that someone from our cellular system made a call to their number but the bill defaults to mine. Its no big deal since I work for the cellular carrier though. ;) Dr0id

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by Jim Choate 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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new CDR node
by BMM 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

A cypherpunks distributed list node is now available at cypherpunks(a)minder.net. I would appreciate it if the current CDR ops would add a feed to this address. Thanks. -BMM - bmm(a)minder.net

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17 Dec '03

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