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Kyllo: Taking the 5th on the 4th
by Steve Schear 06 Jul '01

06 Jul '01

Although the ruling only appears to apply to one's home it does raise questions whether citizens may have the right to prevent their observation while in public. After all one is permitted tinted windows on autos. Despite certain city/county ordinances why not masks or helmets with tinted faceplates. What if exoskeletons become practical? Shouldn't they be treated the same as an auto? steve

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Re: Tampa using cameras to scan for wanted faces--
by Declan McCullagh 05 Jul '01

05 Jul '01

On Thu, Jul 05, 2001 at 06:36:38PM +0200, Eugene Leitl wrote: > (Echelon is surely using these on targeted emails), gait and mannerisms > (not even in development, but sure to arrive some day). I sent a freelance reporter to a conference and edited her story that described NSA-funded research designed to do gait recognition, recognizing someone by the way they walk. See the Wired archives. -Declan

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Slashdot | Using GPS To Catch Speeders Found Illegal
by Jim Choate 05 Jul '01

05 Jul '01

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Liberal groups organize Congressional "Net-accountability" forum
by Declan McCullagh 05 Jul '01

05 Jul '01

7/10 State of the Net Forum : "Toward a Framework for Internet Accountability" · Date: Thu, 5 Jul 2001 14:28:14 -0400 · To: update(a)cdt.org · Subject: 7/10 State of the Net Forum : "Toward a Framework for Internet Accountability" · From: ari(a)cdt.org You are cordially invited to a luncheon discussion "Toward a Framework for Internet Accountability", Tuesday, July 10 beginning at 12:00 noon. This event, hosted by the Internet Education Foundation (IEF), will explore the Markle Foundation's new study, "Toward a Framework for Internet \Accountability." The study, to be released Tuesday morning, finds that at a time of intense debate over key Internet policy Americans are enthusiastic about the Internet, but that they are eager to have new forms of public, private, and non-profit governance of the Internet in order to give them more protection and control when they go online. WHAT: "Toward a Framework for Internet Accountability", IEF State of the Net Series WHO: Zoe Baird, Markle Foundation Stan Greenberg, Greenberg, Quinlan, and Rosner Research with appearances by Leaders of the Internet Caucus WHERE: Reserve Officers Association One Constitution Ave, NE, Across from Dirksen Senate Office Building WHEN: Tuesday, July 10, from 12 NOON to 1:30 pm (Lunch served) RSVP: If planning to attend RSVP(a)neted.org or via phone to Danielle 202-638-4370. About the State of the Net Series "Toward a Framework for Internet Accountability" is the second in a series of discussions on the "State of the Net" hosted by IEF. The "State of the Net" project seeks to examine the policy and governance framework needed to assure that the Internet reaches its fullest commercial, communications and democratic potential. IEF believes that an assessment of the "State of the Net" is long overdue. The goal of the project is to take a "snapshot" of where we are in the development of the Internet. This snapshot will serve as a benchmark for measuring progress or lack thereof - in Internet policy. More information about "The State of the Net" project can be found at http://www.Stateofthe.Net About the Markle Foundation The Markle Foundation works to realize the potential of emerging communications media and information technology to improve people's lives and recently unveiled a new program focus and $100 million commitment to do so. The foundation's work is focused in three primary areas: Policy for a Networked Society, Interactive Media for Children, and Information Technologies for Better Health. Markle pursues its goals through a range of activities including analysis, research, public information and the development of innovative media products and services. The foundation creates and operates many of its own projects-using not only grants but also investments and strategic alliances with non-profits and businesses. More information on the Markle Foundation can be found at www.markle.org. About the Internet Education Foundation The Internet Education Foundation (IEF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to educating the public and policymakers about the potential of a decentralized global Internet to promote democracy, communications, and commerce. Since its founding in 1997, IEF has worked on many educational projects including the Congressional Internet Caucus Advisory Committee. IEF contributes the staffing, coordination, and funding for the Internet Caucus Advisory Committee administration, Web sites, publications and events. IEF also developed and hosts the GetNetWise child online safety campaign to help assure that children have safe and rewarding experiences online. IEF is located at http://www.NetEd.org. ---------------------------------- CDT Update Subscription Information E-mail questions, comments, or requests to subscribe or unsubscribe to ari(a)cdt.org or call (202) 637-9800. Detailed information about online civil liberties issues may be found at http://www.cdt.org/ ----------------------------------- Ari Schwartz Policy Analyst Center for Democracy and Technology 1634 Eye Street NW, Suite 1100 Washington, DC 20006 202 637 9800 fax 202 637 0968 ari(a)cdt.org http://www.cdt.org -----------------------------------

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Eli Lilly makes Prozac patients email addresses public.
by A. Melon 05 Jul '01

05 Jul '01

Hundreds of patients had signed up at a Lilly Web site for an automated e-mail reminding them to take their dose of the antidepressant. Lilly spokesman Jeff Newton said a message sent June 27 announcing the end of the service mistakenly included the e-mail addresses of all the subscribers in the message header. [...] http://www.cnn.com/2001/HEALTH/07/05/lilly.privacy.ap/index.html

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by gambliel＠corp.earthlink.net 05 Jul '01

05 Jul '01

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Network and Info Systems Security Training Conference - Wash DC, 16 July 2001
by David C. Dickson 05 Jul '01

05 Jul '01

To: CYPHERPUNKS(a)TOAD.COM NEW SPEAKERS ADDED PLEASE FORWARD THIS TO YOUR MANAGER OF SYSTEMS SECURITY, TRENDS, AND SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP. Market*Access International is proud to present .... NETWORK AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY - TRAINING CONFERENCE AGENCY INTRUSION DETECTION REQUIREMENTS and TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS Date: July 16, 2001 Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington D.C. Atrium Ballroom Time: 7:30 AM Registration and Continental Breakfast Program Starts: 8:30 AM Wrap-up: 4:15 PM About this Conference: As government becomes more dependent on e-business, databases, information storehouses, mission critical information storage and information sharing, new risks are posed. These risks may come from student hackers, foreign governments or foreign military, terrorist organizations or even internal users. With the new e-Government applications and communications, computer security has emerged as a top issue and challenge. This conference will highlight the risks, opportunities and innovative management and technical approaches to the detection and response to unauthorized intrusions into agency data. The conference will focus on business and military applications and agency plans and programs for securing these applications. A highlight of this conference will be a section on AGENCY REQUIREMENTS AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES and strategies of coping with unauthorized attempts to compromise agency and DoD systems and data. SPEAKERS WILL REPRESENT THE FOLLOWING AGENCIES/COMPANIES: Navy NMCI � Mark Lavoie � Communications Officer, CDR, USNR PEO IT (Program Executive Office of Information Technology). 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RE: Most of a nation on probation?
by Sandy Sandfort 05 Jul '01

05 Jul '01

Sampo Syreeni wrote: > The difference is that most of > the people around here seem to > be arguing from the societal > point of view. (Cheap) parole, > even if sheer bliss for the > felon, is a bad thing when > thought about with due respect > to what it does to whole > communities. Yes, that's correct. I am arguing against that collectivist viewpoint. It's the individual's suffering I'm most concerned with. I think it would be great to reform the whole shebang; let's do it, but let's not put the cart before the horse and harm the individual "for the greater good." Yeah, laws are tough to repeal, but that's where our efforts need to be placed, not on some indirect, "we'll really make it costly for the state" approach. Of course, as Cypherpunks we REALLY should be thinking how to make the laws irrelevant. And for what it's worth, that comes easier when we are dealing with someone who is relatively freer due to being on parole. Now let's put some Cypherpunk brain power towards those tattletale ankle transponders... S a n d y

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RE: Meatspace anonymity manual
by Aimee Farr 05 Jul '01

05 Jul '01

> Of course, this mechanism is very weak in the face of a > reputation attack - an Agent Provocateur or a whole bloc > of APs could easily destroy the credibility of the the > blackbloc technique. > > > Peter Trei Duh. :) No, my reference to the Lone Ranger mask was in regard to the fact it wasn't really effective concealment. Some of these groups have attracted the attention of sophisticated *private* interests. ~Aimee

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Colorado to use facial recognition
by George＠Orwellian.Org 05 Jul '01

05 Jul '01

In a slightly confused report, HNN said the state of Colorado would start using facial recognition software in a year. "Mainly to prevent duplicate driver's license issuances." "Where the cameras will be placed is secret." Well, if you were going to check for license dups, you'd use it in the DMV after taking the picture of the person wanting a license. If anyone finds a less confused report on this, please post. ---- (As previously posted to the list.) http://foxnews.com/story/0,2933,28793,00.html # # Man Gets Ten Years in Prison for Pornographic Diary Entries # # An Ohio man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after writing # fictitious stories about torturing and sexually abusing young # children. [snip] # # Still, Dalton was guilty of pandering obscenity because he "did # create, reproduce or publish any obscene material that has a # minor as one of its participants or portrayed observers," the # indictment said. # # "Even without passing it on to anyone else, he committed a # felony," Domis said. # # Franklin County Prosecutor Ron O'Brien called the case a # "breakthrough" in the battle against child pornography. Well, isn't that special. Thought crime in the first degree. Use google to search for: "erotic adventures of the brady bunch" 15 The Erotic Adventures of the Brady Bunch 16 [snip of 62 lines] 18 19 Bobby and Cindy were 14. While both had masturbated, neither was 20 really sure what sex was all about. That's why they were hiding in the 21 closet in Marcia's room. They had watched everything Greg and Marcia 22 had done, and were more than ready to give it a try. Bobby's almost 23 hairless cock had gotten hard before Greg had even mounted Marcia, and 24 it was still hard. Cindy's virgin pussy was so wet her panties were 25 soaked. As soon as Marcia and Greg were gone, they rushed out of the 26 closet and fell onto the bed. They had stripped while they watched, 27 but were too afraid of making noise to do anything. 28 29 Bobby pulled Cindy close, kissed her eyes and mouth the way he'd seen 30 Greg kiss Marcia. He moved down to Cindy's tiny, barely bulging 31 titties and began to lick and suck the nipples. They hardened even 32 more, which surprised him. He hadn't known that would happen. 33 34 Cindy held Bobby's cock gently. It was her first, and she wasn't sure 35 it wouldn't break. Bobby covered her hand with his and squeezed, then 36 stroked his shaft, showing her how to jack his dick. She stroked it a 37 few times on her own, liking the way it felt in her hand. 38 39 They skipped the rest of the foreplay they had seen. Both were eager 40 to fuck. But Cindy was a virgin, and they both knew a girls first fuck 41 could be painful. Cindy liked Bobby, trusted him, wanted him to be her 42 first. She lay on her back, her face framed by blond curls, her 43 lightly haired snatch a slightly darker blonde. She spread her legs 44 wide, fingered herself for a moment, letting Bobby look at her 45 pussy. Bobby stretched out above her, his knees between her legs, his 46 arms supporting his weight, his young, hard cock touching her 47 belly. Cindy took hold of his tool, guided it to her cunt, helped him 48 enter her. He entered slowly, stopping when Cindy flinched. He started 49 to backup, not wanting to hurt her. She grabbed his ass with both 50 hands, pulled him hard towards herself, felt a tearing pain in her 51 cunt. She buried her face in his shoulder, stifling a scream. She 52 told him not to move, told him that she had been told the pain would 53 go away in a few minutes. 54 [snip of 705 lines] And that's Google's WWW search. Then there's their Usenet search...

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