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CDR: de minimus non curat lex
by TIGGGGERMOM＠aol.com 07 Sep '00

07 Sep '00

what does this mean????

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CDR: FBI "rejects" student profiling
by brflgnk＠cotse.com 07 Sep '00

07 Sep '00

http://washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A23462-2000Sep6.html Of interest: though the unnamed spokesman asserted that the FBI is opposed to profiling students to detect potential school violence, the article still includes a laundry list of "warning signs": "The FBI provided a list of clues to look for after a student has made a violent threat." "Unsupervised" computer and Internet access is mentioned twice. Soon to come: "We cannot be so fixated on the right to free access to information..." For the chiiilldren, of course!

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CDR: Re: My sister
by brainless＠casinoaward.com 07 Sep '00

07 Sep '00

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CDR: This might be the day...
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07 Sep '00

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CDR: Experience the Legacy...
by apoio＠giganetstore.com 07 Sep '00

07 Sep '00

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CDR: Re: Mind altering drugs
by David Marshall 07 Sep '00

07 Sep '00

EPKuzas(a)webtv.net (Edward Kuzas) writes: > Can mind altering drugs be given to someone without - that person > knowing? Of course. What a silly question. How else can we explain you?

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CDR: RE: RE: Re: Permutations in DES
by Trei, Peter 07 Sep '00

07 Sep '00

> ---------- > From: Trei, Peter > Reply To: Trei, Peter > Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 10:06 AM > To: cypherpunks(a)einstein.ssz.com; 'juzam' > Subject: CDR: RE: Re: Permutations in DES > > My understanding is that the initial permutation, (which essentially > writes the 64 bits of key in a 8 x 8 block by column and row, ^ replace 'key' with 'data'. mea culpa -pt > then reads it out by row and column) was included to simplify > early DES chip hardware. It has no impact on the security of > the algorithm. If you know what you are doing, it does not effect > key agility in software implementations. > > Peter Trei >

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CDR: RE: Re: Permutations in DES
by Trei, Peter 07 Sep '00

07 Sep '00

My understanding is that the initial permutation, (which essentially writes the 64 bits of key in a 8 x 8 block by column and row, then reads it out by row and column) was included to simplify early DES chip hardware. It has no impact on the security of the algorithm. If you know what you are doing, it does not effect key agility in software implementations. Peter Trei > ---------- > From: juzam[SMTP:juzam@cyberspace.org] > Reply To: juzam > Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2000 5:30 PM > To: cypherpunks(a)einstein.ssz.com > Subject: CDR: Re: Permutations in DES > > according to applied cryptography, these permutaions do not effect the > security of the algorithm, but i'm not sure about the purpose. > > Augusto Jun Devegili wrote: > > > Hi all, > > > > I was just wondering... In DES, there's an Initial > > Permutation (IP) on the plaintext, then 16 rounds, and > > then the inverse permutation (IP^-1) of the result to > > produce the ciphertext. > > > > How effective are these permutations? Do they really > > add diffusion to the algorithm, considering that they > > don't depend on the key? > > > > Someone told me that they are necessary to provide > > reversibility to DES. Is this correct? > > > > Thanks in advance, > > Best Regards, > > > > Devegili > > -- > foo===================== > rim vilgalys >

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CDR: segfault story on RSA
by Tom Vogt 07 Sep '00

07 Sep '00

I think this guy put it much better than the official press release. :) http://www.segfault.org/story.phtml?mode=2&id=39b6e1b5-0685fba0

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CDR: Re: Good work by FBI and SEC on Emulex fraud case
by Bill Stewart 07 Sep '00

07 Sep '00

>At 1:12 PM -0700 8/31/00, Eric Murray wrote: >>A small note: IW digitally-signing the releases would not >>have made a difference in this case-- the guy used his knowledge >>of IW's procedures to social-engineer IW into accepting the >>fake release without doing their usual checking procedures. At 01:22 PM 8/31/00 -0700, Tim May wrote: >The system I envision would mean each chunk of text ("press release") >would carry a digital sig, which could be checked multiple times. >Hard for social engineering to get past the fact that Emulex, say, >had not digitally signed their own alleged press release. How often do people check signatures? If they check them, and they pass, how often do they check keys? -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1

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