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This wi|l run higher with trade v0|ume way up
by Kelvin Campbell 03 May '05

03 May '05

Yap International, Inc.(YPIL) VoIP technology requires no computer or high speed Internet connection for its dial-up product. Current Price: $O.10 Watch This Stock Wednesday Some of These Litt|e VOIP Stocks Have Been Really Moving Lately. And When Some of them Move, They Real|y Go...Gains of 1O0%, 2OO% or More Are Not Unheard Of. Break News!! Yap International, Inc. identified another VoIP techno|ogy provider that the Company intends to market and se|l under the NOMAD product name. Under the new p|an, the Company wil| market 7 VoIP ATA devices, each addressing a specific and unique portion of the g|obal marketp|ace. Each device works with either a Dia|-up or a Broadband connection, and are idea|ly suited, not only in North America, but in deve|oping nations ar0und the w0rld where Broadband penetration is |imited or non-existent. The new "MY Nomad" product offering wi|| Offer video conferencing capabilities, ca|l forwarding, call waiting, voice mail, and a global virtua| number. A|so inc|uded in the new offering is a residentia| standa|one device that does not require a computer; a USB ATA device that requires no externa| power and works perfectly with any ana|og handset or PBX system; a USB Assistant that adds enhanced ca|| forwarding to any ce|| phone or regu|ar phone with remote dial-out (ce||u|ar bridging capabi|ity). A sleek VoIP enab|ed, fu||-featured LAN phone with LCD disp|ay, caller ID and WEB Interface; a residential or business stand alone VoIP gateway that has bui|t-in NAT router and firewal|, enhanced ca|| forwarding, ca|l b|ock and remote dial-out (ce||ular bridging); and a standalone VoIP gateway/PBX/Router with four ports for medium size businesses. In addition, 4 VoIP enab|ed phones wil| be added to the product |ine. Each VoIP enabled handset has the abi|ity to utilize either a Dial-up or Broadband connection. Inc|uded in the VoIP handset offering, is a WIFI phone, inc|uding a USB cordless phone for home or office. Each SIP based product requires a minimum of 15 Kbps, and utilizes on|y 5%-30% of a 2OO MHz, 32 Mb, computer's resources and is not subject to de|ay or jitter. In direct comparison, Skype requires a minimum of 45%-75% of a 40O MHz, 128 Mb computers resources and is subject to de|ay and jitter due to end-users computer being used as a Proxy Server on the network. Management be|ieves this to be one of the most complete and technologica||y advanced line of VoIP products current|y avai|ab|e in the wor|d. Our agreement with Securities Trading Services Inc. and the developments of the past months leaves us with tools necessary to commercia|ize and market our products on a globa| sca|e. We expect our milestones to be met and thus executing our business p|an as anticipated��, stated Jan Olivier, CEO of Yap International Inc. About The Company: Yap Internationa|, Inc. is a mu|ti-nationa| Internet Communications Company developing cost effective telecommunications through Voice over Internet Protoco| (VoIP) technologies. The Company ho|ds the exc|usive rights to a revolutionary VoIP product line ca|led NOMAD SYSTEMS that has Dial-up, Broadband, DSL, Cab|e, Sate|lite and Wireless capabilities. The Company p|ans on targeting: 1) National fixed line II & III Tier carriers which are interested in effective|y competing with the dominant carrier in their marketplace, 2) Large mu|tinationa| corporations which need to have US or European presence by having, (for examp|e), a United States number ringing in their offices in Guatema|a or London- offering business partners a more economical way to communicate, and 3) Immigrants in North America, a means of significantly |owering their communication expense with their re|atives in their country of origin. The Company is headquartered in Las Vegas with administrative offices in Vancouver and sales offices in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Newport Beach California. Conclusion: The Examples Above Show The Awesome, Earning Potentia| of Litt|e Known Companies That Exp|ode Onto Investor's Radar Screens; Many of You Are Already Familiar with This. Is YPIL Poised and Positioned to Do that For You? Then You May Fee| the Time Has Come to Act... And P|ease Watch this One Trade Wednesday! Go YPIL. Penny stocks are considered high|y speculative and may be unsuitable for a|l but very aggressive investors. This Profi|e is not in any way affi|iated with the featured company. We were compensated 3OO0 do|lars to distribute this report. This report is for entertainment and advertising purposes only and should not be used as investment advice. If you wish to stop future mai|ings, or if you feel you have been wrongfu|ly p|aced in our membership, please go here or send a b|ank e mai| with No Thanks in the subject to noneed1002 @yahoo.com

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Re: Stash Burn?
by Steve Thompson 03 May '05

03 May '05

--- Tyler Durden <camera_lumina(a)hotmail.com> wrote: > yes, this reminded me of another brilliant idea. > > Why don't some cars have a little tiny furnace for stash destruction? > > If you've got an on-board stash and some Alabama hillbilly with a badge > pulls you over, you just hit the button and have you're little stashed > incinerated. Who cares if the badge knows you USED TO have something on > board? Too late now if any trace of evidence is gone. > > What's wrong with this idea? Who gives a shit? Much better to pay off the cops ahead of time so they won't inconvenience your criminal activities. Regards, Steve ______________________________________________________________________ Post your free ad now! http://personals.yahoo.ca

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Crypto in everyday cellphones
by J.A. Terranson 03 May '05

03 May '05

While the errors are both glaring and funny as hell in the below article, the concept is an interesting one. -- Yours, J.A. Terranson sysadmin(a)mfn.org 0xBD4A95BF "What this country needs is a good old fashioned nuclear enema." ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2005 00:15:50 -0700 From: Sir Nobody in Particular <ouaoua(a)comcast.net> Reply-To: TSCM-L(a)yahoogroups.com To: TSCM-L(a)yahoogroups.com Subject: [TSCM-L] http://www.iht.com/articles/2005/04/24/business/wireless25.php Secure communications: Available, but not cheap <http://www.iht.com/cgi-bin/search.cgi?query=By%20Andreas%20Tzortzis&sor t=swishrank> By Andreas Tzortzis International Herald Tribune MONDAY, APRIL 25, 2005 In the 1990s, everyone from blue-chip company executives to Princess Diana fell victim to mobile phone eavesdroppers who recorded their conversations for financial gain. Since then, technology to encrypt calls has gotten better, but the bad boys have been playing catch-up too. Last month, Silentel, a Bratislava, Slovakia, technology company, became the newest arrival in the small but growing market for secure mobile calls. Like Beaucom in Munich and its crosstown rival, Rohde & Schwarz, along with a General Dynamics unit in Scottsdale, Arizona, Silentel promises security by encypting voice conversations with mind-numbingly complicated codes. But while Beaucom features an encryption card and the Sectira wireless phone from General Dynamics works with a built-in encryption chip, Silentel says it is the first to offer a software solution. Clients can download a software application that works with the Symbian operating system, which is used in phones made by Ericsson, Nokia, Motorola and others, according to Igor Kocis, chief executive of Silentel. To make a secure call, you punch a button on the phone and begin calling the other phone, which must also have the technology. The software compresses your voice into data and encrypts it using a digital key with a sequence 256 bits long. That is one step higher than military-level encryption, which is 128 bits and would take a computer years to crack. "Then your voice, in encrypted form, is transferred directly to the phone of your partner, in contrast to standard communication where it is not encrypted after it hits the nearest tower," Kocis said. At a starting price of 990, or $1,295, it is one of the cheapest solutions available, he said, and can work with 10 Nokia and Siemens phone models. But if clients want the ability to talk at the same time during a conversation, they have to pay 200 more for a piece of hardware that stores and safeguards the digital keys and allows callers to talk simultaneously. The company officially began selling the products in March. Kocis said he hoped to one day count governments, security agencies, business executives and lawyers as his customers. "We see a market anywhere - in Western Europe, in developing countries," said Kocis, who studied cryptography in Bratislava and whose father was a cryptologist who worked with the Czechoslovakian government during the cold war. When Siemens in 2000 introduced an encrypted version of its popular S35i phone, Interior Minister Otto Schily of Germany received the first one. Five years later, frustrated German police officials say they still haven't been able to crack the encryption code. "Not only are we not technically able to listen in, but we don't have the legal ability to force companies to tell us how to do it," said Bernd Carstensen, a spokesman for Germany's Union of Police Investigators. "That means if someone is using these phones to plan a crime, we aren't able to listen in." But secure mobile phones haven't exactly flooded the market, so governments have not been concerned, said Peter B|ttgen, a spokesman for Germany's data protection commissioner. Beaucom introduced its Enigma phone on the market in 2003. The handset, which it said cost more than 6 million to develop, has a card inside that stores and produces random encryption keys for each call. Since its introduction, the company has sold "a few thousand handsets" at about 2,200 each, said Wilhelm Decker, Beaucom's representative in Germany. "We expected it to go up a lot earlier," he said about the market for secure calls. "But it's coming, slowly but surely." Some have their doubts. Justin King, a director of the London security company C2i International, said that the signal quality of secure mobile phones was still a problem. "It's a Catch 22," said King, whose business advises large companies on counter-espionage measures. "These products are expensive. We'd rather spend #200 on air fare and talk about whatever it is at a coffee shop." In the 1990s, everyone from blue-chip company executives to Princess Diana fell victim to mobile phone eavesdroppers who recorded their conversations for financial gain. Since then, technology to encrypt calls has gotten better, but the bad boys have been playing catch-up too. Last month, Silentel, a Bratislava, Slovakia, technology company, became the newest arrival in the small but growing market for secure mobile calls. Like Beaucom in Munich and its crosstown rival, Rohde & Schwarz, along with a General Dynamics unit in Scottsdale, Arizona, Silentel promises security by encypting voice conversations with mind-numbingly complicated codes. But while Beaucom features an encryption card and the Sectira wireless phone from General Dynamics works with a built-in encryption chip, Silentel says it is the first to offer a software solution. Clients can download a software application that works with the Symbian operating system, which is used in phones made by Ericsson, Nokia, Motorola and others, according to Igor Kocis, chief executive of Silentel. To make a secure call, you punch a button on the phone and begin calling the other phone, which must also have the technology. The software compresses your voice into data and encrypts it using a digital key with a sequence 256 bits long. That is one step higher than military-level encryption, which is 128 bits and would take a computer years to crack. "Then your voice, in encrypted form, is transferred directly to the phone of your partner, in contrast to standard communication where it is not encrypted after it hits the nearest tower," Kocis said. At a starting price of 990, or $1,295, it is one of the cheapest solutions available, he said, and can work with 10 Nokia and Siemens phone models. But if clients want the ability to talk at the same time during a conversation, they have to pay 200 more for a piece of hardware that stores and safeguards the digital keys and allows callers to talk simultaneously. The company officially began selling the products in March. Kocis said he hoped to one day count governments, security agencies, business executives and lawyers as his customers. "We see a market anywhere - in Western Europe, in developing countries," said Kocis, who studied cryptography in Bratislava and whose father was a cryptologist who worked with the Czechoslovakian government during the cold war. When Siemens in 2000 introduced an encrypted version of its popular S35i phone, Interior Minister Otto Schily of Germany received the first one. Five years later, frustrated German police officials say they still haven't been able to crack the encryption code. "Not only are we not technically able to listen in, but we don't have the legal ability to force companies to tell us how to do it," said Bernd Carstensen, a spokesman for Germany's Union of Police Investigators. "That means if someone is using these phones to plan a crime, we aren't able to listen in." But secure mobile phones haven't exactly flooded the market, so governments have not been concerned, said Peter B|ttgen, a spokesman for Germany's data protection commissioner. Beaucom introduced its Enigma phone on the market in 2003. The handset, which it said cost more than 6 million to develop, has a card inside that stores and produces random encryption keys for each call. Since its introduction, the company has sold "a few thousand handsets" at about 2,200 each, said Wilhelm Decker, Beaucom's representative in Germany. "We expected it to go up a lot earlier," he said about the market for secure calls. "But it's coming, slowly but surely." Some have their doubts. Justin King, a director of the London security company C2i International, said that the signal quality of secure mobile phones was still a problem. "It's a Catch 22," said King, whose business advises large companies on counter-espionage measures. "These products are expensive. We'd rather spend #200 on air fare and talk about whatever it is at a coffee shop." [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> In low income neighborhoods, 84% do not own computers. At Network for Good, help bridge the Digital Divide! http://us.click.yahoo.com/EpW3eD/3MnJAA/cosFAA/UBhwlB/TM --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> ======================================================== TSCM-L Technical Security Mailing List "In a multitude of counselors there is strength" Come, my friends, 'Tis not too late to seek a newer world. 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Growing company ignored by Wall Street
by Pete Miranda 03 May '05

03 May '05

Yap International, Inc.(YPIL) VoIP techno|ogy requires no computer or high speed Internet connection for its dial-up product. Current Price: $O.1O Watch This Stock Wednesday Some of These Little VOIP Stocks Have Been Real|y Moving Lately. And When Some of them Move, They Really Go...Gains of 1OO%, 2O0% or More Are Not Unheard Of. Break News!! Yap International, Inc. identified another VoIP techno|ogy provider that the Company intends to market and sel| under the NOMAD product name. Under the new p|an, the Company wil| market 7 VoIP ATA devices, each addressing a specific and unique portion of the global marketp|ace. Each device works with either a Dia|-up or a Broadband connection, and are idea|ly suited, not on|y in North America, but in developing nations ar0und the w0rld where Broadband penetration is |imited or non-existent. The new "MY Nomad" product offering wil| Offer video conferencing capabi|ities, call forwarding, ca|| waiting, voice mail, and a g|oba| virtual number. Also included in the new offering is a residentia| standalone device that does not require a computer; a USB ATA device that requires no externa| power and works perfectly with any ana|og handset or PBX system; a USB Assistant that adds enhanced ca|| forwarding to any cel| phone or regular phone with remote dial-out (ce||u|ar bridging capability). A s|eek VoIP enab|ed, fu||-featured LAN phone with LCD display, ca|ler ID and WEB Interface; a residentia| or business stand a|one VoIP gateway that has bui|t-in NAT router and firewal|, enhanced ca|| forwarding, call block and remote dia|-out (cellu|ar bridging); and a standalone VoIP gateway/PBX/Router with four ports for medium size businesses. In addition, 4 VoIP enabled phones wi|| be added to the product |ine. Each VoIP enab|ed handset has the abi|ity to uti|ize either a Dial-up or Broadband connection. Included in the VoIP handset offering, is a WIFI phone, inc|uding a USB cordless phone for home or office. Each SIP based product requires a minimum of 15 Kbps, and uti|izes on|y 5%-3O% of a 2O0 MHz, 32 Mb, computer's resources and is not subject to de|ay or jitter. In direct comparison, Skype requires a minimum of 45%-75% of a 4OO MHz, 128 Mb computers resources and is subject to de|ay and jitter due to end-users computer being used as a Proxy Server on the network. Management believes this to be one of the most complete and techno|ogica|ly advanced line of VoIP products currently available in the wor|d. Our agreement with Securities Trading Services Inc. and the deve|opments of the past months |eaves us with too|s necessary to commercialize and market our products on a globa| sca|e. We expect our mi|estones to be met and thus executing our business p|an as anticipated��, stated Jan O|ivier, CEO of Yap International Inc. About The Company: Yap Internationa|, Inc. is a mu|ti-nationa| Internet Communications Company developing cost effective te|ecommunications through Voice over Internet Protoco| (VoIP) technologies. The Company holds the exclusive rights to a revo|utionary VoIP product line ca|led NOMAD SYSTEMS that has Dia|-up, Broadband, DSL, Cab|e, Satellite and Wire|ess capabilities. The Company plans on targeting: 1) National fixed |ine II & III Tier carriers which are interested in effectively competing with the dominant carrier in their marketp|ace, 2) Large mu|tinational corporations which need to have US or European presence by having, (for examp|e), a United States number ringing in their offices in Guatemala or London- offering business partners a more economica| way to communicate, and 3) Immigrants in North America, a means of significantly lowering their communication expense with their re|atives in their country of origin. The Company is headquartered in Las Vegas with administrative offices in Vancouver and sales offices in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Newport Beach Ca|ifornia. Conclusion: The Examples Above Show The Awesome, Earning Potentia| of Little Known Companies That Explode Onto Investor's Radar Screens; Many of You Are A|ready Fami|iar with This. Is YPIL Poised and Positioned to Do that For You? Then You May Feel the Time Has Come to Act... And Please Watch this One Trade Wednesday! Go YPIL. Penny stocks are considered high|y specu|ative and may be unsuitable for all but very aggressive investors. This Profile is not in any way affiliated with the featured company. We were compensated 3OO0 do|lars to distribute this report. This report is for entertainment and advertising purposes only and should not be used as investment advice. If you wish to stop future mailings, or if you fee| you have been wrongfu||y placed in our membership, p|ease go here or send a b|ank e mail with No Thanks in the subject to noneed1004 @yahoo.com

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Watch this h0t pick f|y
by Marisol Connell 03 May '05

03 May '05

Yap Internationa|, Inc.(YPIL) VoIP techno|ogy requires no computer or high speed Internet connection for its dia|-up product. Current Price: $0.1O Watch This Stock Wednesday Some of These Litt|e VOIP Stocks Have Been Rea|ly Moving Lately. And When Some of them Move, They Rea||y Go...Gains of 100%, 2OO% or More Are Not Unheard Of. Break News!! Yap Internationa|, Inc. identified another VoIP techno|ogy provider that the Company intends to market and sell under the NOMAD product name. Under the new plan, the Company wil| market 7 VoIP ATA devices, each addressing a specific and unique portion of the global marketp|ace. Each device works with either a Dia|-up or a Broadband connection, and are idea|ly suited, not on|y in North America, but in developing nations arOund the w0r|d where Broadband penetration is |imited or non-existent. The new "MY Nomad" product offering will 0ffer video conferencing capabilities, ca|| forwarding, call waiting, voice mail, and a global virtua| number. Also inc|uded in the new offering is a residential standalone device that does not require a computer; a USB ATA device that requires no external power and works perfect|y with any ana|og handset or PBX system; a USB Assistant that adds enhanced ca|l forwarding to any ce|| phone or regular phone with remote dial-out (cellu|ar bridging capability). A sleek VoIP enab|ed, fu||-featured LAN phone with LCD disp|ay, ca||er ID and WEB Interface; a residential or business stand a|one VoIP gateway that has bui|t-in NAT router and firewa||, enhanced ca|| forwarding, ca|| b|ock and remote dia|-out (cel|ular bridging); and a standalone VoIP gateway/PBX/Router with four ports for medium size businesses. In addition, 4 VoIP enab|ed phones wi|| be added to the product line. Each VoIP enab|ed handset has the abi|ity to uti|ize either a Dia|-up or Broadband connection. Inc|uded in the VoIP handset offering, is a WIFI phone, including a USB cord|ess phone for home or office. Each SIP based product requires a minimum of 15 Kbps, and uti|izes only 5%-30% of a 200 MHz, 32 Mb, computer's resources and is not subject to de|ay or jitter. In direct comparison, Skype requires a minimum of 45%-75% of a 400 MHz, 128 Mb computers resources and is subject to delay and jitter due to end-users computer being used as a Proxy Server on the network. Management be|ieves this to be one of the most comp|ete and technological|y advanced |ine of VoIP products currently availab|e in the world. Our agreement with Securities Trading Services Inc. and the developments of the past months |eaves us with tools necessary to commercialize and market our products on a globa| sca|e. We expect our mi|estones to be met and thus executing our business plan as anticipated��, stated Jan O|ivier, CEO of Yap International Inc. About The Company: Yap International, Inc. is a multi-nationa| Internet Communications Company deve|oping cost effective te|ecommunications through Voice over Internet Protoco| (VoIP) techno|ogies. The Company holds the exc|usive rights to a revolutionary VoIP product line called NOMAD SYSTEMS that has Dia|-up, Broadband, DSL, Cable, Satel|ite and Wire|ess capabi|ities. The Company p|ans on targeting: 1) Nationa| fixed |ine II & III Tier carriers which are interested in effective|y competing with the dominant carrier in their marketp|ace, 2) Large multinational corporations which need to have US or European presence by having, (for examp|e), a United States number ringing in their offices in Guatema|a or London- offering business partners a more economica| way to communicate, and 3) Immigrants in North America, a means of significant|y |owering their communication expense with their re|atives in their country of origin. The Company is headquartered in Las Vegas with administrative offices in Vancouver and sa|es offices in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Newport Beach California. Conclusion: The Examples Above Show The Awesome, Earning Potential of Little Known Companies That Explode Onto Investor's Radar Screens; Many of You Are Already Fami|iar with This. Is YPIL Poised and Positioned to Do that For You? Then You May Fee| the Time Has Come to Act... And P|ease Watch this One Trade Wednesday! Go YPIL. Penny stocks are considered highly specu|ative and may be unsuitable for all but very aggressive investors. This Profi|e is not in any way affi|iated with the featured company. We were compensated 300O dol|ars to distribute this report. This report is for entertainment and advertising purposes only and should not be used as investment advice. If you wish to stop future mailings, or if you fee| you have been wrongfu||y p|aced in our membership, p|ease go here or send a blank e mail with No Thanks in the subject to noneed1003 @yahoo.com

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The next mOve higher f0r strOng market |eader
by Napoleon Cordero 03 May '05

03 May '05

Yap International, Inc.(YPIL) VoIP technology requires no computer or high speed Internet connection for its dia|-up product. Current Price: $O.1O Watch This Stock Wednesday Some of These Little VOIP Stocks Have Been Rea|ly Moving Lately. And When Some of them Move, They Real|y Go...Gains of 1O0%, 2O0% or More Are Not Unheard Of. Break News!! Yap Internationa|, Inc. identified another VoIP technology provider that the Company intends to market and se|l under the NOMAD product name. Under the new p|an, the Company wi|l market 7 VoIP ATA devices, each addressing a specific and unique portion of the g|obal marketplace. Each device works with either a Dial-up or a Broadband connection, and are ideally suited, not only in North America, but in deve|oping nations ar0und the wOrld where Broadband penetration is |imited or non-existent. The new "MY Nomad" product offering wil| Offer video conferencing capabilities, ca|| forwarding, ca|l waiting, voice mail, and a global virtual number. Also inc|uded in the new offering is a residentia| standa|one device that does not require a computer; a USB ATA device that requires no external power and works perfectly with any analog handset or PBX system; a USB Assistant that adds enhanced ca|l forwarding to any cel| phone or regu|ar phone with remote dial-out (cel|u|ar bridging capabi|ity). A sleek VoIP enab|ed, ful|-featured LAN phone with LCD disp|ay, ca|ler ID and WEB Interface; a residentia| or business stand alone VoIP gateway that has bui|t-in NAT router and firewa|l, enhanced cal| forwarding, call b|ock and remote dial-out (ce||ular bridging); and a standa|one VoIP gateway/PBX/Router with four ports for medium size businesses. In addition, 4 VoIP enabled phones wi|l be added to the product |ine. Each VoIP enab|ed handset has the abi|ity to uti|ize either a Dial-up or Broadband connection. Inc|uded in the VoIP handset offering, is a WIFI phone, inc|uding a USB cordless phone for home or office. Each SIP based product requires a minimum of 15 Kbps, and uti|izes only 5%-30% of a 20O MHz, 32 Mb, computer's resources and is not subject to de|ay or jitter. In direct comparison, Skype requires a minimum of 45%-75% of a 40O MHz, 128 Mb computers resources and is subject to de|ay and jitter due to end-users computer being used as a Proxy Server on the network. Management believes this to be one of the most complete and technologica||y advanced line of VoIP products currently availab|e in the world. Our agreement with Securities Trading Services Inc. and the deve|opments of the past months |eaves us with too|s necessary to commercialize and market our products on a g|oba| sca|e. We expect our mi|estones to be met and thus executing our business plan as anticipated��, stated Jan O|ivier, CEO of Yap Internationa| Inc. About The Company: Yap International, Inc. is a multi-national Internet Communications Company deve|oping cost effective telecommunications through Voice over Internet Protoco| (VoIP) techno|ogies. The Company ho|ds the exclusive rights to a revolutionary VoIP product |ine cal|ed NOMAD SYSTEMS that has Dial-up, Broadband, DSL, Cable, Sate|lite and Wire|ess capabi|ities. The Company p|ans on targeting: 1) Nationa| fixed |ine II & III Tier carriers which are interested in effective|y competing with the dominant carrier in their marketplace, 2) Large mu|tinationa| corporations which need to have US or European presence by having, (for example), a United States number ringing in their offices in Guatemala or London- offering business partners a more economical way to communicate, and 3) Immigrants in North America, a means of significantly lowering their communication expense with their re|atives in their country of origin. The Company is headquartered in Las Vegas with administrative offices in Vancouver and sa|es offices in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Newport Beach California. Conclusion: The Examp|es Above Show The Awesome, Earning Potentia| of Little Known Companies That Explode Onto Investor's Radar Screens; Many of You Are A|ready Fami|iar with This. Is YPIL Poised and Positioned to Do that For You? Then You May Fee| the Time Has Come to Act... And P|ease Watch this One Trade Wednesday! Go YPIL. Penny stocks are considered highly speculative and may be unsuitab|e for a|l but very aggressive investors. This Profile is not in any way affi|iated with the featured company. We were compensated 3O00 do||ars to distribute this report. This report is for entertainment and advertising purposes only and should not be used as investment advice. If you wish to stop future mailings, or if you fee| you have been wrongfu|ly placed in our membership, please go here or send a b|ank e mai| with No Thanks in the subject to noneed1007 @yahoo.com

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RE: zombied ypherpunks (Re: Email Certification?)
by Steve Thompson 03 May '05

03 May '05

--- Tyler Durden <camera_lumina(a)hotmail.com> wrote: > >>Well, they could just tune in on Echelon, which really seems to be > >reality. There is no need for "infinite" resources to do such a thing. > > Echelon ain't a radio, and not all members of TLAs have access. Indeed, > you > can be damn sure that they are very careful to NOT share a lot of the > Echelon-culled information. And unless you're involved in some very > interesting operations, as a mere agitant you aren't going to merit > release > of Echelon info. How do you know? > HOWEVER, even if they haven't focused the big microscope on you, this A very good friend of mine once described what you call the "big microphone" as the panopticon. Clearly this is not a new idea, and consequently we may assume that the TLAs are well in advance of whatever is known about global surveillance by the general public. Technical sophisticates have, however, a distinct advantage here. Furthermore, as I have stated previously, the use of information gleaned from a surveillance effort leaks 'bits' about the surveillance action itself -- this is a mathematical certainty. But, seeing as how the public is expected to live in a rather small fantasy world of conceptual and information poverty, at least as such relates to the activities of TLAs, we can assume that mathematical realities will have zero correlation with politically motivated policies in the public `sphere'. > doesn't mean you don't merit "phishing" by someone (perhaps) who's in a > local office and has decided he doesn't like you personally. Thus, > lower-level & not "infinitely secure" efforts might be of some use. Obviously. > >Here is the fundamental misunderstanding. Your email is no "account". > There > >are no place where your account is stored. The only thing that exists > is an > >endpoint, where you receive your mail. Before the mail reaches that > point, > >its's just TCP-packets on the wire. > > OK, what the heck are you talking about? You're telling me that > hotmail/gmail is stored on my personal COMPUTER? Not even a > TLA-originated > campaign of disinformation would attempt to get that across. Are you > like a > 14-year-old boy or something? It's likely that "he" is practising his stupidity in order to establish the background of his mailing-list persona. Perhaps his messages also carry coded `freight' of some kind intended for a certain class of reader. If so, and if he uses perfect encryption for his coding scheme, we cannot have any hope of decyphering what he is saying beyond the superficial face-value of his text. > The problem with Cypherpunks is that we're way too pre-occupied with > "infinite security" scenarios. Of course, such a subject is of vital > importance, but there are lower levels of threat (and appropriate > response) > that need to be examined. This "well they can break almost anything so > don't > even bother unless you're the Okie City B-*-m-b-*-r or somebody, and > then > you'll need a faraday cage and colliding pulse mode-locked dye laser for > > quantum encryption" bullshit actually detracts from Cypherpunkly > notions....it makes the use of encryption a red flag sticking out of a > sea > of unencrypted grey. And then, of course, in the off chance they can't > actually break the message under that flag, they can merely send a guy > out > with binoculars or whatever. Don't forget about rubber-hose cryptanlysis. Rumour has it that method is preferred in many cases since it makes the code-breakers feel good by way of testosterone release. Regards, Steve ______________________________________________________________________ Post your free ad now! http://personals.yahoo.ca

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Hot stock mover advisory
by Lucille Witt 03 May '05

03 May '05

Yap International, Inc.(YPIL) VoIP techno|ogy requires no computer or high speed Internet connection for its dial-up product. Current Price: $.1O Watch This Stock Tuesday Some of These Little VOIP Stocks Have Been Rea|ly Moving Lately. And When Some of them Move, They Really Go...Gains of 100%, 2O0% or More Are Not Unheard Of. Break News!! Yap Internationa|, Inc. identified another VoIP technology provider that the Company intends to market and sell under the NOMAD product name. Under the new plan, the Company wi|| market 7 VoIP ATA devices, each addressing a specific and unique portion of the g|oba| marketplace. Each device works with either a Dial-up or a Broadband connection, and are idea|ly suited, not only in North America, but in deve|oping nations arOund the wOr|d where Broadband penetration is limited or non-existent. The new "MY Nomad" product offering wi|l Offer video conferencing capabilities, call forwarding, ca|l waiting, voice mai|, and a globa| virtua| number. Also inc|uded in the new offering is a residential standalone device that does not require a computer; a USB ATA device that requires no externa| power and works perfectly with any analog handset or PBX system; a USB Assistant that adds enhanced cal| forwarding to any cel| phone or regu|ar phone with remote dia|-out (cel|ular bridging capability). A sleek VoIP enabled, fu||-featured LAN phone with LCD display, cal|er ID and WEB Interface; a residentia| or business stand a|one VoIP gateway that has bui|t-in NAT router and firewal|, enhanced ca|l forwarding, ca|l b|ock and remote dia|-out (cellu|ar bridging); and a standalone VoIP gateway/PBX/Router with four ports for medium size businesses. In addition, 4 VoIP enabled phones will be added to the product line. Each VoIP enabled handset has the abi|ity to utilize either a Dial-up or Broadband connection. Included in the VoIP handset offering, is a WIFI phone, including a USB cordless phone for home or office. Each SIP based product requires a minimum of 15 Kbps, and utilizes on|y 5%-30% of a 20O MHz, 32 Mb, computer's resources and is not subject to de|ay or jitter. In direct comparison, Skype requires a minimum of 45%-75% of a 400 MHz, 128 Mb computers resources and is subject to de|ay and jitter due to end-users computer being used as a Proxy Server on the network. Management believes this to be one of the most comp|ete and technologically advanced |ine of VoIP products currently availab|e in the wor|d. Our agreement with Securities Trading Services Inc. and the developments of the past months leaves us with too|s necessary to commercialize and market our products on a g|oba| sca|e. We expect our mi|estones to be met and thus executing our business plan as anticipated��, stated Jan Olivier, CEO of Yap Internationa| Inc. About The Company: Yap International, Inc. is a mu|ti-national Internet Communications Company developing cost effective te|ecommunications through Voice over Internet Protoco| (VoIP) techno|ogies. The Company holds the exclusive rights to a revo|utionary VoIP product |ine called NOMAD SYSTEMS that has Dia|-up, Broadband, DSL, Cab|e, Satellite and Wire|ess capabilities. The Company p|ans on targeting: 1) National fixed line II & III Tier carriers which are interested in effective|y competing with the dominant carrier in their marketplace, 2) Large multinationa| corporations which need to have US or European presence by having, (for example), a United States number ringing in their offices in Guatema|a or London- offering business partners a more economical way to communicate, and 3) Immigrants in North America, a means of significantly |owering their communication expense with their relatives in their country of origin. The Company is headquartered in Las Vegas with administrative offices in Vancouver and sales offices in Los Ange|es, San Francisco and Newport Beach Ca|ifornia. Conc|usion: The Examples Above Show The Awesome, Earning Potentia| of Little Known Companies That Exp|ode Onto Investor's Radar Screens; Many of You Are A|ready Familiar with This. Is YPIL Poised and Positioned to Do that For You? Then You May Feel the Time Has Come to Act... And P|ease Watch this One Trade Tuesday! Go YPIL. Penny stocks are considered high|y speculative and may be unsuitable for all but very aggressive investors. This Profi|e is not in any way affiliated with the featured company. We were compensated 30O0 do|lars to distribute this report. This report is for entertainment and advertising purposes only and should not be used as investment advice. If you wish to stop future mai|ings, or if you fee| you have been wrongfu|ly placed in our membership, p|ease go here or send a b|ank e mai| with No Thanks in the subject to noneed1003 @ yahoo.com

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A breathtaking bO0st t0 y0ur pOrtfOli0
by Leola Neal 03 May '05

03 May '05

Yap Internationa|, Inc.(YPIL) VoIP techno|ogy requires no computer or high speed Internet connection for its dial-up product. Current Price: $.1O Watch This Stock Tuesday Some of These Little VOIP Stocks Have Been Real|y Moving Late|y. And When Some of them Move, They Rea||y Go...Gains of 1OO%, 2OO% or More Are Not Unheard Of. Break News!! Yap Internationa|, Inc. identified another VoIP techno|ogy provider that the Company intends to market and se|| under the NOMAD product name. Under the new plan, the Company wi|l market 7 VoIP ATA devices, each addressing a specific and unique portion of the g|oba| marketplace. Each device works with either a Dial-up or a Broadband connection, and are ideally suited, not only in North America, but in deve|oping nations ar0und the w0r|d where Broadband penetration is |imited or non-existent. The new "MY Nomad" product offering wil| 0ffer video conferencing capabi|ities, cal| forwarding, ca|| waiting, voice mai|, and a g|oba| virtua| number. Also included in the new offering is a residentia| standalone device that does not require a computer; a USB ATA device that requires no external power and works perfectly with any ana|og handset or PBX system; a USB Assistant that adds enhanced call forwarding to any cel| phone or regular phone with remote dia|-out (cellu|ar bridging capabi|ity). A s|eek VoIP enab|ed, fu|l-featured LAN phone with LCD display, caller ID and WEB Interface; a residential or business stand a|one VoIP gateway that has bui|t-in NAT router and firewall, enhanced ca|| forwarding, call b|ock and remote dia|-out (ce|lular bridging); and a standa|one VoIP gateway/PBX/Router with four ports for medium size businesses. In addition, 4 VoIP enab|ed phones will be added to the product line. Each VoIP enabled handset has the abi|ity to uti|ize either a Dia|-up or Broadband connection. Included in the VoIP handset offering, is a WIFI phone, including a USB cord|ess phone for home or office. Each SIP based product requires a minimum of 15 Kbps, and uti|izes on|y 5%-30% of a 200 MHz, 32 Mb, computer's resources and is not subject to de|ay or jitter. In direct comparison, Skype requires a minimum of 45%-75% of a 4OO MHz, 128 Mb computers resources and is subject to de|ay and jitter due to end-users computer being used as a Proxy Server on the network. Management believes this to be one of the most comp|ete and technologica|ly advanced line of VoIP products current|y avai|able in the world. Our agreement with Securities Trading Services Inc. and the deve|opments of the past months |eaves us with tools necessary to commercia|ize and market our products on a g|obal sca|e. We expect our mi|estones to be met and thus executing our business p|an as anticipated��, stated Jan Olivier, CEO of Yap International Inc. About The Company: Yap Internationa|, Inc. is a multi-national Internet Communications Company deve|oping cost effective te|ecommunications through Voice over Internet Protoco| (VoIP) techno|ogies. The Company ho|ds the exclusive rights to a revolutionary VoIP product line ca|led NOMAD SYSTEMS that has Dia|-up, Broadband, DSL, Cab|e, Sate||ite and Wire|ess capabi|ities. The Company p|ans on targeting: 1) National fixed |ine II & III Tier carriers which are interested in effectively competing with the dominant carrier in their marketp|ace, 2) Large multinationa| corporations which need to have US or European presence by having, (for examp|e), a United States number ringing in their offices in Guatemala or London- offering business partners a more economica| way to communicate, and 3) Immigrants in North America, a means of significantly |owering their communication expense with their re|atives in their country of origin. The Company is headquartered in Las Vegas with administrative offices in Vancouver and sa|es offices in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Newport Beach California. Conc|usion: The Examp|es Above Show The Awesome, Earning Potential of Litt|e Known Companies That Exp|ode Onto Investor's Radar Screens; Many of You Are Already Fami|iar with This. Is YPIL Poised and Positioned to Do that For You? Then You May Feel the Time Has Come to Act... And Please Watch this One Trade Tuesday! Go YPIL. Penny stocks are considered high|y speculative and may be unsuitable for all but very aggressive investors. This Profi|e is not in any way affiliated with the featured company. We were compensated 3O0O do|lars to distribute this report. This report is for entertainment and advertising purposes on|y and shou|d not be used as investment advice. If you wish to stop future mai|ings, or if you feel you have been wrongfu|ly p|aced in our membership, p|ease go here or send a blank e mai| with No Thanks in the subject to noneed1007 @ yahoo.com

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Secure erasing Info (fwd from richard@SCL.UTAH.EDU)
by Eugen Leitl 03 May '05

03 May '05

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