- cypherpunks-legacy - lists.cpunks.org

U.S. relaxes licensing grip on encryption
by Xena - Warrior Princess 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

(From the Mercury News, see subject line) http://www.sjmercury.com/business/center/encrypt070898.htm It's a start, at least.

1 0

A Mirror - 'Don't be blue if you should be green'
by StanSqncrs＠aol.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Sorry, that server that address I gave you on earlier seems to be all locked up, so I created a mirror, check it out, Stan, The Desecration of 'The Dark Side of the Moon' http://members.aol.com/RealityWal/DarkSide/darkside.html

1 0

No Subject
by nobody＠REPLAY.COM 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

I made another page, which details what Capital records did to Dark Side of the Moon when they reissued on cd. Guess what they covered-up. :-) Check it out, Stan, The Desecration of 'The Dark Side of the Moon' http://members.tripod.com/StanSqncrs/DarkSide/darkside.html

1 0

Re: RSA in perl illegal to export (Re: Junger et al.)
by Jeff.Nisewanger＠Eng.Sun.COM 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

> There are t-shirts out there with both human readable and > machine readable (bar code) versions of the RSA in 3 code.... Wear it > when boarding an international flight.... They even state that they > are a munition and ITAR controlled in BIG letters on the back... Or take out a classified ad (so to speak) in the New York Times and have it published on paper. Jeff

4 3

test
by Steve Orrin 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

test

1 0

RE: RSA in perl illegal to export (Re: Junger et al.)
by Ernest Hua 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Would someone who has actually scanned this T-shirt in please let us know how you did it (which equipment, what software, etc.)? Thanks! Ern

1 0

DoD Plans Global Domestic Invasion
by John Young 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

DoD released today the text of a June 11 speech which describes how the military is planning for the first time in US history to establish a homeland defense command, to operate inside US borders for protection against terrorism and weapons of mass destruction: http://jya.com/dsd061198.htm A special unit will handle cyber threats. The CINC-US will be a vast increase over the traditional role of domestic law enforcement by FBI, ATF and other federal, state and local authorities, lately supplemented by the National Guard, FEMA, PCCIP, and the newly formed COIA at Commerce and the President's special office on domestic terrorism. Deputy Secretary of Defense Hamre said the command will work with the newly formed Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) which will be under C4I of DoD. Another press release today covered Hamre's June 22 speech in Vienna where he outlined similar measures for European defense through NATO: http://jyacom/dsd062298.htm Finally, the Wash Post had a report today on DoD's attempt to come up with workable plans for offensive cyberwar -- which is claimed to be the serious first serious competitor for the nuclear threat in fifty years: http://jya.com/cyber-how.htm It says that a component of cyberwar offense is regular prowling of other countries networks and military command systems for the purpose of "pre-planning the battlefield." That this is the way DoD justifies ignoring the limitations of intel agencies' need to get presidential approval for invading the borders of other countries. "Cyberspace is borderless," says the Pentagon. Many covert prowling, surveilling and crashing tools are in operation or poised to take down systems like those of the nuclear command and control systems of Pakistan and India should the need arise. One guy brags that any one of a dozen experts in the US "could take out a country in six hours" by disrupting cyber infrastructure, and that might be looming for the US. Is it true infowar, or is it whistling in the dark psy war: "my megaherz-death bombers are sneakier than yours"? So, it appears that key stroke logging and MS/Intel's vicious "wired for management" are kidstuff cheapskate knockoffs of far worse invasive technology pouring dollars into Wintel labs and fabs.

1 1

No Subject
by RAPHAEL_PHAN_CHUNG_WEI 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

1 0

Elvis stole my panties/Whip me please!
by STUFFED/EUREKA! 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

1 0

INCREASE YOUR CASHFLOW NOW!!!!!
by sales＠electronicpromotion.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Do you wish there was a way to easily communicate directly with potential customers who already have an interest in your particular product or service? Now with ElectronicPromotion Direct Email you can! ElectronicPromotion offers this highly targeted alternative that quickly delivers your email to individuals who are more likely to respond to an email regarding a topic they have made a post about in a newsgroup or in a webpage. http://www.electronicpromotion.com or Call 813.781.9782 for more info Because individuals have an interest in specific topics, they are more likely to read the message. Response rates to ElectronicPromotion Direct Email are exceptional.. This results in the recipient actually visiting your web site because they have an active interest in your product or service. Compared to postal mailings, direct email is both less expensive and more effective. ***Did you know? Nearly 50 percent of the U.S. population, or 135 million people, will communicate via email by 2001. Fifteen percent of the U.S. population (approximately 30 million adults 16 and over) use email now. (Forrester Research) Why wait your target market is on the net now send your ElectronicPromotion Announcement TODAY!!! We also offer 100% Guaranteed Results so please visit http://www.electronicpromotion.com Or call 813.781.9782 to get started ASAP ============================================================== If you would like to be blocked from any further mailings reply with "REMOVE" as the subject. You will be promtly removed. ===============================================================

1 0