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Is Privacy-hater Gary Burnore a Sex Offender?
by nobody＠REPLAY.COM 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

I just found this posted to usenet. Can anyone in NC verify it? Subject: IMPORTANT: Gary L. Burnore is a Sex Offender! From: tsatan(a)hotmail.com Date: 1998/04/06 Message-ID: <6gau3g$82$1(a)orthanc.reference.com> Newsgroups: triangle.general Looking through the new NC Sex Offender Registry, who did I see? GARY LEE BURNORE 4201 BLAND ROAD APT J RALEIGH NC 27609 Offense and Conviction Information: Conviction Date: 03-13-1997 NC Statute: 14-202.1 - INDECENT LIBERTY MINOR Sentence Imposed: PROBATION 3Y Court County: SANTA CLARA, CA Two questions: 1-Is this the same jerk who posts regularly to triangle.general? 2-If so: anyone know anything else about this conviction? Thanks.

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Make 6 Figure Income Working In Your Pajamas !!
by sixfigures1＠juno.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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GKB FREE SERVICES UPDATE (4/98)
by GIC 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Update on Global KnowledgeBase (http://gkb.com) free internet services. (4/98) Dear gkb user, Thanks to you, our campaign for Global KnowledgeBase (http://gkb.com) is continues to be a great success attracting more than 4000 unique users/daily. Continue to Explore and Contribute to create the accumulated knowledge in gkb.com, for the benefit of all. To login to the GKB applications please use the gkb login as follows: Your login ID : cypherpunks(a)toad.com GKB User Code : 4782 New features ============ Global Journal - The newest and most dynamic meduim to exchange internet knowledge, in Global Journal, you, the GKB user, have the opportunity to express your opinion, provide newsworthy internet links, or cite facts. GlobalShop - best source of information on over 60,000 products listed, giving direct access to the price lists of the best known, compare prices, look for new models and benefit from special offers. Build your e-commerce, integrate your own catalog in Global Shop for free. Global Free - Explore and Contribute to the free Internet services knowledgebase Web messaging - if you have an email address @gkb.com (which is free), explore your Email directly on the web. Personal&Email KB - If you are looking for users sharing the your area of interests, or simply email of users in your area. GlobalChat - web based chat for all The old and successful free features are always there. ===================================================== Interactive Classifieds - Free interactive classifieds segmented by marketplace and criteria (more than 8000 ads in Geneva area only) Press Releases - Free press release publication. Business Guide - Free business internet site application GlobalJob - Free job listing for companies, and free CV listing for individuals. Business Opportunities - Free business opporrtunities publication by marketplace/industry Free email addresses at gkb.com are always available. Global Finance - gkb financial knowledgebase Global Events - free events listing in the events knowledgeBase We hope you will find the new and old feature useful. Regards Gkb team

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Wristwatch PC
by nobody＠nsm.htp.org 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Another article for Decoder-Ring-punks http://dailynews.yahoo.com/headlines/technology/story.html?s=z/reuters/9804… www.seiko.com Cool pictures at www.ruputer.com Seiko Instruments Says To Sell First Wristwatch PC TOKYO (Reuters) - Seiko Instruments said today it would begin selling wristwatch personal computers (PCs) in Japan on June 10. It said the new product would be the world's first wearable PC. A company statement said the watch, called the Ruputer, can download data that includes text and pictures from other personal computers. The wristwatch PCs will be sold with three software applications that run on Microsoft Windows 95 operating system, it said. Watches come equipped with a 16-bit central processing unit and 128 kilobytes of main memory, it said. Games can be played on the products and they can exchange data with each other via infrared signals, it said. The company will launch two Ruputer models with retail prices of 38,000 yen and 48,000 yen, the statement said. A company spokeswoman said it aimed to sell 100,000 of the watches in the first year. Seiko Instruments is a group firm of watch wholesaler Seiko. ------------------------- Seiko Instruments announced that it would begin selling Ruputer wristwatch personal computers in Japan on June 10th. No announcement was made about North American distribution. Although I have not received the release Ruputer specifications I believe the LCD screen is 102 by 62 (#1), an IR port (#2) or cable interface (#3) is available. The tiny Ruputer has 128 k of RAM, 512 k of ROM and up to 2 MB of storage! The Ruputer Web site is in Kanji (Japanese) with a little English with many illustrations, an English site has been requested.

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Secure Cell Phones for State
by John Young 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

U.S. State Dept Press Briefing today: Briefer: James Rubin Now, I have a piece of show-and-tell for you, which I do rarely around here. But I thought this was interesting enough, even for you cynical and jaded journalists. This is a secure cell phone. Lieutenant General Kenneth Minihan, Director of the National Security Agency, presented Secretary Albright with a bank of Motorola Cipher-Tac 2000 security modules to provide secure cellular communications. This state of the art secure voice cellular technology will offer the highest level of security wherever and whenever the Secretary and her top advisors need to protect their communications. So when you see us carrying this beast around, rather than the slim-line phones we usually like to use, you'll know that's because we're trying to have a secure call. That is not only for the obvious good reason that we want to make sure nobody is interfering, but we also want to make sure that nobody is making transcripts and passing them around for a variety of perfidious reasons. So this here is the original, first secure cell phone to be delivered to Secretary Albright, and we thought you guys might get a kick out of that. ----- Would anyone know the security technology of this unit and its support system? And how it compares to those of competitors in the US and outside?

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NSA on GAK Risks
by John Young 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Federal Computer Week, April 6, 1998: NSA report details risks of key-recovery technology The National Security Agency has prepared a report that may be the first federal government documentation of the potential risks posed by the encryption technology that has been at the center of a raging debate between the Clinton administration and industry. The report, "Threat and Vulnerability Model for Key Recovery," pointed out that certain law enforcement agents and officials operating key-recovery centers could pose the greatest threat to a key-recovery system -- and to the users' data, which is encrypted by the system -- if proper security mechanisms were not in place. Full article: http://jya.com-krisks.htm (5K) Any leads on getting a copy of the NSA report would be appreciated.

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by admin2000＠postmaster.co.uk 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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Pretty Lousy Privacy PasSword--'cyherpunks' / Norman encryption
by The Arthur 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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Once upon a time...
by nobody＠REPLAY.COM 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

...there was an invisible Dragon who was afraid to breathe fire upon a Cocksucker who thought he was a Prince, until the Dragon could be certain that the fairy tale would only be told by those who had learned to fear the Dragon. The Dragon intercepted the Cocksucker Prince's messages and broke open their seals, in order to search for dirt underneath the fingernails of the writer that may have fallen into the envelope, and use it to denigrate his character among those who clean underneath their own fingernails before flossing at the same time every day. The Dragon stole the Cocksucker Prince's writing instruments and held his couriers hostage, in order to prevent him from completing his messages to children who still wet their bed, and explain that when they got tired of pissing all over themselves, that they not only had the option of pissing up the ass of the monster that was hiding under their bed, but could also piss in the monster's ear. The Dragon did this because pissing up the monster's ass was a felony, and pissing in the monster's ear was only a misdemeanor. The Dragon was a slow-reader and didn't understand that those who fail to learn from the Cocksucker Prince's fairy tale past are doomed to repeat it... AlreadyHadACorkInMyButtBeforeTheDragonGotItsDickOutMonger

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Paradoxical bandwidth 'law' with anonymizing systems?
by David Honig 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

I was reading a paper on Onion routing, and the following occurred to me: The FEWER people using the system, the SLOWER the system can react. Otherwise, it leaks temporal information as a block moves from router to router. Longer explanation: Onion routing provides real-time anonymized connections. (Compare to "mixmaster" email anonymizers which do not provide real-time connections). If you are trying to avoid timing attacks in such a system, then the fewer the people using the system, the longer the routers have to wait, it seems to me. Otherwise, say if you were the only user of the system, the fact that packets ("Onions") are being sent from router to router is easy to track. If a lot of connections are being processed, the connections from router to router are difficult to trace, so the routers needn't be concerned with imposing delays to impede time-based traffic analysis. A possible workaround would be to place some of the routers in time zones which would be active. That way, even 4AM users would get temporally anonymized by the busy routers in other zones. I suppose this is similar to the anonymity-by-groups (e.g., using a simple proxy) concept, where your 'group' is other users of Onion routers. But you can't be anonymous if you're the only one using the chain of routers, right? ------------------------------------------------------------ David Honig Orbit Technology honig(a)otc.net Intaanetto Jigyoubu Steel : Meatspace :: Encryption : Virtual space

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