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Metered Phone
by Jerome Tan 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Does anyone have any ideas about this metered phone? I am from Philippines and heard some news that it will be existing in 1997. Quite a big problem! Every dial will be counted, every seconds will be measured...

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CACM Jan 96 "Inside Risks" column
by Rich Salz 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Peter G. Neumann has a very good column this month on risks and the "worldwide rush [to] digital commerce." Summarizes problems with our infrastructure, gives some concrete examples, and discusses importance of privacy as a commodity, and how "We need, among other things, ... consistent use of good cryptography in operating systems and application software." /r$

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@Home cable modem systems
by Thomas Grant Edwards 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

See URL http://www.home.net/home2/speed.html Some tidbits: @Home is a high-speed network that provides real-time multimedia news, information, entertainment and advertising content, access to the Internet, e-mail and other services to consumers via cable systems and their personal computers. The Mountain View, Calif.-based company is a joint venture between (between Tele-Communications Inc. and Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers )venture capital firm. The @Home network will provide consumers with a significant increase in speed and quality over current online connections. The service will use a customized version of the popular Netscape browser that will run on most Microsoft Windows, Windows 95, Macintosh OS and UNIX personal computers. @Home will employ an open platform architecture that will make its features available to the widest possible number of users and content providers. The @Home network will operate over a high-speed backbone and existing cable systems and will be linked to home computers via cablemodems and standard Ethernet connections. @Home will include a wide variety of content. In addition to providing connections to the global Internet, the World Wide Web and e-mail, the service will enable content providers to create multimedia content that takes advantage of the high-speed network, as well as extensive local news and information. Deployment of the @Home service will begin in 1996 in select national markets, starting with Sunnyvale, Calif. The monthly charge for @Home is expected to be $30-$50 for unlimited use of basic services. ... Cable modems are almost 700 times faster than 14.4 modems and nearly 80 times faster than ISDN connections. Cable modems do not require an extra phone line, and they eliminate the time and potential trouble involved in dialing a service. Cable-based Internet services offer an even richer multimedia experience than CD-ROM technology, including real-time delivery and updating of content. And cable offers a direct connection to the online world--when you turn on the computer, you are on the network. @Home's network is based on a distributed model that makes extensive use of caching and replication to minimize traffic on the system's backbone and maintain high levels of speed. @Home will operate its own global network infrastructure connecting to the Internet at multiple locations. The @Home backbone will connect regional data centers together via a multi-megabit switched data system. These regional centers would serve limited geographic areas, such as individual cities, and would be connected to local servers located at cable system headends. @Home users would be connected to the headends via local area networks operating over the cable system, which is a two-way hybrid fiber-optic/coaxial cable configured asymmetrically. Many cable companies have upgraded their systems to handle such two-way connections or are in the process of doing so. At the home, the service would arrive over the same cable that delivers television signals, which would not be affected by the addition of data services. The cable modem, which would be supplied by the cable company, would be connected to the subscriber's computer with a standard 10-Base-T Ethernet cable. Many computers now include Ethernet connections or can easily be upgraded. The software required to use the service would be provided to the subscriber by @Home and will include a TCP/IP stack and Internet browser software with built-in e-mail and multimedia capabilities.

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Re: Guerilla Internet Service Providers (wireless)
by John Gilmore 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

If you want to try a wireless network run by a couple of known cypherpunk types, browse www.fish.com. Your packets will be moving over a 2 Mbit/sec wireless network, using AT&T WaveLan (www.ncr.com/pub/products/wavelan) ISA-bus cards in PC-clone routers built by KarlNet (www.karlbridge.com) I think of it as a NAN (Neighborhood Area Network). The security is only DES at the card level, but we hope to layer IPSEC (RFC 1825) on top. John

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Re: 2047 bit keys in PGP
by Bill Stewart 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

>> Are you sure it's a bug in the DOS version? When I did a pgp -kg in my >> UNIX shell (US version 2.6.2) I also entered 2048 bits and it too >> created a 2047 bit key instead. There are some versions that can only do 2047; there are others that have some sort of bug dealing with keys over some number like 2032, so if you're doing a new key around that size, 2000 might be safer. Looking at the distribution of keysizes on the MIT key server was interesting; there are a lot of unique or lightly-used values besides the popular 384, 510, 512, 768, 1024, 2047, 2048.... Something to think about if you're concerned about traffic analysis and anonymity. >> Why is there a limit to the size of the key anyway? It's too bad PGP >> doesn't support any size key (within reason). By the time the Bad Guys can factor 2047-bit keys cheaply, you'll have more serious problems to worry about, which may fundamentally change your assumptions about cost-effective cracking and the amount of security you need to provide. Remember that 1024 is currently way beyond crackable, so interesting theoretical things will have to happen before even that much is at risk. Also, there are a _lot_ of things around that tend to get 128-bit MD5 calculations in them - don't get overoptimistic about anything that pretends to be stronger than that. (IDEA's 128-bit keys are about as tough as 3000+bit RSA keys, and anything limited to 128 bits is going to be in that general ballpark.) PGP's random number stuff _is_ stronger than that, but that's still a fundamental limit. As a separate issue, programs do their calculations in data structures which have _some_ sizes to them. They could be assigned dynamically, but large-and-static isn't that bad, and PGP was originally for DOS anyway; if that's the least evil thing you find in the code, be happy :-) #-- # Thanks; Bill # Bill Stewart, stewarts(a)ix.netcom.com, Pager/Voicemail 1-408-787-1281 # # "The price of liberty is eternal vigilance" used to mean us watching # the government, not the other way around....

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RE: Guerilla Internet Service Providers
by Kurt Buff (Volt Comp) 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

OK, I'm game. What is the story behind your .sig? Given the obvious reluctance state it fully, perhaps someone else can reply? |We Jurgar Din |(that will have to suffice: I do not yet live in a free country) ---------- From: nobody@REPLAY.COM[SMTP:nobody@REPLAY.COM] Sent: Thursday, January 04, 1996 9:07 To: cypherpunks(a)toad.com Subject: Re: Guerilla Internet Service Providers -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- "L. Malthus" wrote: > I was told that Belize is offering passports for the next > two years for $50,000 and that might be even less if offers > were made to the government to provide low cost Internet > access to the citizens of Belize. > > http://www.belize.com/citzdoc.html > > Belize has always been known as a home for pirates, A > wonderful Cypherpunk candidate for an offshore data haven! Belize is a shit hole that is as willing as many other slimeball countries to deny someone entry and force them kicking and screaming onto the next flight to the U.S. on request from U.S. authorities. In principle, that is kidnaping. They use the technicality that the person never entered their territory. No- man's lands of port zones where the most basic rights may be violated without regard to a country's constitution are another class of abuse that will have to go. Belize is also the place where Bob White, publisher of The Duck Book and sponsor of some of the largest hard-money conferences ever held, was murdered. The usual suspects were not even rounded up. Someone once wrote that the principle cash crop of Belize is lice. In reality it may be principles. At least the Hondurans got angry when a citizen was kidnaped by the U.S. We Jurgar Din (that will have to suffice: I do not yet live in a free country) +"The battle, Sir, is not to the strong alone. It is to the+ +vigilant, the active, the brave. Besides, Sir, we have no + +election. If we were base enough to desire it, it is now + +too late to retire from the contest." -Patrick Henry 1775 + -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 iQBVAwUBMOt2E0jw99YhtpnhAQHa7gH/Z4cjIcT50+0lxJTF7lHCfcPvSPzXW5BU Yuea9C5s+1KgNDUYDe2ItTfOf3TTb+2deJGbDgf2TEP+A/q5S+9JHw== =H46M -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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hi peter!
by FreeBSD user 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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by Deranged Mutant 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

On 8 Jul 96 at 14:10, winn(a)Infowar.Com wrote: [..] > Historically, civil defense has meant to protect citizenry against hostile > military actions. Today, with the specter of Information Warfare representing > new challenges to late-industrial and information age nation-states, the rules [..] Are these really "new" challenges? > - The Power grid is the basis of most of modern society. With it gone, > not much else happens. If you think this is just a matter of building more > generators, think again--what happens if the factories that *make* the > generators are taken down, too? You haven't lived in a hurricane prone area and lost your electricity for most of a month, have you? Many of the generators are already in place. The power grid is not centralised, so it's difficult to take down everything for a long period of time (long enough to be truly detrimental to a lot of people) quickly enough (that would require some non-informational real-life bombing and warfare). > - The Communications infrastructure: land, sea, air and satellite. 95% > military communications go over the public networks, and 100% of all financial > and industrial communications. Is it worth protecting? Is it so easy to take a whole network down? What about various radio operations (HAMs, Marineband, FM, etc.)? And don't forget automobiles and roads as last-resort communications. > - The Global Financial structure depends upon the first two > infrastructures, and is perhaps the most vulnerable to theft and denial of > service attack. 99+% of all "wealth" is digital--what happens if it vaporizes? I'm skeptical of that figure (many institutions maintain several printouts and have contingencies to do things by hand... for no other reason than computers go down without human interference). > - Transportation systems rely upon the other three. The air traffic [..] Not really. Automobiles and buses rely on very little. In major disasters there are ways to keep limited air and train traffic running. > Without all of these infrastructures properly and reliably functioning, the > private sector and the national security community cannot function. No heat, no [..] You sound as if you have not been in a place hit by natural disasters such as earthquakes, hurricanes, major floods, etc. These cause much more damange to infrastructures as well as human life than any organized action could, save for an all-out physical war. Life still manages to go on. > air conditioning, no food distribution, no light, no radio or TV, no Internet. > Are we prepared? Do we have a a crisis response for the day money as we know > it vanishes? Isn't that what FEMA is for? Do you want FEMA involved with the 'net? Or would you rather get the DoD, NSA, FBI also involved with "Emergency Management"?!? > Electronic Civil Defense will soon become a critical component of any nation's > well being while the needs of both the private sector and government converge. > The convergence of military and civilian interests that Mr. Schwartau predicted Yes... it's called key escrow. > two years ago is happening before our eyes. Defensive and commercial postures > have so intertwined as to make them indistinguishable. That still implies empowering the state rather than allowing entities (individuals and corporations) to protect themselves. I'm skeptical of much of the InfoWar hype. Yes, there are important security issues (data integrity and preservation). But these also cross over with non-info disaster preparations. I also question whether large corporations and banks have compatible interests with individuals. It seems entirely possible that measures could be taken to protect the former at the expense of the latter. It's also dangerous to give LEA's another bogeyman to use. Very dangerous. Rob --- No-frills sig. Befriend my mail filter by sending a message with the subject "send help" Key-ID: 5D3F2E99 1996/04/22 wlkngowl(a)unix.asb.com (root@magneto) AB1F4831 1993/05/10 Deranged Mutant <wlkngowl(a)unix.asb.com> Send a message with the subject "send pgp-key" for a copy of my key.

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FreeBSD user
by Julian Assange 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

I've just had my 3rd Freebsd kernel. Enough is enough. --Proff -- +----------------------------------+-----------------------------------------+ |Julian Assange | "if you think the United States has | |FAX: +61-3-9819-9066 | stood still, who built the largest | |EMAIL: proff(a)suburbia.net | shopping centre in the world?" - Nixon | +----------------------------------+-----------------------------------------+

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Re: FreeBSD user <fb@sponsor.octet.com>
by Lou Zirko 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

No, got three myself. The third did seem a little different from the first two though, but I didn't study them that closely. ]> > Am I the only one who has received three unreadable > messages from this address on cypherpunks? > > -- > #include <disclaimer.h> /* Sten Drescher */ Lou Zirko (615)851-1057 Zystems lzirko(a)isdn.net "We're all bozos on this bus" - Nick Danger, Third Eye -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: 2.6.2 mQCNAzBLJocAAAEEAMlDzYJPYq0pvfMuSiKU0Y65L2nJql+qEJHYGjO5Pys4prDw YW1ooPWaqrPQAy/eyqrM7I9KNFDCtmaPxtgcPw2oEDfc/w6cPkrVzvovKLfHQvtg V/hHUekptSf6j525omrVAoM9MxVL3sEGCjn9VrTeC3h9upkfntHOJeL88i2NAAUR tB5Mb3UgWmlya28gPHppcmtvbEBkYXRhdGVrLmNvbT4= =Qlxm -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

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