For anyone who hasn't already, check out http://csrc.nist.gov. There is a ton of groovy government info on such things as: Computer Systems Security and Privacy Board NIST pubs and letters Privacy forum archives RISK forum archives Software Unix security info Secure internet connections Crypto module validation Secure hash standard NBS data encryption Key escrow Computer security roles in NIST and the NSA Secure telephone terminals Too much other info to be listed!!! Also, you can access them by ftp@ csrc.nist.gov, or access their BBS. (cs-bbs.nist.gov) Have fun. Remember, Big Brother is watching!
Also interesting from a historical cryptography standpoint is the NSA web site (which you probably already know about). http://www.nsa.gov:8080/ Interesting information about Soviet one-time pad ciphers and about crypto-related documents from the WW2 era that are being declassified. [I really want to see the picture of a Japanese purple cipher machine.] But keep in mind, as with the previous post:
Remember, Big Brother is watching!
Brian Durham bdurham@metronet.com
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