Way back on Jan 19, 9:22am, "Vladimir Z. Nuri" wrote:

how about a new term for all the various enemies of cyberspatial advancement? the censors, the luddites, the spooks, the politicians, the demagogues, the rabid media (all of which there seems to be no shortage of lately):

"cyberteurs" engaging in "cybertage"

Augh! No! No more "cyber" anything, please! Instead, how about a filter (implemented at some key top-level, NSA-funded routers, of course) that simply s/cyber//g ? - - - How "tight" is the encryption that ssh (secure shell) uses? I'm trying to push it for use across potentially insecure subnets at our University, and would like all the ammo I can get :) Has anyone tried to sniff & brute force a ssh-encrypted session? James -- James W. Abendschan Email: jwa@nbs.nau.edu UNIX Systems Programmer/Administrator Voice: (520) 556-7466 Colorado Plateau Research Station, Flagstaff, AZ FAX: (520) 556-7500