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[OT] MacronLeaks :)
by Cecilia Tanaka 08 May '17

08 May '17

Just flirting with grarpamp in public... I bet he's already analyzing the docs and thinking if it's a trap or not. Archive.org removed them, but there are already mirrors. A great part of the - ooooh! - leaks is bullsh_t. Blah blah blah... Let's see if the France will be hysteric like the USA and give the presidential victory to a racist dictator. Obviously, someone will mention Putin, Russia, the old meh meh meh, doh doh doh... :) Moi? La la la... ;)

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Advice, please, any and all accepted
by Dr. Thomas Light 07 May '17

07 May '17

> Marina Brown catskillmarina at gmail.com > Sat May 6 19:18:07 PDT 2017 > > how many people are deeply and truly loyal to any state ? The ones who see a world made of nations, not a world made of races and religions, i.e., not you. Instead of celebrating Loyalty to your countryxyrs, or the efforts and fruits of dedicated Labour, comrade Marina probably filled the streets with salt LARPing as "Antifascista". > anti-gay bigotry and shove it where the sun does not shine. Under a hijab, niqab, and/or burka, I presume.

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[OT] MacaroniLeaks :)
by Dr. Thomas Light 07 May '17

07 May '17

> Cecilia Tanaka cecilia.tanaka at gmail.com > Fri May 5 20:05:23 PDT 2017 > > Let's see if the France will be hysteric like the USA > and give the presidential victory to a racist dictator As opposed to a lying liar like you ? You seem to forget that "Race" is a social construct, C&C, and that by classifying yourself or others by "Race", it is you who are the "Racist". You have no race. You have not nationality since we are all Brazillians now. You are a Woman, though. Cherish and defend to the death this for all us Women.

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Uber faces criminal probe over Greyball s/w used to evade regulation
by Dr. Thomas Light 07 May '17

07 May '17

> Shawn K. Quinn skquinn at rushpost.com > Sat May 6 18:21:34 PDT 2017 > > [other people's cars] what should we use instead? Your own car, you lazy do-nothng-for-yourself "gibbs muh dat" nigger.

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The powerful cannot be condemned
by Dr. Thomas Light 07 May '17

07 May '17

> Ryan Carboni ryacko at gmail.com > Sat May 6 14:56:12 PDT 2017 > > John Young lied... Ever heard of snitchtome? >> media controls reality, not you or I Fucking lies. The (((media))) don't own nothing. Pic related.

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[CypherPunks] Event Invitation (May 23, 2017 - New York, New York)
by Dr. Thomas Light 07 May '17

07 May '17

> Joshua joshua2014 at protonmail.ch > Wed May 3 08:57:02 PDT 2017 > > building out > artificial intelligence Logic not a strength, seems. > eventbrite You must go back >>>/linkedin/

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My piece on Barrett Brown's release yesterday
by Dr. Thomas Light 07 May '17

07 May '17

> Douglas Lucas dal at riseup.net > Tue May 2 19:15:53 PDT 2017 > > Hey, faglord. At least paste the article text in the OP. Sage for low effort.

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"France" successfully stops Macron leaks on Internet
by Zenaan Harkness 07 May '17

07 May '17

The Subject: "France" successfully stops Macron leaks on Internet Well, umm ... Nope. Actually, because, well, you know how it really goes, where threatening the entire world with criminal charges for "publishing" something just tends to .. I dunno .. generate respect for those countries that make such global threats? "Of course, but of course!" I hear you mumble. "France" is learning about the Streissand effect of course... ** Emmanuel Macron email and document leaks spreading across the internet http://theduran.com/emmanuel-macron-email-and-document-leaks-spreading-acro… ------------------------------------------------------------ France is trying to stop what the internet does best...spread information. ** Wikileaks decides to examine the authenticity of Macron leaks http://theduran.com/wikileaks-decides-to-examine-the-authenticity-of-macron… ------------------------------------------------------------ France's presidential election commission warns that publishing Macron leaks may lead to criminal charges. ** France on the verge of a nervous breakdown http://theduran.com/france-verge-nervous-breakdown/ ------------------------------------------------------------ Macron will win, but Le Pen has time to re-build and re-brand her important movement. ** BREAKING: Macron email hacking shows that free speech is dead in France http://theduran.com/breaking-macron-email-hacking-shows-that-free-speech-is… ------------------------------------------------------------ Campaign leaflets for former French Economy Minister and candidate for the next presidential election Emmanuel Macron are seen at his campaign headquarters, in Paris, Thursday, Jan. 19, 2017. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus) A non-judicial state body has threatened publishers with criminal prosecution.

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The powerful cannot be condemned
by Ryan Carboni 07 May '17

07 May '17

The powerful cannot be condemned. The weak get crushed. Who gets crushed and who cannot be condemned? https://archive.is/ylBz9 Muckrock is clearly intimidated by John Young in this interview. They don't seem to be asking many follow up questions, it appears as if it is half scripted, with John Young free to troll them how they please. In fact it appears as if John Young lied... Recently Cryptome has become a non profit. Look at the Wau Holland Foundation. John Young is one of the most powerful men alive. Assange and anyone who genuinely supports him get crushed. Recently the media has condemned Trump's condemnation of the Deep State, but that hasn't occurred. What has occurred is several media personalities and a member of the opposing party confirming a conspiracy theory to appeal to the hopes of millions of overthrowing Trump. Strong responses to imaginary events because it is media that controls reality, not you or I. The ACLU protects the powerful by warping the definitions of power and weakness, thereby allowing the powerful to crush the weak. The obvious is right in front of you, if you dare look. If you dare listen. If you simply dared to defy the interests of the powerful. For the ACLU to think a certain kind of harassment is find is a pretty high bar to meet. I mean afterall, they think you should be wiretapped by the NSA, unless I have missed some repudiation of Jamal Jaffar's statements.... The ACLU is largely a criminal fraudulent organization, and the evidence is quite strong to support it. Speak out of both sides of their mouths if you will. The powerful have declared war on me, and I can, and will, single handedly destroy them all.

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Fixed-state ciphers vulnerable to side channel analysis attacks
by Ryan Carboni 07 May '17

07 May '17

The simplest error correction code is a repetition code. This has escaped many peoples attention. https://eprint.iacr.org/2017/382 " The frequency at which a key should be changed in order to maintain an minimum level of protection depending on the number of unrolled rounds computed per cycle is explored." Here some attacks were made against Simon and Speck. In my lay opinion, RC4 is more secure for the internet of things. The greatest vulnerability for computers is memory bound errors, not... uh. Malicious javascript sending a DDOS on an 100 megabit uplink to a server so a passive adversary can collect ciphertexts and do statistical analysis. Naturally everyone says that no one was fired for using AES, but who was fired for not putting a password on a database? I think if the RC4 round function was applied key length bytes more times (128-bit key, 16 more key schedule rounds), the first few bytes will have less bias, and the only related key recovery attacks apply to the first few bytes. An additional xor to mask the output or input of a byte lookup may improve things. Or use an ARX cipher as a NLFSR, like the Lex cipher. In any case, don't use error correction codes in cryptography. This is some kinda multidimensional chess.

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