The Next Hack

[Jim Ray]

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Al writes:

<snip>

>Maybe a good tactic would be to crack a "secure" server, and send the results
>ONLY to the server operators, along with a description of machine-time
involved.
> 
>Put out a public press release, describing the machine-time involved, how
it was
>possible due to weak crypto imposed by the government, and the possible
>economic and commercial implications of said weak crypto.
> 

I'm with Lucky, let's go after Netscape itself. They deserve it more
than their customers do, and they would then have a strong motivation
<evil grin> to fix it. The press release would then *only* involve
Netscape, and maybe a few C-punks could buy a few Netscape puts ;)
and donate the bucks made for something like Tim's stable remailer.
JMR


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Regards, Jim Ray

  "People are deceived in masses, but enlightened one at a time."
   -- Dick Boddie.
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