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Starting: Wed May 1 07:56:16 EDT 2002
Ending: Fri May 31 18:32:15 EDT 2002
Messages: 80

• [Fwd: E-Money]   Ben Laurie
• Lucky's 1024-bit post [was: RE: objectivity and factoring analysis   Nomen Nescio
• RSA Hong Kong: Interest growing in smart cards   R. A. Hettinga
• Press Reactions on GnuPP 1.1 Launch during CeBIT 2002   R. A. Hettinga
• now don't all barf at the same time please   R. A. Hettinga
• GnuPG 1.0.7 released.   Jay D. Dyson
• IBM Researchers to Unveil Crack in Cellphone Security   R. A. Hettinga
• IBM report cites cell phone hacking risks   M Taylor
• FW: NTFS and PGP interact to expose EFS encrypted data   R. A. Hettinga
• DCSB: John Quarterman; Network Monoculture -- Diversity, Survivability, and the Profitablity of Internet Commerce   R. A. Hettinga
• [ANNOUNCE] OpenSSL 0.9.6d beta 1 released   Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker
• Bay Area Cypherpunks - Claremont Hotel, Saturday May 11, 2002, Berkeley   Bill Stewart
• Edinburgh Financial Cryptography Engineering 2002 - CFP   Fearghas McKay
• ADMIN: No, I'm not dead...   Perry E. Metzger
• Vulnerability Is Discovered in Security for Smart Cards   Monty Solomon
• Pact Reached to Stop Pirating Of Digital TV Over the Internet   Seth David Schoen
  • Pact Reached to Stop Pirating Of Digital TV Over the Internet   bear
    • Pact Reached to Stop Pirating Of Digital TV Over the Internet   Seth David Schoen
• Quantum crypto broken?   Daniel Roethlisberger
• Quantum crypto broken?   Daniel Roethlisberger
• Quantum crypto broken?   Greg Troxel
  • Quantum crypto broken?   John Lowry
    • Quantum crypto broken?   Matt Crawford
• new RFCs   P.J. Ponder
• objectivity and factoring analysis   bear
  • objectivity and factoring analysis   Eugen Leitl
  • objectivity and factoring analysis   R. A. Hettinga
• Lucky's 1024-bit post   Anonymous
• Quantum crypto broken?   Hannes R. Boehm
• Disk encryption standards (was: RE: Two ideas for random number g eneration]   Paul Crowley
• 2nd Announcement for ECC 2002   R. A. Hettinga
• Elcomsoft: Advanced PDF Password Recovery (was Re: The Scout Report -- May 17, 2002)   R. A. Hettinga
• Somewhere, a guy named Mahboud is laughing...   R. A. Hettinga
• Utah Uses Digital Signatures To Eat It's Own Dog Food   R. A. Hettinga
• Call for Algorithm for Disk Sector Level Encryption Standard   Jim Hughes
• Formal contract language   R. A. Hettinga
• Just how bad is the Microsoft Visual C++ 6 rand function, anyway?   Trei, Peter
  • Just how bad is the Microsoft Visual C++ 6 rand function, anyway?   Werner Koch
• CfP: Workshop on Privacy in the Electronic Society   R. A. Hettinga
• http://www.steganos.com/en/cng/   Axel H Horns
  • http://www.steganos.com/en/cng/   Greg Broiles
• Analysis of Neural Cryptography   John Young
  • Analysis of Neural Cryptography   Bram Cohen
• Peter Wayner's New Book: Translucent Databases   R. A. Hettinga
• Government subsidies: our last, best hope for Cryptoanarchy?   R. A. Hettinga
  • Government subsidies: our last, best hope for Cryptoanarchy?   Enzo Michelangeli
• FC: Hollywood wants to plug "analog hole," regulate A-D converters   R. A. Hettinga
  • FC: Hollywood wants to plug "analog hole," regulate A-D converters   David G. Koontz
    • FC: Hollywood wants to plug "analog hole," regulate A-D converters   Ben Cox
    • FC: Hollywood wants to plug "analog hole," regulate A-D converters   Pete Chown
• Navajo code talkers encoder & decoder page.   William Knowles
• [Fwd: More on biometric shortcomings:]   Ben Laurie
• PKI: Only Mostly Dead   R. A. Hettinga
• FBI 'Carnivore' Glitch Hurt Al Qaeda Probe   R. A. Hettinga
• PKI: Only Mostly Dead   Peter Gutmann
• PKI: Only Mostly Dead   R. A. Hettinga
• FC: Hollywood wants to plug "analog hole," regulate A-D conve rters   Michael_Heyman at NAI.com
  • FC: Hollywood wants to plug "analog hole," regulate A-D converters   Carl Ellison
• 2001 Wiretap and JEC cyberterrorism Reports   R. A. Hettinga
• FC: Hollywood wants to plug "analog hole," regulate A-D conve rters   Trei, Peter
• FC: Hollywood wants to plug "analog hole," regulate A-D conve rters   Hughes, James P
• FC: Hollywood wants to plug "analog hole," regulate A-D conve rters   Adam Fields
  • FC: Hollywood wants to plug "analog hole," regulate A-D conve rters   Jim Hughes
    • FC: Hollywood wants to plug "analog hole," regulate A-D converters   Harry Hawk
    • FC: Hollywood wants to plug "analog hole," regulate A-D converters   Mark Armbrust
  • the anvil problem   Carl Ellison
• FC: Hollywood wants to plug "analog hole," regulate A-D conve rters   Steven M. Bellovin
• the anvil problem   Jeffrey Altman
  • the anvil problem   tpurdy at newsguy.com
  • the anvil problem   tpurdy at newsguy.com
• FC: Hollywood wants to plug "analog hole," regulate A-D conve rters   Bill Stewart
• [Fwd: c't: unsupervised biometric scanners more toys than serious security measures]   Ben Laurie
• Cypherpunks aim to torpedo RIP key seizure plan   R. A. Hettinga
• Royal Mail pulls plug on ViaCode digital certificate   R. A. Hettinga
• FBI's Carnivore-lies may have blown bin Laden inquiry   R. A. Hettinga
• FC: Hollywood wants to plug "analog hole," regulate A-D conve rters   Trei, Peter
• Commercial quantum crypto product - news article   Kossmann, Bill
  • Commercial quantum crypto product - news article   John S. Denker
  • Commercial quantum crypto product - news article   Hannes R. Boehm
• Commercial quantum crypto product - news article   Steven M. Bellovin

Last message date: Fri May 31 18:32:15 EDT 2002
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