April 2004 Archives by author

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Starting: Thu Apr 1 02:06:25 EST 2004
Ending: Fri Apr 30 17:06:39 EDT 2004
Messages: 152

• voting   Major Variola (ret)
• [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases   Joseph Ashwood
• Can Skype be wiretapped by the authorities?   Joseph Ashwood
• Spy Letters from the American Revolution   Steve Bellovin
• AES suitable for protecting Top Secret information   Steve Bellovin
• The future of security   Graeme Burnett
• The future of security   Graeme Burnett
• [Publicity-list] DIMACS Tutorial on Social Choice and Computer Science   Linda Casals
• DIMACS Workshop on Electronic Voting -- Theory and Practice   Linda Casals
• [Publicity-list]: DIMACS Workshop on Mobile and Wireless Security   Linda Casals
• [Publicity-list] DIMACS Workshop on Security Analysis of Protocols   Linda Casals
• [Publicity-list]: DATE CHANGE- DIMACS Workshop on Mobile and Wireless Security   Linda Casals
• voting   Matt Crawford
• Do Cryptographers burn?   Hadmut Danisch
• Do Cryptographers burn?   Hadmut Danisch
• The future of security   Hadmut Danisch
• [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases   Don Davis
• Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software   Roland C. Dowdeswell
• Definitions of "Security"?   Lars Eilebrecht
• voting, KISS, etc.   Adam Fields
• voting   Bill Frantz
• Cryptography Expert Paul Kocher Warns: Future DVDs Prime Target for Piracy, Pay TV Foreshadows Challenges   Bill Frantz
• Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software   Ed Gerck
• voting   Ed Gerck
• voting   Ed Gerck
• voting   Ed Gerck
• voting   Ed Gerck
• Do Cryptographers burn?   Ian Grigg
• Do Cryptographers burn?   Ian Grigg
• Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software   Ian Grigg
• Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software   Ian Grigg
• Financial Cryptography Update: El Qaeda substitution ciphers   Ian Grigg
• Bank transfer via quantum crypto   Ian Grigg
• Verisign CRL single point of failure   Dirk-Willem van Gulik
• Cryptonomicon.Net - Key Splitting : First (and Second) Person Key Escrow   Peter Gutmann
• The 'Privacy' Jihad   R. A. Hettinga
• [IP] U.S. may need to step in, says cybersecurity report   R. A. Hettinga
• Bouncing to crypto world domination   R. A. Hettinga
• [IP] U.S. may need to step in, says cybersecurity report   R. A. Hettinga
• SETS sets up shop in Chennai   R. A. Hettinga
• [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases   R. A. Hettinga
• Gutmann: operating under the radar   R. A. Hettinga
• [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases   R. A. Hettinga
• [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases   R. A. Hettinga
• Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software   R. A. Hettinga
• [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases   R. A. Hettinga
• VoteHere Release Audit Trail Code   R. A. Hettinga
• Lottery Numbers   R. A. Hettinga
• See-Through Voting Software   R. A. Hettinga
• Spy agency launches recruiting campaign   R. A. Hettinga
• Cryptonomicon.Net - Key Splitting : First (and Second) Person Key Escrow   R. A. Hettinga
• [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases   R. A. Hettinga
• [Announce] Libgcrypt-1.2.0 released   R. A. Hettinga
• Payment system and security conference   R. A. Hettinga
• Speakers: Payment Systems and Security 04 - June 18/19 2004   R. A. Hettinga
• [ISN] Hackers introduce colourful new players to Indonesia's elections   R. A. Hettinga
• Cryptography Research Granted Patents for Safer Smart Cards   R. A. Hettinga
• ECC'04 -- Second announcement   R. A. Hettinga
• Cryptography Expert Paul Kocher Warns: Future DVDs Prime Target for Piracy, Pay TV Foreshadows Challenges   R. A. Hettinga
• Paying for drinks with wave <br> of the hand   R. A. Hettinga
• Bank Transfer via Quantum Cryptography Based on Entangled Photons   R. A. Hettinga
• <nettime> diebold law firm aware of lgal risks   R. A. Hettinga
• United States Patent: 6,721,423   R. A. Hettinga
• Diebold could be voted out of state   R. A. Hettinga
• Diebold knew of legal risks   R. A. Hettinga
• Is there a Brands certificate reference implementation?   R. A. Hettinga
• Cracking secrets   R. A. Hettinga
• How to WASTE and want not   R. A. Hettinga
• Certicom Announces Elliptic Curve Cryptography Challenge Winner   R. A. Hettinga
• Mathematicians From Around the World Collaborate to Solve Latest RSA Factoring Challenge   R. A. Hettinga
• [Politech] A criticism of Gmail and a call for encryption everywhere [priv]   R. A. Hettinga
• UC San Diego Engineering Professor Wins Guggenheim Fellowship   R. A. Hettinga
• [Neuclear-general] ANNOUNCE: Released version 0.7 of NeuClear Commons   R. A. Hettinga
• [Neuclear-general] ANNOUNCE: NeuClear XMLSig 0.13 Released   R. A. Hettinga
• The crypto whiz   R. A. Hettinga
• RSA-576 Factored   R. A. Hettinga
• message, but also test   R. A. Hettinga
• iTunes 4.5: "24 hours after I downloaded it... I've broken it"   R. A. Hettinga
• Signs Point to Worm Attack on SSL Vulnerability   R. A. Hettinga
• Fwd: [ISN] Mobile flaws expose executives to bugging   R. A. Hettinga
• Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software   R. Hirschfeld
• Brands' private credentials   Jason Holt
• my periodic rant on quantum crypto   David Honig
• Can Skype be wiretapped by the authorities?   Axel H Horns
• Do Cryptographers burn?   Dave Howe
• Do Cryptographers burn?   Dave Howe
• [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases   Andy Isaacson
• voting   David Jablon
• Did American slaves use steganography?   K.Ellis
• voting   John Kelsey
• TCFS available for NetBSD-1.6.2   Ivan Krstic
• Bank transfer via quantum crypto   Ivan Krstic
• voting   Jerrold Leichter
• PET Registration Now Open -- Workshop on Privacy Enhancing Technologies 2004   David Martin
• Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software   Brian McGroarty
• AES suitable for protecting Top Secret information   Vin McLellan
• Blind signatures with DSA/ECDSA?   An Metet
• voting   Perry E. Metzger
• voting   Perry E. Metzger
• voting, KISS, etc.   Perry E. Metzger
• my periodic rant on quantum crypto   Perry E. Metzger
• Can Skype be wiretapped by the authorities?   Enzo Michelangeli
• Definitions of "Security"?   Thierry Moreau
• Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software   Michael_Heyman at NAI.com
• DRM of the mirror universe   Jani Nurminen
• Privacy Concerns for UWB technology?   Damien O'Rourke
• Workshop on Economics and Information Security, May 13-14, Minneapolis   Andrew Odlyzko
• Credentica (Re: Is there a Brands certificate reference implementation?)   Christian Paquin
• [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases   Arnold G. Reinhold
• [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases   Arnold G. Reinhold
• voting   Arnold G. Reinhold
• Definitions of "Security"?   Arnold G. Reinhold
• AES suitable for protecting Top Secret information   Arnold G. Reinhold
• Can Skype be wiretapped by the authorities?   Arnold G. Reinhold
• Blind signatures with DSA/ECDSA?   privacy.at Anonymous Remailer
• Blind signatures with DSA/ECDSA?   Eric Rescorla
• Do Cryptographers burn?   Greg Rose
• Security Architect Position at National Archives   Rich Salz
• Mixmaster RFC   Len Sassaman
• Cryptography Expert Paul Kocher Warns: Future DVDs Prime Target for Piracy, Pay TV Foreshadows Challenges   Steve Schear
• [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases   Nicko van Someren
• [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases   Anton Stiglic
• [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases   Anton Stiglic
• Is there a Brands certificate reference implementation?   Anton Stiglic
• Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software   Trei, Peter
• Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software   Trei, Peter
• Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software   Trei, Peter
• voting   Trei, Peter
• voting   Trei, Peter
• voting   Trei, Peter
• TCFS available for NetBSD-1.6.2   VaX#n8
• DRM of the mirror universe   David Wagner
• DRM of the mirror universe   Paul A.S. Ward
• Did American slaves use steganography?   Walter Wart
• Bouncing to crypto world domination   Florian Weimer
• voting   Florian Weimer
• eCompute ECC2-109 Project has PROBABLE solution   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• Definitions of "Security"?   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• eCompute ECC2-109 Project has PROBABLE solution (now official)   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• RFC 3766 Determining Strengths For Public Keys Used For Exchanging Symmetric Keys   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• Israeli coders, Arab testers   Barney Wolff
• DRM of the mirror universe   Barney Wolff
• voting   Yeoh Yiu
• [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases   Zefram
• Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software   Paul Zuefeldt
• Definitions of "Security"?   hadmut at danisch.de
• Privacy Concerns for UWB technology?   dj at deadhat.com
• Do Cryptographers burn?   Victor.Duchovni at morganstanley.com
• voting   l.crypto at stewart.org
• Paying for drinks with wave <br> of the hand   sunder
• How to WASTE and want not   iang at systemics.com
• The future of security   geer at world.std.com

Last message date: Fri Apr 30 17:06:39 EDT 2004
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