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Starting: Wed Dec 1 02:06:25 EST 2004
Ending: Fri Dec 31 09:35:49 EST 2004
Messages: 128

• RSA Implementation in C language   Tolga Acar
• SSL/TLS passive sniffing   Peter Gutmann
• SSL/TLS passive sniffing   ben at iagu.net
  • SSL/TLS passive sniffing   Eric Rescorla
• SSL/TLS passive sniffing   Dirk-Willem van Gulik
  • SSL/TLS passive sniffing   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
    • SSL/TLS passive sniffing   Dirk-Willem van Gulik
• RSA Implementation in C language   Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker
• IPsec +- Perfect Forward Secrecy   John Denker
  • IPsec +- Perfect Forward Secrecy   Eric Rescorla
    • IPsec +- Perfect Forward Secrecy   Ariel Shaqed Scolnicov
  • IPsec +- Perfect Forward Secrecy   Ken Ballou
    • IPsec +- Perfect Forward Secrecy   John Denker
• Interesting project for C++ crypto programmer, referrals welcome   The Promethean
• [ISN] Universities struggling with SSL-busting spyware   R.A. Hettinga
• SSL/TLS passive sniffing   Anton Stiglic
  • SSL/TLS passive sniffing   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• Anti-RFID outfit deflates Mexican VeriChip hype   Peter Gutmann
• Quantum memory for light   R.A. Hettinga
• 'Proving' the correctness of a network encryption system test system   Ian Grigg
  • 'Proving' the correctness of a network encryption system test system   John Denker
• Security Challenges for CALEA in Voice over Packet Networks   david koontz
• Certicom Extends Security Platform, Enabling Developers to Address Government Market   R.A. Hettinga
• MD5 To Be Considered Harmful Someday   Dan Kaminsky
  • MD5 To Be Considered Harmful Someday   James A. Donald
    • MD5 To Be Considered Harmful Someday   Eric Rescorla
• Polymer serves up single photons   Chris Trott
• 3DES performance   Lee Parkes
  • 3DES performance   Ian Grigg
  • 3DES performance   Chris Kuethe
  • 3DES performance   Sidney Markowitz
  • 3DES performance   Joseph Ashwood
  • 3DES performance   Sandy Harris
• MD5 To Be Considered Harmful Someday   John Kelsey
• k-way hash collisions   kas kati
• Some notes to "MD5 To Be Considered Harmful Someday" - practical uses, additional attacks   Ondrej Mikle
• workshop on unwanted Internet traffic   Steve Bellovin
  • workshop on unwanted Internet traffic   Steven M. Bellovin
• Blinky Rides Again: RCMP suspect al-Qaida messages   R.A. Hettinga
  • Blinky Rides Again: RCMP suspect al-Qaida messages   Florian Weimer
    • Blinky Rides Again: RCMP suspect al-Qaida messages   Adam Shostack
      • Blinky Rides Again: RCMP suspect al-Qaida messages   Florian Weimer
• export regulations updated   Perry E. Metzger
• Australian snooping laws pass lower house   R.A. Hettinga
• 3DES performance - Thanks!   Lee Parkes
• New Global Directory of OpenPGP Keys   R.A. Hettinga
• Cryptography firm Certicom posts quarterly loss, year after big U.S. contract   R.A. Hettinga
• CodeCon CFP deadline nearing   Len Sassaman
• Blinky Rides Again: RCMP suspect al-Qaida messages   James A. Donald
• Tor 0.0.9 is out (fwd from arma at mit.edu)   R.A. Hettinga
• Blinky Rides Again: RCMP suspect al-Qaida messages   John Kelsey
• Toshiba shows practical quantum cryptography   R.A. Hettinga
• DIMACS Workshop on Security of Web Services and E-Commerce   Linda Casals
• The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Ben Laurie
  • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Ondrej Mikle
    • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Ben Laurie
      • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Adam Back
      • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Ben Laurie
      • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Jay Sulzberger
      • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Ben Laurie
  • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Bill Frantz
    • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Ben Laurie
      • The Pointlessness of the MD5 'attacks'   Tim Dierks
      • The Pointlessness of the MD5 'attacks'   Sidney Markowitz
      • The Pointlessness of the MD5 'attacks'   C. Scott Ananian
      • The Pointlessness of the MD5 'attacks'   Ben Laurie
      • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   James A. Donald
      • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Ben Laurie
• The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Adam Back
  • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Ben Laurie
    • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Adam Back
      • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Ben Laurie
• Cryptography Research wants piracy speed bump on HD DVDs   R.A. Hettinga
  • Cryptography Research wants piracy speed bump on HD DVDs   Ian Grigg
    • Cryptography Research wants piracy speed bump on HD DVDs   Bill Stewart
      • Cryptography Research wants piracy speed bump on HD DVDs   Ian G
      • Cryptography Research wants piracy speed bump on HD DVDs   Ian G
  • Cryptography Research wants piracy speed bump on HD DVDs   Taral
    • Cryptography Research wants piracy speed bump on HD DVDs   Matt Crawford
      • Cryptography Research wants piracy speed bump on HD DVDs   Taral
      • Cryptography Research wants piracy speed bump on HD DVDs   Adam Back
      • Cryptography Research wants piracy speed bump on HD DVDs   Ariel Waissbein
• The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   John Kelsey
  • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Ben Laurie
  • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Ondrej Mikle
  • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Jon Callas
    • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Zooko O'Whielacronx
• The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   David Wagner
  • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Ben Laurie
• The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   David Wagner
  • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Ben Laurie
    • solution, Re: The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Ed Gerck
    • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Anton Stiglic
• pgp "global directory" bugged instructions   Adam Back
• Fwd: The PoinFULLness of the MD5 'attacks'   james hughes
• SSL/TLS passive sniffing   Florian Weimer
  • SSL/TLS passive sniffing   John Denker
    • SSL/TLS passive sniffing   Florian Weimer
      • SSL/TLS passive sniffing   John Denker
  • SSL/TLS passive sniffing   Victor Duchovni
    • SSL/TLS passive sniffing   Florian Weimer
      • SSL/TLS passive sniffing   Victor Duchovni
      • SSL/TLS passive sniffing   Andy Isaacson
• All Horsemen, All the Time: On the Open Internet, a Web of Dark Alleys   R.A. Hettinga
• DIMACS Workshop on Large-Scale Games at Northwestern University   Linda Casals
• Best-Kept Secrets   R.A. Hettinga
• International meet on cryptology in Chennai   R.A. Hettinga
  • International meet on cryptology in Chennai   Anish
• Digipass Starts to Make a Mark   R.A. Hettinga
• International meet on cryptology in Chennai   R.A. Hettinga
• Border Patrol hails new ID system   R.A. Hettinga
• Do We Need a National ID Card?   R.A. Hettinga
  • Do We Need a National ID Card?   Matt Crawford
• Cryptography Research wants piracy speed bump on HD DVDs   John Kelsey
• The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   John Kelsey
  • The Pointlessness of the MD5 "attacks"   Ben Laurie
• SSL/TLS passive sniffing   David Wagner
• U.S. passport privacy: Over and out?   R.A. Hettinga
• A Force Field in Flat Gray to Protect a Wireless Network   R.A. Hettinga
• Stolen passports missed at U.S. borders   R.A. Hettinga
• Banks Test ID Device for Online Security   R.A. Hettinga
• AOL Help : About AOL® PassCode   R.A. Hettinga
• Scientists close to network that defies hackers   R.A. Hettinga
• Jet Is an Open Secret in Terror War   R.A. Hettinga
• FC05 Preliminary Program Now Online   Ian G
• The story of Aldrich Ames and Robert Hanssen--from the KGB's point of view.   R.A. Hettinga
• eBay Dumps Passport, Microsoft Calls It Quits   R.A. Hettinga
• Korean Online Banks Will Be Liable for 'Hacking' Damages in 2006   R.A. Hettinga

Last message date: Fri Dec 31 09:35:49 EST 2004
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