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Starting: Tue Jun 1 08:07:57 EDT 2004
Ending: Wed Jun 30 16:28:35 EDT 2004
Messages: 154

• Library talk on cryptography begins technology series   R. A. Hettinga
• A National ID   Peter Clay
• Colossus reconstruction at Bletchley Park is finished.   Perry E. Metzger
• Yahoo releases internet standard draft for using DNS as public key server   Ian Grigg
• Software Helps Rights Groups Protect Sensitive Information   Ian Brown
• Software Helps Rights Groups Protect Sensitive Information   Mark Armbrust
• Yahoo releases internet standard draft for using DNS as public key server   Dave Howe
• Yahoo releases internet standard draft for using DNS as public key server   Ian Grigg
• Yahoo releases internet standard draft for using DNS as public key server   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• The future of security   Eugen Leitl
• Yahoo releases internet standard draft for using DNS as public key server   Dave Howe
• The future of security   Ben Laurie
• Chalabi Reportedly Told Iran That U.S. Had Code   Perry E. Metzger
• SMTP over TLS   Perry E. Metzger
• Chalabi Reportedly Told Iran That U.S. Had Code   R. A. Hettinga
• Via eavesdropping, terror suspects nabbed   R. A. Hettinga
• Article on passwords in Wired News   Perry E. Metzger
• SMTP over TLS   Steven M. Bellovin
• The future of security   Bill Stewart
• Article on passwords in Wired News   Perry E. Metzger
• FSTC Call for Participation: Counter-Phishing Phase I   R. A. Hettinga
• Article on passwords in Wired News   Peter Gutmann
• A National ID   Joseph Ashwood
• Polygraph Testing Starts at Pentagon in Chalabi Inquiry   R. A. Hettinga
• BBN Technologies Unveils World's First Quantum Cryptography Network   R. A. Hettinga
• "The secret code is 00000000"   Steven M. Bellovin
• Article on passwords in Wired News   Eugen Leitl
• Article on passwords in Wired News   Roy M. Silvernail
• 3. Proof-of-work analysis   Ben Laurie
• Article on passwords in Wired News   martin f krafft
• Chalabi Reportedly Told Iran That U.S. Had Code   Eric Rescorla
• The future of security   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• Not Ready For Prime Time   R. A. Hettinga
• [ISN] Simple passwords no longer suffice   R. A. Hettinga
• New James Bamford book   Tim Brown
• PORTIA Workshop on Sensitive Data (fwd)   Perry E. Metzger
• New James Bamford book   Perry E. Metzger
• Chalabi Reportedly Told Iran That U.S. Had Code   R. A. Hettinga
• Chalabi Reportedly Told Iran That U.S. Had Code   Bill Stewart
• RIAA wants your fingerprints   R. A. Hettinga
• Article on passwords in Wired News   Udhay Shankar N
• Chalabi Reportedly Told Iran That U.S. Had Code   Peter Gutmann
• Article on passwords in Wired News   Ernst Lippe
• Software Helps Rights Groups Protect Sensitive Information   Ben Laurie
• Security clampdown on the home PC banknote forgers   R. A. Hettinga
• Article on passwords in Wired News   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• Article on passwords in Wired News   Adam Fields
• Article on passwords in Wired News   Greg Rose
• Article on passwords in Wired News   Peter Fairbrother
• WPES04 submission deadline extended   R. A. Hettinga
• Passwords can sit on disk for years   Adam Fields
• Passwords can sit on disk for years   Peter Gutmann
• High hopes for unscrambling the vote   R. A. Hettinga
• High hopes for unscrambling the vote   Roy M. Silvernail
• Passwords can sit on disk for years   jdean at lsuhsc.edu
• Passwords can sit on disk for years   Jerrold Leichter
• W Post: US gets 126,000,000 intelligence intercepts a day?   Perry E. Metzger
• Passwords can sit on disk for years   Matt Crawford
• High hopes for unscrambling the vote   Matt Crawford
• High hopes for unscrambling the vote   Roy M. Silvernail
• Security clampdown on the home PC banknote forgers   Axel H Horns
• Chalabi Reportedly Told Iran That U.S. Had Code   John Kelsey
• Security clampdown on the home PC banknote forgers   bear
• Security clampdown on the home PC banknote forgers   jedi
• Security clampdown on the home PC banknote forgers   jdean at lsuhsc.edu
• Security clampdown on the home PC banknote forgers   Trei, Peter
• Security clampdown on the home PC banknote forgers   Ivan Krstic
• Passwords can sit on disk for years   John Gilmore
• Security clampdown on the home PC banknote forgers   John Gilmore
• Security clampdown on the home PC banknote forgers   Matthew Byng-Maddick
• threat modelling tool by Microsoft?   Ian Grigg
• [osint] TIA Offices Discovered - Where Big Brother Snoops on Americans   R. A. Hettinga
• Claimed proof of the Riemann Hypothesis released   Perry E. Metzger
• Claimed proof of the Riemann Hypothesis released   Ivan Krstic
• threat modelling tool by Microsoft?   Joseph Ashwood
• Claimed proof of the Riemann Hypothesis released   J. Bruce Fields
• TIA Offices Discovered   John Denker
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Eric Rescorla
• Security clampdown on the home PC banknote forgers   Richard Clayton
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   lists at notatla.org.uk
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Eric Rescorla
• Certicom reports first profitable fiscal year   R. A. Hettinga
• Chalabi Reportedly Told Iran That U.S. Had Code   Peter Gutmann
• Passwords can sit on disk for years   Ben Laurie
• Passwords can sit on disk for years   jdean at lsuhsc.edu
• This Spy for Rent   R. A. Hettinga
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Ben Laurie
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Eric Rescorla
• Passwords can sit on disk for years   Jack Lloyd
• Passwords can sit on disk for years   Ernst Lippe
• Passwords can sit on disk for years   Rich Salz
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Eric Rescorla
• Passwords can sit on disk for years   Perry E. Metzger
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Steven M. Bellovin
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Thor Lancelot Simon
• recommendations/evaluations of free / low-cost crypto libraries   Amir Herzberg
• Breaking Iranian Codes (Re: CRYPTO-GRAM, June 15, 2003)   R. A. Hettinga
• Breaking Iranian Codes (Re: CRYPTO-GRAM, June 15, 2003)   Peter Gutmann
• Post-9/11 laws expand to more than terrorism   R. A. Hettinga
• He Pushed the Hot Button of Touch-Screen Voting   R. A. Hettinga
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Eric Rescorla
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Jerrold Leichter
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Arnold G. Reinhold
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Eric Rescorla
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Eric Rescorla
• Interview with Glenn Henry, founder of VIA processor subsidiary Centaur (fwd from eugen at leitl.org)   Eugen Leitl
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Damien Miller
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Eric Rescorla
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Thor Lancelot Simon
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   David Honig
• Hiawatha's research   Jason Holt
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Eric Rescorla
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Thor Lancelot Simon
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Birger Tödtmann
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Eric Rescorla
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   David Honig
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Birger Tödtmann
• Is finding security holes a good idea?   Rick Wash
• A National ID: AAMVA's Unique ID   John Gilmore
• Feds: VoIP a potential haven for terrorists   R. A. Hettinga
• A National ID: AAMVA's Unique ID   Joseph Ashwood
• recommendations/evaluations of free / low-cost crypto libraries   Joseph Ashwood
• Antipiracy bill targets technology   R. A. Hettinga
• recommendations/evaluations of free / low-cost crypto libraries   Daniel Carosone
• BBC story on Iran codes   Perry E. Metzger
• BBC story on Iran codes   Greg Rose
• cryptograph(y|er) jokes?   Hadmut Danisch
• recommendations/evaluations of free / low-cost crypto libraries   Stefan Kelm
• Passwords can sit on disk for years   Ben Laurie
• recommendations/evaluations of free / low-cost crypto libraries   Anton Stiglic
• [ISN] Network Associates Up For Sale, Sources Say   R. A. Hettinga
• Police fudge on ID theft: expert   R. A. Hettinga
• cryptograph(y|er) jokes?   Wagner,Ray
• cryptograph(y|er) jokes?   Bill Stewart
• cryptograph(y|er) jokes?   David Turner
• cryptograph(y|er) jokes?   bear
• cryptograph(y|er) jokes?   Sandy Harris
• cryptograph(y|er) jokes?   Peter Parker
• cryptograph(y|er) jokes?   Don Davis
• cryptograph(y|er) jokes?   Sandy Harris
• cryptograph(y|er) jokes?   Richard Johnson
• cryptograph(y|er) jokes?   Arnold G. Reinhold
• cryptograph(y|er) jokes? (Superpolynomial subexponential runtimes, or, How to Give a Math Lecture at a Party, by Eric Hughes)   Jeff.Hodges at KingsMountain.com
• [Publicity-list]: DIMACS Workshop on Usable Privacy and Security Software   Linda Casals
• cryptograph(y|er) jokes?   John Kelsey
• SciAm: The Mystery of the Voynich Manuscript   R. A. Hettinga
• Swiss NEMA rotor machine for sale on EBay   Steve Bellovin
• Cryptography Research's Nate Lawson to Speak at USENIX '04   R. A. Hettinga
• recommendations/evaluations of free / low-cost crypto libraries   Peter Gutmann
• Third announcement ECC 2004   R. A. Hettinga
• Question on the state of the security industry   Ian Grigg
• recommendations/evaluations of free / low-cost crypto libraries   Anton Stiglic
• Question on the state of the security industry (second half not necessarily on topic)   Joseph Ashwood
• Question on the state of the security industry   Steve Furlong

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