November 2005 Archives by author

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Starting: Tue Nov 1 00:13:24 EST 2005
Ending: Wed Nov 30 13:57:46 EST 2005
Messages: 167

• How broad is the SPEKE patent.   William Arbaugh
• [smb at cs.columbia.edu: Skype security evaluation]   Joseph Ashwood
• Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Joseph Ashwood
• Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Joseph Ashwood
• Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Joseph Ashwood
• Symmetric ciphers as hash functions   Steven M. Bellovin
• On Digital Cash-like Payment Systems   Steven M. Bellovin
• RSA-640 factored   Steven M. Bellovin
• How broad is the SPEKE patent.   Steven M. Bellovin
• cryptography and security-related papers from North Korea   Steven M. Bellovin
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Steven M. Bellovin
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Steven M. Bellovin
• the effects of a spy   Steven M. Bellovin
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Steven M. Bellovin
• from the bad idea department   Steven M. Bellovin
• the early history of NSA   Steven M. Bellovin
• the effects of a spy   Nicholas Bohm
• gonzo cryptography; how would you improve existing cryptosystems?   Jon Callas
• HTTPS mutual authentication alpha release - please test   Hadmut Danisch
• HTTPS mutual authentication alpha release - please test   James A. Donald
• How broad is the SPEKE patent.   James A. Donald
• How broad is the SPEKE patent.   James A. Donald
• RSA-640 factored   Victor Duchovni
• Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Hal Finney
• Some thoughts on high-assurance certificates   Ian G
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Ian G
• Haskell crypto   Ian G
• Call for papers -- IS-TSPQ 2006   Ed Gerck
• On the orthogonality of anonymity to current market demand   Peter Gutmann
• [smb at cs.columbia.edu: Skype security evaluation]   Peter Gutmann
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Peter Gutmann
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Peter Gutmann
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Peter Gutmann
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Peter Gutmann
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Peter Gutmann
• NY Times reports: NSA falsified Gulf of Tonkin intercepts   Travis H.
• Symmetric ciphers as hash functions   Travis H.
• Symmetric ciphers as hash functions   Travis H.
• On Digital Cash-like Payment Systems   Travis H.
• gonzo cryptography; how would you improve existing cryptosystems?   Travis H.
• gonzo cryptography; how would you improve existing cryptosystems?   Travis H.
• On the orthogonality of anonymity to current market demand   Travis H.
• Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Travis H.
• gonzo cryptography; how would you improve existing cryptosystems?   Travis H.
• Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Travis H.
• On Digital Cash-like Payment Systems   Travis H.
• Pseudorandom Number Generator in Ansi X9.17   Travis H.
• timing attack countermeasures (nonrandom but unpredictable delays)   Travis H.
• the effects of a spy   Travis H.
• solving, simplification and factorization of boolean equations   Travis H.
• timing attack countermeasures (nonrandom but unpredictable delays)   Travis H.
• timing attack countermeasures (nonrandom but unpredictable delays)   Travis H.
• timing attack countermeasures (nonrandom but unpredictable de lays)   Travis H.
• `Identified by` <CA> technique of TrustBar adopted by IE, other browsers...   Amir Herzberg
• [Clips] The "Other" Ester: Anonymity-- Here Today, Gone Tomorrow   R. A. Hettinga
• [Clips] Sony BMG's DRM provider does not rule out future use of stealth   R. A. Hettinga
• [Clips] MIT Real ID Meeting Postponed to December 5th, AND Homeland Security to Propose Regulations - Join the Discussion   R. A. Hettinga
• [Clips] [dave at farber.net: [IP] Apple tries to patent 'tamper-resistant software']   R. A. Hettinga
• [Clips] Sony suspends copy-protection scheme on CDs   R. A. Hettinga
• [Clips] Feds mull regulation of quantum computers   R. A. Hettinga
• [Clips] Spies in the Server Closet   R. A. Hettinga
• [Clips] Sony DRM infection removal vulnerability uncovered   R. A. Hettinga
• Anon_Terminology_v0.24   R. A. Hettinga
• [Clips] Cyberterror 'overhyped,' security guru says   R. A. Hettinga
• [Clips] Sony to Help Remove its DRM Rootkit   R.A. Hettinga
• [Clips] The "Other" Ester: Anonymity-- Here Today, Gone Tomorrow   R.A. Hettinga
• RSA-640 factored   Heyman, Michael
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Paul Hoffman
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Paul Hoffman
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Paul Hoffman
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Paul Hoffman
• from the bad idea department   Paul Hoffman
• gonzo cryptography; how would you improve existing cryptosystems?   Jason Holt
• Web Browser Developers Work Together on Security   Jason Holt
• [Clips] Sony to Help Remove its DRM Rootkit   Dave Howe
• FW: How broad is the SPEKE patent.   D Jablon
• GnuTLS 1.2.9   Simon Josefsson
• RSA-640 factored   Simon Josefsson
• RSA-640 factored   Simon Josefsson
• Pseudorandom Number Generator in Ansi X9.17   Terence Joseph
• FW: Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Charlie Kaufman
• FW: How broad is the SPEKE patent.   Charlie Kaufman
• FW: How broad is the SPEKE patent.   Charlie Kaufman
• timing attack countermeasures (nonrandom but unpredictable delays)   John Kelsey
• the effects of a spy   John Kelsey
• Encryption using password-derived keys   John Kelsey
• gonzo cryptography; how would you improve existing cryptosystems?   Alexander Klimov
• Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Alexander Klimov
• Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Alexander Klimov
• Pseudorandom Number Generator in Ansi X9.17   Alexander Klimov
• Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Alexander Klimov
• Haskell crypto   Alexander Klimov
• Encryption using password-derived keys   Alexander Klimov
• [Clips] [dave at farber.net: [IP] Apple tries to patent 'tamper-resistant software']   Ben Laurie
• Pseudorandom Number Generator in Ansi X9.17   Ben Laurie
• solving, simplification and factorization of boolean equations   Mike Lisanke
• Pseudorandom Number Generator in Ansi X9.17   Jack Lloyd
• the effects of a spy   Jack Lloyd
• Encryption using password-derived keys   Jack Lloyd
• Haskell crypto   Nathan Loofbourrow
• Symmetric ciphers as hash functions   Perry E. Metzger
• event in NYC: "The Secret World of Global Eavesdropping"   Perry E. Metzger
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Perry E. Metzger
• the effects of a spy   Perry E. Metzger
• Matt Blaze finds flaws in FBI wiretap equipment   Perry E. Metzger
• ADMIN: microsoft.com subscribers may be unsubscribed soon   Perry E. Metzger
• Session Key Negotiation   Will Morton
• Session Key Negotiation   Will Morton
• HTTPS mutual authentication alpha release - please test   Nick Owen
• HTTPS mutual authentication alpha release - please test   Nick Owen
• HTTPS mutual authentication alpha release - please test   Nick Owen
• HTTPS mutual authentication alpha release - please test   Nick Owen
• HTTPS mutual authentication alpha release - please test   Nick Owen
• Another Skype Study   Aram Perez
• Web Browser Developers Work Together on Security   Aram Perez
• FW: How broad is the SPEKE patent.   Trevor Perrin
• [smb at cs.columbia.edu: Skype security evaluation]   Marcel Popescu
• [smb at cs.columbia.edu: Skype security evaluation]   Marcel Popescu
• Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Nicolas Rachinsky
• Some thoughts on high-assurance certificates   Ed Reed
• Session Key Negotiation   Eric Rescorla
• Session Key Negotiation   Eric Rescorla
• Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Jeremiah Rogers
• Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Jeremiah Rogers
• Symmetric ciphers as hash functions   Greg Rose
• gonzo cryptography; how would you improve existing cryptosystems?   Jari Ruusu
• Session Key Negotiation   Richard Salz
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   William Allen Simpson
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   William Allen Simpson
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   William Allen Simpson
• gonzo cryptography; how would you improve existing cryptosystems?   Thomas Sjögren
• RSA-640 factored   Bill Stewart
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Bill Stewart
• Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Anton Stiglic
• Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Anton Stiglic
• Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Anton Stiglic
• Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Anton Stiglic
• [Bugtraq] Schneier's PasswordSafe password validation flaw   Kerry Thompson
• gonzo cryptography; how would you improve existing cryptosystems?   Jonathan Thornburg
• timing attack countermeasures (nonrandom but unpredictable delays)   David Wagner
• solving, simplification and factorization of boolean equations   Ariel Waissbein
• How broad is the SPEKE patent.   Florian Weimer
• [Clips] [dave at farber.net: [IP] Apple tries to patent 'tamper-resistant software']   Florian Weimer
• FW: Fermat's primality test vs. Miller-Rabin   Florian Weimer
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Florian Weimer
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Florian Weimer
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Florian Weimer
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   Florian Weimer
• Some thoughts on high-assurance certificates   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• Broken SSL domain name trust model   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• Symmetric ciphers as hash functions   Whyte, William
• On Digital Cash-like Payment Systems   Whyte, William
• "ISAKMP" flaws?   bear
• HTTPS mutual authentication alpha release - please test   cyphrpunk
• Symmetric ciphers as hash functions   cyphrpunk
• [smb at cs.columbia.edu: Skype security evaluation]   cyphrpunk
• HTTPS mutual authentication alpha release - please test   cyphrpunk
• HTTPS mutual authentication alpha release - please test   cyphrpunk
• On the orthogonality of anonymity to current market demand   cyphrpunk
• On Digital Cash-like Payment Systems   cyphrpunk
• [Clips] Feds mull regulation of quantum computers   cyphrpunk
• the effects of a spy   leichter_jerrold at emc.com
• timing attack countermeasures (nonrandom but unpredictable de lays)   leichter_jerrold at emc.com
• timing attack countermeasures (nonrandom but unpredictable de lays)   leichter_jerrold at emc.com
• the effects of a spy   lrk
• MD4 and MD5 collision generators   pstach at stachliu.com
• solving, simplification and factorization...   pstach at stachliu.com

Last message date: Wed Nov 30 13:57:46 EST 2005
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