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Starting: Sun Aug 1 00:00:39 EDT 2010
Ending: Tue Aug 31 20:30:13 EDT 2010
Messages: 230

• TLS/SSL Survey (Ristic/Qualsys) (was: Re: A mighty fortress is our PKI)   =JeffH
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security (was: Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?)   =JeffH
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security (was: Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?)   =JeffH
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security (was: Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?)   =JeffH
• Overclocking TLS/SSL (was: towards https everywhere and strict transport security)   =JeffH
• Collage   Jacob Appelbaum
• 2048-bit RSA keys   Joseph Ashwood
• RSA question   Joseph Ashwood
• Fwd: Re: new tech report on easy-to-use IPsec   Adam Aviv
• new tech report on easy-to-use IPsec   Steven Bellovin
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   Steven Bellovin
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   Steven Bellovin
• 2048-bit RSA keys   Steven Bellovin
• [IP] Malware kills 154   Steven Bellovin
• [IP] Malware kills 154   Steven Bellovin
• [IP] Malware kills 154   Steven Bellovin
• [IP] Malware kills 154   Steven Bellovin
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security (was: Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?)   Steven Bellovin
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Steven Bellovin
• A mighty fortress is our PKI, Part II   Jon Callas
• A mighty fortress is our PKI, Part II   Jon Callas
• NY Times article on Blackberry   Jon Callas
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   Jon Callas
• 2048-bit RSA keys   Matt Crawford
• 2048-bit RSA keys   Matt Crawford
• init.d/urandom : saving random-seed   John Denker
• customizing Live CD images (was: urandom etc.)   John Denker
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   John Denker
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   Ray Dillinger
• A mighty fortress is our PKI, Part II   James A. Donald
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   James A. Donald
• 2048-bit RSA keys   James A. Donald
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security   James A. Donald
• RSA question   Justin Ferguson
• RSA question   Justin Ferguson
• Five Theses on Security Protocols   Adam Fields
• GSM eavesdropping   Adam Fields
• A mighty fortress is our PKI, Part II   Bill Frantz
• [IP] Malware kills 154   Bill Frantz
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   The Fungi
• Five Theses on Security Protocols   Ian G
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security (was: Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?)   Ian G
• lawful eavesdropping by governments - on you, via Google   John Gilmore
• non 2048-bit keys   John Gilmore
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   John Gilmore
• 2048-bit RSA keys   John Gilmore
• Five Theses on Security Protocols   Peter Gutmann
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Peter Gutmann
• Five Theses on Security Protocols   Peter Gutmann
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Peter Gutmann
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Peter Gutmann
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Peter Gutmann
• Using file-hiding rootkits for good   Peter Gutmann
• A mighty fortress is our PKI, Part II   Peter Gutmann
• A mighty fortress is our PKI, Part II   Peter Gutmann
• Preventing a recurrence of the Realtek/JMicron fiasco   Peter Gutmann
• A mighty fortress is our PKI, Part II   Peter Gutmann
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   Peter Gutmann
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   Peter Gutmann
• A mighty fortress is our PKI, Part II   Peter Gutmann
• About that "Mighty Fortress"... What's it look like?   Peter Gutmann
• Fw: [IP] Malware kills 154   Peter Gutmann
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Peter Gutmann
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Peter Gutmann
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Peter Gutmann
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Peter Gutmann
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Peter Gutmann
• GSM eavesdropping   Adrian Hayter
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Joshua Hill
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Joshua Hill
• /dev/random and virtual systems   Paul Hoffman
• 2048-bit RSA keys   Paul Hoffman
• 2048-bit RSA keys   Paul Hoffman
• init.d/urandom : saving random-seed   Henrique de Moraes Holschuh
• [Pkg-sysvinit-devel] init.d/urandom : saving random-seed   Henrique de Moraes Holschuh
• /dev/random and virtual systems   Henrique de Moraes Holschuh
• /dev/random and virtual systems   Henrique de Moraes Holschuh
• A mighty fortress is our PKI, Part II   David-Sarah Hopwood
• "Thirty-Year-Old Encryption Formula Can Resist Quantum-Computing Attacks That Defeat All Common Codes"   David-Sarah Hopwood
• Fw: [IP] Malware kills 154   John Ioannidis
• 2048-bit RSA keys   Simon Josefsson
• 2048-bit RSA keys   Jonathan Katz
• Fw: [IP] Malware kills 154   Stefan Kelm
• GSM eavesdropping   John Kemp
• About that "Mighty Fortress"... What's it look like?   Alexander Klimov
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Alexander Klimov
• RSA question   Alexander Klimov
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Werner Koch
• After spyware fails, UAE gives up and bans Blackberries   David G. Koontz
• "Cars hacked through wireless tire sensors" Another paper plus USENIX SEC10 proceedings   David G. Koontz
• About that "Mighty Fortress"... What's it look like?   David G. Koontz
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Tanja Lange
• About that "Mighty Fortress"... What's it look like?   Ben Laurie
• init.d/urandom : saving random-seed   Jerry Leichter
• init.d/urandom : saving random-seed   Jerry Leichter
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Jerry Leichter
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Jerry Leichter
• GSM eavesdropping   Jerry Leichter
• GSM eavesdropping   Jerry Leichter
• The long twilight of IE6   Jerry Leichter
• "Cars hacked through wireless tire sensors"   Jerry Leichter
• Haystack   Jerry Leichter
• A mighty fortress is our PKI, Part II   Jerry Leichter
• Collage   Jerry Leichter
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security (was: Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?)   Jerry Leichter
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Jerry Leichter
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Jerry Leichter
• GSM eavesdropping   Eugen Leitl
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   John Levine
• Fw: [IP] Malware kills 154   John Levine
• Collage   M.R.
• Transport-level encryption with Tcpcrypt   Sean McGrath
• Five Theses on Security Protocols   Perry E. Metzger
• After spyware fails, UAE gives up and bans Blackberries   Perry E. Metzger
• GSM eavesdropping   Perry E. Metzger
• GSM eavesdropping   Perry E. Metzger
• GSM eavesdropping   Perry E. Metzger
• Five Theses on Security Protocols   Perry E. Metzger
• GSM eavesdropping   Perry E. Metzger
• GSM eavesdropping   Perry E. Metzger
• /dev/random and virtual systems   Perry E. Metzger
• ADMIN: slowly shutting down the high level security discussion, and formatting   Perry E. Metzger
• NY Times article on Blackberry   Perry E. Metzger
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   Perry E. Metzger
• 2048-bit RSA keys   Perry E. Metzger
• About that "Mighty Fortress"... What's it look like?   Perry E. Metzger
• 2048-bit RSA keys   Perry E. Metzger
• Fw: [IP] Malware kills 154   Perry E. Metzger
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Perry E. Metzger
• IDS systems (was Re: Five Theses on Security Protocols)   Perry E. Metzger
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Thierry Moreau
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Thierry Moreau
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Thierry Moreau
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Thierry Moreau
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Thierry Moreau
• Fw: [IP] Malware kills 154   Thierry Moreau
• Is determinism a good idea? WAS: questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Thierry Moreau
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Thierry Moreau
• "Thirty-Year-Old Encryption Formula Can Resist Quantum-Computing Attacks That Defeat All Common Codes"   Alec Muffett
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Eric Murray
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Eric Murray
• non 2048-bit keys   Samuel Neves
• 2048-bit RSA keys   Samuel Neves
• 2048-bit RSA keys   Samuel Neves
• EFF/iSEC's SSL Observatory slides available   Chris Palmer
• EFF/iSEC's SSL Observatory slides available   Chris Palmer
• phpwn: PHP cookie PRNG flawed (Netscape redux)   Chris Palmer
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   Chris Palmer
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security (was: Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?)   Chris Palmer
• 2048-bit RSA keys   Arash Partow
• [IP] Malware kills 154   Chad Perrin
• [IP] Malware kills 154   Chad Perrin
• A mighty fortress is our PKI, Part II   Tom Ritter
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Richard Salz
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security (was: Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?)   Richard Salz
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security (was: Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?)   Richard Salz
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Jeffrey Schiller
• Five Theses on Security Protocols   Jeffrey I. Schiller
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Jakob Schlyter
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Jakob Schlyter
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Jakob Schlyter
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security (was: Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?)   Jakob Schlyter
• /dev/random and virtual systems   Yaron Sheffer
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   Jeff Simmons
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   Jeff Simmons
• A mighty fortress is our PKI, Part II   Thor Lancelot Simon
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   Thor Lancelot Simon
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Thor Lancelot Simon
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Thor Lancelot Simon
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Thor Lancelot Simon
• Five Theses on Security Protocols   Guus Sliepen
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   D. K. Smetters
• GSM eavesdropping   Bill Squier
• GSM eavesdropping   Frank A. Stevenson
• 2048-bit RSA keys   Bill Stewart
• Hashing messages with lengths between 32 and 128 bytes is one of the most important practical issue (was Re: the skein hash function)   Sampo Syreeni
• /dev/random and virtual systems   Thomas
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Thomas
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Jonathan Thornburg
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   Peter Trei
• Haystack redux   Katrin Verclas
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security   Florian Weimer
• Haystack   Steve Weis
• Haystack   Steve Weis
• Five Theses on Security Protocols   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• A mighty fortress is our PKI   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• Five Theses on Security Protocols   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• Five Theses on Security Protocols   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• Five Theses on Security Protocols   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• Five Theses on Security Protocols   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• A mighty fortress is our PKI, Part II   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• A mighty fortress is our PKI, Part II   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security (was: Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?)   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security (was: Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?)   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security (was: Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?)   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security (was: Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?)   Anne & Lynn Wheeler
• GSM eavesdropping   Nicolas Williams
• GSM eavesdropping   Nicolas Williams
• GSM eavesdropping   Nicolas Williams
• Five Theses on Security Protocols   Nicolas Williams
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   Nicolas Williams
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security   Nicolas Williams
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Nicolas Williams
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   Nicolas Williams
• GSM eavesdropping   Paul Wouters
• GSM eavesdropping   Paul Wouters
• /dev/random and virtual systems   Paul Wouters
• 2048-bit RSA keys   Paul Wouters
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security (was: Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?)   Paul Wouters
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   dj at deadhat.com
• "Cars hacked through wireless tire sensors"   dan at geer.org
• Haystack   dan at geer.org
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security (was: Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?)   dan at geer.org
• Is this the first ever practically-deployed use of a threshold scheme?   mheyman at gmail.com
• 2048-bit RSA keys   mheyman at gmail.com
• Verizon Business RISK data crime–investigation team's 2010 Data Breach Investigations Report   mheyman at gmail.com
• Lasers crack commercial encryption systems   mheyman at gmail.com
• non 2048-bit keys   ian.farquhar at rsa.com
• phpwn: PHP cookie PRNG flawed (Netscape redux)   travis+ml-cryptography at subspacefield.org
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   travis+ml-cryptography at subspacefield.org
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   travis+ml-cryptography at subspacefield.org
• questions about RNGs and FIPS 140   travis+ml-cryptography at subspacefield.org
• towards https everywhere and strict transport security (was: Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?)   bmanning at vacation.karoshi.com
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   eric.lengvenis at wellsfargo.com
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   eric.lengvenis at wellsfargo.com
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   eric.lengvenis at wellsfargo.com
• Has there been a change in US banking regulations recently?   eric.lengvenis at wellsfargo.com

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