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Starting: Sun Dec 1 07:27:03 EST 2013
Ending: Tue Dec 31 17:54:44 EST 2013
Messages: 535

• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   demonfighter6 .
• [Cryptography] RSA Key Extraction via Low-Bandwidth Acoustic Cryptanalysis   Alexandre Anzala-Yamajako
• [Cryptography] Security Discussion: Password Based Key Derivation for Elliptic curve Diffie–Hellman key agreement   Jacob Appelbaum
• [Cryptography] An alternative electro-mechanical entropy source (was 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto...)   Bear
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Kent Borg
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Kent Borg
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Kent Borg
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Kent Borg
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] RSA Response to Media Claims Regarding NSA Relationship   Kent Borg
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] RSA Response to Media Claims Regarding NSA Relationship   Kent Borg
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Kent Borg
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Kent Borg
• [Cryptography] HSBC's Password Approach: Impressive   Kent Borg
• [Cryptography] Tarnished Reputation, Sad   Kent Borg
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Kent Borg
• [Cryptography] French netsec agency CA linked to fraudulent Google certs   Greg Broiles
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Jon Callas
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Jon Callas
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Jon Callas
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Jon Callas
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Jon Callas
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Jon Callas
• [Cryptography] deniable symmetric ciphers?   Jon Callas
• [Cryptography] deniable symmetric ciphers?   Jon Callas
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Jon Callas
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Jon Callas
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Jon Callas
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Tamzen Cannoy
• [Cryptography] RSA Key Extraction via Low-Bandwidth Acoustic Cryptanalysis   Tamzen Cannoy
• [Cryptography] ADMIN: Reminders for List Postings   Tamzen Cannoy
• [Cryptography] Topic closed: Can we move this list to an online forum please   Tamzen Cannoy
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Tamzen Cannoy
• [Cryptography] Decentralized, global, irreversible, transaction database...   Robert Christian
• [Cryptography] BitCoin Question - This may not be the best place to ask   Robert Christian
• [Cryptography] BitCoin Question - This may not be the best place to ask   Robert Christian
• [Cryptography] BitCoin Question - This may not be the best place to ask   Robert Christian
• [Cryptography] BitCoin Question - This may not be the best place to ask   Robert Christian
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   Robert Christian
• [Cryptography] BitCoin Question - This may not be the best place to ask   Robert Christian
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   James Cloos
• [Cryptography] BitCoin Question - This may not be the best place to ask   CodesInChaos
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   CodesInChaos
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Bernie Cosell
• [Cryptography] Fun with hardware RNGS: the Infinite Noise Multiplier   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Fun with hardware RNGS: the Infinite Noise Multiplier   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Fun with hardware RNGS: the Infinite Noise Multiplier   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Fun with hardware RNGS: the Infinite Noise Multiplier   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] An alternative electro-mechanical entropy source (was 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto...)   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Security Discussion: Password Based Key Derivation for Elliptic curve Diffie–Hellman key agreement   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Decentralized, global, irreversible, transaction database...   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] RSA Response to Media Claims Regarding NSA Relationship   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] BitCoin Question - This may not be the best place to ask   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors? (was: Re: RSA is dead.)   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] RSA Response to Media Claims Regarding NSA Relationship   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Serious paranoia...   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Serious paranoia...   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Serious paranoia...   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] A modification to scrypt to reduce side channel risk   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] A modification to scrypt to reduce side channel risk   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] A modification to scrypt to reduce side channel risk   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] A modification to scrypt to reduce side channel risk   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] I posted a memory-hard key stretching algorithm on github   Bill Cox
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   John Denker
• [Cryptography] Email is securable within a coterie   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] Fun with hardware RNGS: the Infinite Noise Multiplier   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] Fun with hardware RNGS: the Infinite Noise Multiplier   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] An alternative electro-mechanical entropy source (was 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto...)   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] Moving forward on improving HTTP's security   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] DNSNMC deprecates Certificate Authorities and fixes HTTPS security   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] Decentralized, global, irreversible, transaction database...   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] What do we know? (Was 'We cannot trust' ...)   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors? (was: Re: RSA is dead.)   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] What do we know? (Was 'We cannot trust' ...)   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] What do we know? (Was 'We cannot trust' ...)   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] What do we know? (Was 'We cannot trust' ...)   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Roland C. Dowdeswell
• [Cryptography] Fun with hardware RNGS: the Infinite Noise Multiplier   Viktor Dukhovni
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Donald Eastlake
• [Cryptography] Chinese Cryptography   Donald Eastlake
• [Cryptography] Chinese Cryptography   Donald Eastlake
• [Cryptography] What do we know? (Was 'We cannot trust' ...)   Donald Eastlake
• [Cryptography] Security Discussion: Password Based Key Derivation for Elliptic curve Diffie–Hellman key agreement   Alec Edgington
• [Cryptography] deniable symmetric ciphers?   Paul Elliott
• [Cryptography] TAO, NSA crypto backdoor program   Paul Ferguson
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Miles Fidelman
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Miles Fidelman
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Bill Frantz
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Bill Frantz
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Bill Frantz
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Bill Frantz
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors? (was: Re: RSA is dead.)   Bill Frantz
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors? (was: Re: RSA is dead.)   Bill Frantz
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Bill Frantz
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Bill Frantz
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Bill Frantz
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Bill Frantz
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Bill Frantz
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   Bill Frantz
• [Cryptography] What do we know? (Was 'We cannot trust' ...)   Bill Frantz
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   John Gilmore
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   John Gilmore
• [Cryptography] Can we move this list to an online forum please? No.   John Gilmore
• [Cryptography] Whether Henry Spencer's key-leak would be detected   John Gilmore
• [Cryptography] What do we know? (Was 'We cannot trust' ...)   Brian Gladman
• [Cryptography] Moving forward on improving HTTP's security   Greg
• [Cryptography] DNSNMC deprecates Certificate Authorities and fixes HTTPS security   Greg
• [Cryptography] Moving forward on improving HTTP's security   Greg
• [Cryptography] DNSNMC deprecates Certificate Authorities and fixes HTTPS security   Greg
• [Cryptography] DNSNMC deprecates Certificate Authorities and fixes HTTPS security   Greg
• [Cryptography] DNSNMC deprecates Certificate Authorities and fixes HTTPS security   Greg
• [Cryptography] Decentralized, global, irreversible, transaction database...   Greg
• [Cryptography] Serious paranoia...   Greg
• [Cryptography] Can we move this list to an online forum please?   Greg
• [Cryptography] Can we move this list to an online forum please?   Greg
• [Cryptography] Can we move this list to an online forum please?   Greg
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Dirk-Willem van Gulik
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Dirk-Willem van Gulik
• [Cryptography] Explaining PK to grandma   Peter Gutmann
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Peter Gutmann
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Peter Gutmann
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   Peter Gutmann
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] RSA Response to Media Claims Regarding NSA Relationship   Peter Gutmann
• [Cryptography] TAO, NSA crypto backdoor program   Peter Gutmann
• [Cryptography] Public Key Vulnerabilities   Philipp Gühring
• [Cryptography] Explaining PK to grandma   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Fun with hardware RNGS: the Infinite Noise Multiplier   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] An alternative electro-mechanical entropy source (was 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto...)   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] International Cryptography Day   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] An alternative electro-mechanical entropy source (was 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto...)   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Preimage Attacks on 41-Step SHA-256 and 46-Step SHA-512 -   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Preimage Attacks on 41-Step SHA-256 and 46-Step SHA-512 -   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] RSA Key Extraction via Low-Bandwidth Acoustic Cryptanalysis   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] RSA Key Extraction via Low-Bandwidth Acoustic Cryptanalysis   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] RSA Key Extraction via Low-Bandwidth Acoustic Cryptanalysis   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Chinese Cryptography   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] What do we know? (Was 'We cannot trust' ...)   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] What do we know? (Was 'We cannot trust' ...)   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] RSA Response to Media Claims Regarding NSA Relationship   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Serious paranoia...   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] What are other related forums already setup?, lists, et al ?   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] What do we know? (Was 'We cannot trust' ...)   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] RSA Response to Media Claims Regarding NSA Relationship   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] TAO, NSA crypto backdoor program   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] TAO, NSA crypto backdoor program   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Sandy Harris
• [Cryptography] Chinese Cryptography   Sandy Harris
• [Cryptography] What do we know? (Was 'We cannot trust' ...)   Sandy Harris
• [Cryptography] New NRO patch   Robert Hettinga
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Robert Hettinga
• [Cryptography] Preimage Attacks on 41-Step SHA-256 and 46-Step SHA-512 -   Robert Hettinga
• [Cryptography] BitCoin Question - This may not be the best place to ask   Robert Hettinga
• [Cryptography] [Fwd: CfP PETS 2014]   R. Hirschfeld
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Ralph Holz
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Ralph Holz
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Christian Huitema
• [Cryptography] Can we move this list to an online forum please?   John Ioannidis
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Charles Jackson
• [Cryptography] TAO, NSA crypto backdoor program   Raphael Jacquot
• [Cryptography] TAO, NSA crypto backdoor program   Raphael Jacquot
• [Cryptography] A new digital signature scheme based on the RSA problem?   Jonathan Katz
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   John Kelsey
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   John Kelsey
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   John Kelsey
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   John Kelsey
• [Cryptography] TAO, NSA crypto backdoor program   John Kelsey
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   John Kelsey
• [Cryptography] Can we move this list to an online forum please?   Rob Kendrick
• [Cryptography] Fwd: Article: iSEC Engages in TrueCrypt Audit   Roger Kent
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] RSA Response to Media Claims Regarding NSA Relationship   Max Kington
• [Cryptography] RSA Key Extraction via Low-Bandwidth Acoustic Cryptanalysis   Werner Koch
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors? (was: Re: RSA is dead.)   Benjamin Kreuter
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   Benjamin Kreuter
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   Benjamin Kreuter
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   Benjamin Kreuter
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   Benjamin Kreuter
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Chris Kuethe
• [Cryptography] Anonymous messaging [was: Email is securable within a coterie]   Ben Laurie
• [Cryptography] DNSNMC deprecates Certificate Authorities and fixes HTTPS security   Ben Laurie
• [Cryptography] DNSNMC deprecates Certificate Authorities and fixes HTTPS security   Ben Laurie
• [Cryptography] Anonymous messaging [was: Email is securable within a coterie]   Ron Leach
• [Cryptography] Anonymous messaging [was: Email is securable within a coterie]   Ron Leach
• [Cryptography] Anonymous messaging [was: Email is securable within a coterie]   Ron Leach
• [Cryptography] Safeplug - TOR for the masses   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] Preimage Attacks on 41-Step SHA-256 and 46-Step SHA-512 -   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] DNSNMC deprecates Certificate Authorities and fixes HTTPS security   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] RSA Key Extraction via Low-Bandwidth Acoustic Cryptanalysis   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] What do we know? (Was 'We cannot trust' ...)   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] Decentralized, global, irreversible, transaction database...   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] RSA Response to Media Claims Regarding NSA Relationship   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] What do we know? (Was 'We cannot trust' ...)   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] A Christmas Warning From The NSA   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] Serious paranoia...   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] Serious paranoia...   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] Can we move this list to an online forum please?   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] RSA Response to Media Claims Regarding NSA Relationship   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] A modification to scrypt to reduce side channel risk   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] What do we know? (Was 'We cannot trust' ...)   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   Jerry Leichter
• [Cryptography] A new digital signature scheme based on the RSA problem?   Sergio Lerner
• [Cryptography] Fwd: Re: A new digital signature scheme based on the RSA problem?   Sergio Lerner
• [Cryptography] A new digital signature scheme based on the RSA problem?   Sergio Lerner
• [Cryptography] A new digital signature scheme based on the RSA problem?   Sergio Lerner
• [Cryptography] Strict memory hard hash functions   Sergio Lerner
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Lars Luthman
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Lars Luthman
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Sean Lynch
• [Cryptography] Serious paranoia...   Joshua Marpet
• [Cryptography] TAO, NSA crypto backdoor program   David Maynor
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Dan McDonald
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   David Mercer
• [Cryptography] An alternative electro-mechanical entropy source (was 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto...)   Tom Mitchell
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors? (was: Re: RSA is dead.)   Tom Mitchell
• [Cryptography] Can we move this list to an online forum please?   Tom Mitchell
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Tom Mitchell
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] RSA Response to Media Claims Regarding NSA Relationship   Tom Mitchell
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] RSA Response to Media Claims Regarding NSA Relationship   Thierry Moreau
• [Cryptography] Something weird about FIPS 140-2   Stephan Mueller
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Stephan Mueller
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Stephan Mueller
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Alec Muffett
• [Cryptography] GCHQ [request for crypto keys] Forced Secure Email Service PrivateSky to Shut Down   Tony Naggs
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   Natanael
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   Natanael
• [Cryptography] deniable symmetric ciphers?   Natanael
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Natanael
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Russ Nelson
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   Russ Nelson
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Nemo
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   Nemo
• [Cryptography] QUANTUM, QFIRE, etc.   Nemo
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Stephan Neuhaus
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   Stephan Neuhaus
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Patrick Mylund Nielsen
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Patrick Mylund Nielsen
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Patrick Mylund Nielsen
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Patrick Mylund Nielsen
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Patrick Mylund Nielsen
• [Cryptography] The lie of FIPS   Richard Outerbridge
• [Cryptography] Chinese Cryptography   Richard Outerbridge
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Richard Outerbridge
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Suryanathan P
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Phil Pennock
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Krisztián Pintér
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Krisztián Pintér
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Krisztián Pintér
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Krisztián Pintér
• [Cryptography] Serious paranoia...   Krisztián Pintér
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Krisztián Pintér
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Krisztián Pintér
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Krisztián Pintér
• [Cryptography] Serious paranoia...   Krisztián Pintér
• [Cryptography] A modification to scrypt to reduce side channel risk   Krisztián Pintér
• [Cryptography] Serious paranoia...   Krisztián Pintér
• [Cryptography] Strict memory hard hash functions   Krisztián Pintér
• [Cryptography] Fwd: Whitepaper for Crypto-Torrents   Randolph
• [Cryptography] Fwd: Rosetta CryptoPad released   Randolph
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Randolph
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Devin Reade
• [Cryptography] Can we move this list to an online forum please?   Devin Reade
• [Cryptography] Email is unsecurable   Arnold Reinhold
• [Cryptography] An alternative electro-mechanical entropy source (was 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto...)   Arnold Reinhold
• [Cryptography] An alternative electro-mechanical entropy source (was 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto...)   Arnold Reinhold
• [Cryptography] An alternative electro-mechanical entropy source (was 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto...)   Arnold Reinhold
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Arnold Reinhold
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   Arnold Reinhold
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Arnold Reinhold
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Arnold Reinhold
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Arnold Reinhold
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Arnold Reinhold
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Arnold Reinhold
• [Cryptography] A modification to scrypt to reduce side channel risk   Arnold Reinhold
• [Cryptography] A modification to scrypt to reduce side channel risk   Arnold Reinhold
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Arnold Reinhold
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Tom Ritter
• [Cryptography] What are other related forums already setup?, lists, et al ?   Tom Ritter
• [Cryptography] Security Discussion: Password Based Key Derivation for Elliptic curve Diffie–Hellman key agreement   SafeChat.IM
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Peter Saint-Andre
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Joe St Sauver
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   Joe St Sauver
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Joe St Sauver
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Burkhard Schroeder
• [Cryptography] useful data on PFS   Mark Seiden
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Mark Seiden
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   Ralf Senderek
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   Ralf Senderek
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   Ralf Senderek
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   Ralf Senderek
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Ralf Senderek
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   Ralf Senderek
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Ralf Senderek
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   Ralf Senderek
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Yaron Sheffer
• [Cryptography] Email is securable within a coterie [was: Email is unsecurable]   Bob Simmons
• [Cryptography] Email is securable within a coterie [was: Email is unsecurable]   Bob Simmons
• [Cryptography] Email is securable within a coterie [was: Email is unsecurable]   Bob Simmons
• [Cryptography] An alternative electro-mechanical entropy source (was 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto...)   Jeff Simmons
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   William Allen Simpson
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Hannes Frederic Sowa
• [Cryptography] code review (was: RSA is dead.)   Jeremy Stanley
• [Cryptography] Email is securable within a coterie [was: Email is unsecurable]   StealthMonger
• [Cryptography] Email is securable within a coterie   StealthMonger
• [Cryptography] Anonymous messaging [was: Email is securable within a coterie]   StealthMonger
• [Cryptography] Anonymous messaging   StealthMonger
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Bill Stewart
• [Cryptography] Email is securable within a coterie [was: Email is unsecurable]   Bill Stewart
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Bill Stewart
• [Cryptography] useful data on PFS   Joachim Strömbergson
• [Cryptography] [cryptography] NIST Randomness Beacon   Joachim Strömbergson
• [Cryptography] Chinese Cryptography   Joachim Strömbergson
• [Cryptography] Can we move this list to an online forum please?   Jay Sulzberger
• [Cryptography] Trustworthy encryption - step one... (fwd)   Jay Sulzberger
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Taral
• [Cryptography] Fun with hardware RNGS: the Infinite Noise Multiplier   Jonathan Thornburg
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Jonathan Thornburg
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors? (was: Re: RSA is dead.)   Jonathan Thornburg
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Jonathan Thornburg
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Jonathan Thornburg
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   Jonathan Thornburg
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   Jonathan Thornburg
• [Cryptography] Whether Henry Spencer's key-leak would be detected   Jonathan Thornburg
• [Cryptography] Decentralized, global, irreversible, transaction database...   Peter Todd
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   Peter Trei
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Theodore Ts'o
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Theodore Ts'o
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Theodore Ts'o
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Theodore Ts'o
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   Theodore Ts'o
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Theodore Ts'o
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Theodore Ts'o
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] RSA Response to Media Claims Regarding NSA Relationship   Theodore Ts'o
• [Cryptography] Serious paranoia...   Theodore Ts'o
• [Cryptography] Serious paranoia...   Theodore Ts'o
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Theodore Ts'o
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Theodore Ts'o
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   Theodore Ts'o
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Theodore Ts'o
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   Theodore Ts'o
• [Cryptography] Bitcoin Question - This may not be the best place to ask   Mike Tsao
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   David Wagner
• [Cryptography] What are other related forums already setup?, lists, et al ?   Kevin W. Wall
• [Cryptography] QUANTUM, QFIRE, etc.   Kevin W. Wall
• [Cryptography] An alternative electro-mechanical entropy source (was 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto...)   Steve Weis
• [Cryptography] BitCoin Question - This may not be the best place to ask   Steve Weis
• [Cryptography] BitCoin Question - This may not be the best place to ask   Steve Weis
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Nico Williams
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Nico Williams
• [Cryptography] An alternative electro-mechanical entropy source (was 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto...)   Nico Williams
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   Guido Witmond
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   Guido Witmond
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   Guido Witmond
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   Guido Witmond
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   Guido Witmond
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   Guido Witmond
• [Cryptography] Explaining PK to grandma   John Young
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   John Young
• [Cryptography] AES-CTR and TLS   Aaron Zauner
• [Cryptography] Can we move this list to an online forum please?   arxlight
• [Cryptography] Can we move this list to an online forum please?   arxlight
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   arxlight
• [Cryptography] What do we know? (Was 'We cannot trust' ...)   andrew cooke
• [Cryptography] deniable symmetric ciphers?   andrew cooke
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   andrew cooke
• [Cryptography] [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   dj at deadhat.com
• [Cryptography] useful data on PFS   dan at geer.org
• [Cryptography] [cryptography] Which encryption chips are compromised?   dan at geer.org
• [Cryptography] [cryptography] NIST Randomness Beacon   dan at geer.org
• [Cryptography] [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   dan at geer.org
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   dan at geer.org
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   grarpamp
• [Cryptography] Gaps in email [was: PGP userbase]   grarpamp
• [Cryptography] The next generation secure email solution   grarpamp
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   grarpamp
• [Cryptography] HSBC's Password Approach: Impressive   grarpamp
• [Cryptography] The next gen P2P secure email solution   grarpamp
• [Cryptography] The next gen P2P secure email solution   grarpamp
• [Cryptography] The next gen P2P secure email solution   grarpamp
• [Cryptography] Chinese Cryptography   james hughes
• [Cryptography] Email is securable within a coterie [was: Email is unsecurable]   ianG
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   ianG
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   ianG
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   ianG
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   ianG
• [Cryptography] Size of the PGP userbase?   ianG
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   ianG
• [Cryptography] What is or isn't Bitcoin   ianG
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   ianG
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   ianG
• [Cryptography] [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   ianG
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   ianG
• [Cryptography] What do we know? (Was 'We cannot trust' ...)   ianG
• [Cryptography] What do we know? (Was 'We cannot trust' ...)   ianG
• [Cryptography] Decentralized, global, irreversible, transaction database...   ianG
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   ianG
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   ianG
• [Cryptography] [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   ianG
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   ianG
• [Cryptography] Bitcoin is the crypto bleeding edge   ianG
• [Cryptography] BitCoin Question - This may not be the best place to ask   ianG
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   ianG
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   ianG
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   ianG
• [Cryptography] Why don't we protect passwords properly?   ianG
• [Cryptography] [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   ianG
• [Cryptography] Passwords are dying - get over it   ianG
• [Cryptography] Old tech rulez!   ianG
• [Cryptography] RSA is dead.   ianG
• [Cryptography] Can we move this list to an online forum please?   ianG
• [Cryptography] Serious paranoia...   ianG
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   ianG
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   ianG
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] RSA Response to Media Claims Regarding NSA Relationship   ianG
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   ianG
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   ianG
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   ianG
• [Cryptography] deniable symmetric ciphers?   ianG
• [Cryptography] how reliably do audits spot backdoors?   ianG
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   ianG
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   ianG
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   ianG
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   ianG
• [Cryptography] TAO, NSA crypto backdoor program   ianG
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   ianG
• [Cryptography] TAO, NSA crypto backdoor program   ianG
• [Cryptography] What is a secure conversation? (Was: online forums...)   ianG
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   ianG
• [Cryptography] Email is securable within a coterie [was: Email is unsecurable]   lists at notatla.org.uk
• [Cryptography] Email is securable within a coterie [was: Email is unsecurable]   lists at notatla.org.uk
• [Cryptography] Something weird about FIPS 140-2   Lodewijk andré de la porte
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Lodewijk andré de la porte
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Lodewijk andré de la porte
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Lodewijk andré de la porte
• [Cryptography] Fwd: [IP] 'We cannot trust' Intel and Via's chip-based crypto, FreeBSD developers say   Lodewijk andré de la porte
• [Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware   Lodewijk andré de la porte
• [Cryptography] Chinese Cryptography   Lodewijk andré de la porte
• [Cryptography] Serious paranoia...   Lodewijk andré de la porte
• [Cryptography] Serious paranoia...   Lodewijk andré de la porte
• [Cryptography] Can we move this list to an online forum please?   Lodewijk andré de la porte
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   Lodewijk andré de la porte
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   Lodewijk andré de la porte
• [Cryptography] TAO, NSA crypto backdoor program   Lodewijk andré de la porte
• [Cryptography] TAO, NSA crypto backdoor program   Lodewijk andré de la porte
• [Cryptography] What are other related forums already setup?, lists, et al ?   don warner saklad
• [Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"   ytrezq

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