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[Cryptography] [cryptography] Browser JS (client side) crypto FUD Kristian Gjøsteen
[Cryptography] [cryptography] Browser JS (client side) crypto FUD ianG
[Cryptography] NSA Systems Abroad Query TJ
[Cryptography] [cryptography] Browser JS (client side) crypto FUD Tony Arcieri
[Cryptography] You can't trust any of your hardware Nemo
[Cryptography] You can't trust any of your hardware Joe St Sauver
[Cryptography] [cryptography] Browser JS (client side) crypto FUD Tony Arcieri
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. Trevor Perrin
[Cryptography] You can't trust any of your hardware Dave Horsfall
[Cryptography] You can't trust any of your hardware Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. Phillip Hallam-Baker
[Cryptography] [cryptography] Browser JS (client side) crypto FUD ianG
[Cryptography] Rumpelstiltskin treegraph sparsecap library Rob Meijer
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. Michael Kjörling
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. Phillip Hallam-Baker
[Cryptography] *** SPAM IP *** Re: You can't trust any of your hardware Philipp Gühring
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. Trevor Perrin
[Cryptography] [cryptography] Browser JS (client side) crypto FUD Kristian Gjøsteen
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. Phillip Hallam-Baker
[Cryptography] You can't trust any of your hardware Jim Gettys
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. Bear
[Cryptography] ADMIN: Periodic reminder about top posting Tamzen Cannoy
[Cryptography] Browser JS (client side) crypto FUD Jae Kwon
[Cryptography] You can't trust any of your hardware Nemo
[Cryptography] ADMIN: Periodic reminder about top posting Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] You can't trust any of your hardware Doron Shikmoni
[Cryptography] The original "public" public key algorithm Bill Cox
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. ianG
[Cryptography] Browser JS (client side) crypto FUD ianG
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. Michael Kjörling
[Cryptography] The original "public" public key algorithm Bill Cox
[Cryptography] The original "public" public key algorithm Richard Clayton
[Cryptography] The original "public" public key algorithm Jonathan Katz
[Cryptography] You can't trust any of your hardware Alfie John
[Cryptography] You can't trust any of your hardware Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] You can't trust any of your hardware Dave Horsfall
[Cryptography] You can't trust any of your hardware Doron Shikmoni
[Cryptography] You can't trust any of your hardware ianG
[Cryptography] You can't trust any of your hardware Bear
[Cryptography] ADMIN: Periodic reminder about top posting Jon Callas
[Cryptography] ADMIN: Periodic reminder about top posting Julian Macassey
[Cryptography] ADMIN: Periodic reminder about top posting Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] "The Visual Microphone: Passive Recovery of Sound from Video" Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] ADMIN: Periodic reminder about top posting Nicholas Bohm
[Cryptography] ADMIN: Periodic reminder about top posting Benjamin Kreuter
[Cryptography] ADMIN: End of discussion on email formats Tamzen Cannoy
[Cryptography] "The Visual Microphone: Passive Recovery of Sound from Video" Tony Arcieri
[Cryptography] "The Visual Microphone: Passive Recovery of Sound from Video" Christian Huitema
[Cryptography] "The Visual Microphone: Passive Recovery of Sound from Video" Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] "The Visual Microphone: Passive Recovery of Sound from Video" Christian Huitema
[Cryptography] You can't trust any of your hardware Natanael
[Cryptography] "The Visual Microphone: Passive Recovery of Sound from Video" Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] "The Visual Microphone: Passive Recovery of Sound from Video" Christian Huitema
[Cryptography] "The Visual Microphone: Passive Recovery of Sound from Video" Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] "The Visual Microphone: Passive Recovery of Sound from Video" Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] "The Visual Microphone: Passive Recovery of Sound from Video" Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] "The Visual Microphone: Passive Recovery of Sound from Video" Sergio Lerner
[Cryptography] "The Visual Microphone: Passive Recovery of Sound from Video" Peter Todd
[Cryptography] All dice are loaded? Dave Horsfall
[Cryptography] All dice are loaded? ArW
[Cryptography] All dice are loaded? Dan McDonald
[Cryptography] All dice are loaded? Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] All dice are loaded? Stephan Neuhaus
[Cryptography] All dice are loaded? Stephan Neuhaus
[Cryptography] All dice are loaded? grarpamp
[Cryptography] All dice are loaded? John Kelsey
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. John Kelsey
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. John Kelsey
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. ianG
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. Michael Kjörling
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. Richard Outerbridge
[Cryptography] All dice are loaded? Arnold Reinhold
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. =JeffH
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. Stephen Farrell
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. Viktor Dukhovni
[Cryptography] All dice are loaded? Lodewijk andré de la porte
[Cryptography] Many curves versus one curve David Leon Gil
[Cryptography] All dice are loaded? Stephan Neuhaus
[Cryptography] All dice are loaded? Lodewijk andré de la porte
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. Watson Ladd
[Cryptography] All dice are loaded? Stephan Neuhaus
[Cryptography] Many curves versus one curve William Allen Simpson
[Cryptography] All dice are loaded? Lodewijk andré de la porte
[Cryptography] The role of the IETF in security of the Internet: for or against the NSA? for or against the security of users of the net? James A. Donald
[Cryptography] Many curves versus one curve David Leon Gil
[Cryptography] The role of the IETF in security of the Internet: for or against the NSA? for or against the security of users of the net? Salz, Rich
[Cryptography] Fwd: Many curves versus one curve David Leon Gil
[Cryptography] The role of the IETF in security of the Internet: for or against the NSA? for or against the security of users of the net? James A. Donald
[Cryptography] The role of the IETF in security of the Internet: for or against the NSA? for or against the security of users of the net? James A. Donald
[Cryptography] All dice are loaded? Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. Stephen Farrell
[Cryptography] The role of the IETF in security of the Internet: for or against the NSA? for or against the security of users of the net? Donald Eastlake
[Cryptography] Many curves versus one curve Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] The role of the IETF in security of the Internet: for or against the NSA? for or against the security of users of the net? Paul Wouters
[Cryptography] Dumb question -> 3AES? Dan McDonald
[Cryptography] IETF discussion on new ECC curves. Jon Callas
[Cryptography] All dice are loaded? Arnold Reinhold
[Cryptography] ADMIN: (was The role of the IETF in security of the Internet) Tamzen Cannoy
[Cryptography] Dumb question -> 3AES? Natanael
[Cryptography] Dumb question -> 3AES? Dan McDonald
[Cryptography] A post-spy world John Young
[Cryptography] Dumb question -> 3AES? Bernie Cosell
[Cryptography] Matasano Crypto Challenges Steve Weis
[Cryptography] Dumb question -> 3AES? Tony Arcieri
[Cryptography] Dumb question -> 3AES? Michael Kjörling
[Cryptography] Dumb question -> 3AES? ianG
[Cryptography] Dumb question -> 3AES? John Gilmore
[Cryptography] Dumb question -> 3AES? Benjamin Kreuter
[Cryptography] Dumb question -> 3AES? Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Dumb question -> 3AES? Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Dumb question -> 3AES? Bill Stewart
[Cryptography] A post-spy world dan at geer.org
[Cryptography] A post-spy world Alfie John
[Cryptography] cryptography Digest, Vol 16, Issue 11 Ryan Carboni
[Cryptography] cryptography Digest, Vol 16, Issue 11 Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Dumb question -> 3AES? ianG
[Cryptography] cryptography Digest, Vol 16, Issue 11 Ryan Carboni
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Jorge Perdomo
[Cryptography] Dumb question -> 3AES? Sandy Harris
[Cryptography] cryptography Digest, Vol 16, Issue 11 Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] cryptography Digest, Vol 16, Issue 11 Benjamin Kreuter
[Cryptography] cryptography Digest, Vol 16, Issue 11 Benjamin Kreuter
[Cryptography] cryptography Digest, Vol 16, Issue 11 Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Bear
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Michael Kjörling
[Cryptography] cryptography Digest, Vol 16, Issue 11 ianG
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion ianG
[Cryptography] cryptography Digest, Vol 16, Issue 11 Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Open Source Sandboxes to Enforce Security on Proprietary Code? Kent Borg
[Cryptography] Open Source Sandboxes to Enforce Security on Proprietary Code? Tom Ritter
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Michael Kjörling
[Cryptography] Open Source Sandboxes to Enforce Security on Proprietary Code? Tony Arcieri
[Cryptography] cryptography Digest, Vol 16, Issue 11 Benjamin Kreuter
[Cryptography] cryptography Digest, Vol 16, Issue 11 ianG
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? ianG
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Tony Arcieri
[Cryptography] Cost of remembering a password Phillip Hallam-Baker
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? james hughes
[Cryptography] Cost of remembering a password Steve Furlong
[Cryptography] Cost of remembering a password Michael Kjörling
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? ianG
[Cryptography] Cost of remembering a password Dave Horsfall
[Cryptography] Cost of remembering a password Bear
[Cryptography] Cost of remembering a password Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] "password manager" --> _authorization manager_ John Denker
[Cryptography] Cost of remembering a password Michael Kjörling
[Cryptography] Cost of remembering a password Michael Kjörling
[Cryptography] Cost of remembering a password Phillip Hallam-Baker
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Marc W. Abel
[Cryptography] Cost of remembering a password Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? james hughes
[Cryptography] [cryptography] Question About Best Practices for Personal File Encryption Christopher Nielsen
[Cryptography] [cryptography] Question About Best Practices for Personal File Encryption David I. Emery
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Viktor Dukhovni
[Cryptography] Cost of remembering a password Guido Witmond
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Philipp Gühring
[Cryptography] "password manager" --> _authorization manager_ Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? ianG
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] "password manager" --> _authorization manager_ Paul Madore
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] Cost of remembering a password Phillip Hallam-Baker
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Steve Weis
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Werner Koch
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] [cryptography] Question About Best Practices for Personal File Encryption Alfie John
[Cryptography] Adapting AES for arbitrarily large keys Marc W. Abel
[Cryptography] [cryptography] Question About Best Practices for Personal File Encryption Tony Arcieri
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Marc W. Abel
[Cryptography] [cryptography] Question About Best Practices for Personal File Encryption Andy Isaacson
[Cryptography] Open Source Sandboxes to Enforce Security on Proprietary Code? Ben Laurie
[Cryptography] Cost of remembering a password Rob Meijer
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Werner Koch
[Cryptography] Adapting AES for arbitrarily large keys Joseph Ashwood
[Cryptography] Adapting AES for arbitrarily large keys Natanael
[Cryptography] [cryptography] Question About Best Practices for Personal File Encryption Theodore Ts'o
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Alexandre Anzala-Yamajako
[Cryptography] GPU Farm Marco Streng
[Cryptography] Cost of remembering a password Bear
[Cryptography] Cost of creating huge theft targets [Was: Cost of remembering a password] Bear
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Tom Ritter
[Cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP Tony Arcieri
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP Ryan Carboni
[Cryptography] [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] GPU Farm Michael Kjörling
[Cryptography] [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP Stephen Farrell
[Cryptography] [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP Viktor Dukhovni
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Watson Ladd
[Cryptography] [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP Tom Ritter
[Cryptography] [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP Jacob Appelbaum
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Phillip Hallam-Baker
[Cryptography] "password manager" --> _authorization manager_ Maarten Billemont
[Cryptography] Open Source Sandboxes to Enforce Security on Proprietary Code? Maarten Billemont
[Cryptography] GPU Farm (Marco Streng) Peter Trei
[Cryptography] Open Source Sandboxes to Enforce Security on Proprietary Code? Kent Borg
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Ben Laurie
[Cryptography] On 40-bit encryption Dave Horsfall
[Cryptography] A naive question about fully homomorphic encryption Charlie Kaufman
[Cryptography] Cost of creating huge theft targets [Was: Cost of remembering a password] Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt John B
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt John B
[Cryptography] [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Stephan Neuhaus
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt Stephan Neuhaus
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt John B
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt Erwan Legrand
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt Erwan Legrand
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt Erwan Legrand
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt Erwan Legrand
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt Stephan Neuhaus
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt Dennis E. Hamilton
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt Patrick Mylund Nielsen
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt Taylor Hornby
[Cryptography] On 40-bit encryption Eric Murray
[Cryptography] Cost of creating huge theft targets [Was: Cost of remembering a password] Phillip Hallam-Baker
[Cryptography] On 40-bit encryption Alfie John
[Cryptography] Bitcoins are not currency - Australian Taxation Office Dave Horsfall
[Cryptography] On 40-bit encryption Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] GPU farm ideas: Break SHA-1? David Leon Gil
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt Christian Huitema
[Cryptography] Cost of creating huge theft targets [Was: Cost of remembering a password] Dave Howe
[Cryptography] Bitcoins are not currency - Australian Taxation Office Paul Madore
[Cryptography] [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP Salz, Rich
[Cryptography] GPU farm ideas: Break SHA-1? Tom Ritter
[Cryptography] GPU farm ideas: Break SHA-1? David Leon Gil
[Cryptography] Extracting secret keys using leaked radiation Udhay Shankar N
[Cryptography] On 40-bit encryption Bear
[Cryptography] Cost of creating huge theft targets [Was: Cost of remembering a password] Bear
[Cryptography] On 40-bit encryption Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] Open Source Sandboxes to Enforce Security on Proprietary Code? Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] On 40-bit encryption ianG
[Cryptography] Cost of creating huge theft targets [Was: Cost of remembering a password] Benjamin Kreuter
[Cryptography] GPU farm ideas: Break SHA-1? Ryan Carboni
[Cryptography] On 40-bit encryption Bill Frantz
[Cryptography] On 40-bit encryption William Muriithi
[Cryptography] On 40-bit encryption David Kane-Parry
[Cryptography] GPU farm ideas: Break SHA-1? Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] On 40-bit encryption Bill Stewart
[Cryptography] some eyeballs make bugs shallow? ianG
[Cryptography] On 40-bit encryption ianG
[Cryptography] On 40-bit encryption Sandy Harris
[Cryptography] "Re: [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP" Ryan Carboni
[Cryptography] cryptography Digest, Vol 16, Issue 22 Ryan Carboni
[Cryptography] CSPRNG for password salt Ryan Carboni
[Cryptography] Open Source Sandboxes to Enforce Security on Proprietary Code? Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion ianG
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] On 40-bit encryption Peter Trei
[Cryptography] On 40-bit encryption Arnold Reinhold
[Cryptography] "Re: [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP" Salz, Rich
[Cryptography] "Re: [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP" Ryan Carboni
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Stephan Neuhaus
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion ianG
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Stephan Neuhaus
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Stephen Farrell
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion ianG
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Lodewijk andré de la porte
[Cryptography] Open Source Sandboxes to Enforce Security on Proprietary Code? Ben Laurie
[Cryptography] I made a site to test SHA-1 vs SHA-2 Eric Mill
[Cryptography] "Re: [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP" Salz, Rich
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Bear
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Bear
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Guido Witmond
[Cryptography] Open Source Sandboxes to Enforce Security on Proprietary Code? Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] phishing, was Encryption opinion John Levine
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Bear
[Cryptography] phishing, was Encryption opinion ianG
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Christian Huitema
[Cryptography] phishing, was Encryption opinion John Levine
[Cryptography] Open Source Sandboxes to Enforce Security on Proprietary Code? Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] phishing, was Encryption opinion James A. Donald
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion James A. Donald
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion dan at geer.org
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] phishing, was Encryption opinion ianG
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion ianG
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Ryan Carboni
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Bear
[Cryptography] phishing, was Encryption opinion Dave Horsfall
[Cryptography] phishing, was Encryption opinion Donald Eastlake
[Cryptography] phishing, was Encryption opinion John Levine
[Cryptography] toll bills, was Encryption opinion John Levine
[Cryptography] phishing, was Encryption opinion David Mercer
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Bear
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Paul Ferguson
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Bear
[Cryptography] Fwd: [Endymail] Off we go... Stephen Farrell
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion ianG
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Paul Ferguson
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Samuel Neves
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Watson Ladd
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Dave Horsfall
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Ralf Senderek
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion ianG
[Cryptography] phishing, was Encryption opinion ianG
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Kristian Gjøsteen
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] toll bills, was Encryption opinion Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] cryptography Digest, Vol 16, Issue 26 Peter Trei
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Dave Horsfall
[Cryptography] toll bills, was Encryption opinion dan at geer.org
[Cryptography] toll bills, was Encryption opinion Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Kevin W. Wall
[Cryptography] Google proposes a Web of Trust replacement to solve the key distribution problem. Udhay Shankar N
[Cryptography] toll bills, was Encryption opinion Dave Horsfall
[Cryptography] Which big-name ciphers have been broken in living memory? Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] Google proposes a Web of Trust replacement to solve the key distribution problem. Phillip Hallam-Baker
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Bear
[Cryptography] cryptography Digest, Vol 16, Issue 26 Bear
[Cryptography] Phishing and other abuse issues [Was: Re: Encryption opinion] Paul Ferguson
[Cryptography] Google proposes a Web of Trust replacement to solve the key distribution problem. Phil Pennock
[Cryptography] Google proposes a Web of Trust replacement to solve the key distribution problem. Udhay Shankar N
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion James A. Donald
[Cryptography] Phishing and other abuse issues [Was: Re: Encryption opinion] Christian Huitema
[Cryptography] Google proposes a Web of Trust replacement to solve the key distribution problem. Dave Horsfall
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Christian Huitema
[Cryptography] Phishing and other abuse issues [Was: Re: Encryption opinion] James A. Donald
[Cryptography] Hal Finney cryopreserved Eugen Leitl
[Cryptography] Google proposes a Web of Trust replacement to solve the key distribution problem. Josh J
[Cryptography] Phishing and other abuse issues [Was: Re: Encryption opinion] Viktor Dukhovni
[Cryptography] Google proposes a Web of Trust replacement to solve the key distribution problem. Phillip Hallam-Baker
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion ianG
[Cryptography] Phishing and other abuse issues [Was: Re: Encryption opinion] ianG
[Cryptography] Google proposes a Web of Trust replacement to solve the key distribution problem. Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Phishing and other abuse issues [Was: Re: Encryption opinion] Stephen Farrell
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Ben Laurie
[Cryptography] Browser JS (client side) crypto FUD Lodewijk andré de la porte
[Cryptography] Finally! Hyperledger is a "trust N out of a selected M" ledger system! Lodewijk andré de la porte
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion Paul Ferguson
[Cryptography] Google proposes a Web of Trust replacement to solve the key distribution problem. Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] digital currency is currency - Ecuador dan at geer.org
[Cryptography] [cryptography] Browser JS (client side) crypto FUD Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] Google proposes a Web of Trust replacement to solve the key distribution problem. Phil Pennock
[Cryptography] Made a modification to RC4 Ryan Carboni
[Cryptography] digital currency is currency - Ecuador ianG
[Cryptography] heartbleed first blood? ianG
[Cryptography] [cryptography] Browser JS (client side) crypto FUD Bill Stewart
[Cryptography] [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP John Levine
[Cryptography] [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP Lodewijk andré de la porte
[Cryptography] [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP Florian Weimer
[Cryptography] Made a modification to RC4 Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] heartbleed first blood? Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP Tony Arcieri
[Cryptography] [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP Florian Weimer
[Cryptography] [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP John Levine
[Cryptography] [cryptography] STARTTLS for HTTP Tony Arcieri
[Cryptography] Encryption opinion James A. Donald

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