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Starting: Sun Oct 1 18:24:32 EDT 2017
Ending: Tue Oct 31 23:57:14 EDT 2017
Messages: 145

• [Cryptography] Happy birthday, Martin Hellman!   Dave Horsfall
  • [Cryptography] Happy birthday, Martin Hellman!   George Violaris
    • [Cryptography] Happy birthday, Martin Hellman!   Dave Horsfall
• [Cryptography] Amazing possibilities for steganography   Nabil Alsharif
• [Cryptography] ADMIN: Rules for posting to the Cryptography List   Tamzen Cannoy
• [Cryptography] Crypto basic income   iang
  • [Cryptography] Crypto basic income   Camille Harang
• [Cryptography] Steemit   iang
  • [Cryptography] Steemit   James A. Donald
    • [Cryptography] Steemit   realcr
  • [Cryptography] Steemit   Karl
• [Cryptography] Altcoin volume   iang
  • [Cryptography] Altcoin volume   James A. Donald
• [Cryptography] Is there any advantage to canonical fingerprints.   Phillip Hallam-Baker
  • [Cryptography] Is there any advantage to canonical fingerprints.   Christian Huitema
    • [Cryptography] Is there any advantage to canonical fingerprints.   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Some terminology issues   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Double ratchets, useful or PITA?   Phillip Hallam-Baker
  • [Cryptography] Double ratchets, useful or PITA?   Ron Garret
  • [Cryptography] Double ratchets, useful or PITA?   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Some recent work   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] Book review: "Code Breakers" by Craig Collie   Dave Horsfall
• [Cryptography] ? recommendations for secure communications   John Denker
  • [Cryptography] ? recommendations for secure communications   Ondrej Mikle
    • [Cryptography] ? recommendations for secure communications   Ángel
      • [Cryptography] filtering html   James A. Donald
      • [Cryptography] filtering html   James A. Donald
      • [Cryptography] filtering html   James A. Donald
      • [Cryptography] filtering html   Marshall Pierce
      • [Cryptography] filtering html   Robin Wood
      • [Cryptography] filtering html   Dave Horsfall
      • [Cryptography] filtering html   Robin Wood
      • [Cryptography] filtering html   John Levine
      • [Cryptography] filtering html   Dave Horsfall
      • [Cryptography] Primary Sources for "The Woman Who Smashed Codes" on Elizabeth Friedman   John Young
      • [Cryptography] Primary Sources for "The Woman Who Smashed Codes" on Elizabeth Friedman   Jon Callas
      • [Cryptography] filtering html   Jon Callas
      • [Cryptography] filtering html   James A. Donald
      • [Cryptography] filtering html   Ron Garret
  • [Cryptography] ? recommendations for secure communications   Ralf Senderek
  • [Cryptography] ? recommendations for secure communications   Tom Mitchell
  • [Cryptography] ? recommendations for secure communications   John Gilmore
  • [Cryptography] ? recommendations for secure communications   Ron Garret
    • [Cryptography] ? recommendations for secure communications   mark M
• [Cryptography] Suggestions for wearable wireless technology ?   Henry Baker
  • [Cryptography] Suggestions for wearable wireless technology ?   Charles Jackson
  • [Cryptography] Suggestions for wearable wireless technology ?   Natanael
  • [Cryptography] Suggestions for wearable wireless technology ?   John Gilmore
• [Cryptography] Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Sidney Markowitz
  • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Erwan Ounn
    • [Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Peter Gutmann
      • [Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   John Levine
      • [Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Henry Baker
      • [Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Sidney Markowitz
      • [Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   grarpamp
      • [Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Tom Mitchell
      • [Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Ángel
      • [Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Neuhaus Stephan (neut)
      • [Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Salz, Rich
      • [Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Peter Gutmann
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in all generality : key or nonce reuse   John Denker
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in all generality : key or nonce reuse   Christian Huitema
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in all generality : key or nonce reuse   Jerry Leichter
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in all generality : key or nonce reuse   Christian Huitema
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in all generality : key or nonce reuse   Jerry Leichter
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in all generality : key or nonce reuse   John-Mark Gurney
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in all generality : key or nonce reuse   Peter Gutmann
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in all generality : key or nonce reuse   John Denker
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in all generality : key or nonce reuse   Peter Gutmann
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in all generality : key or nonce reuse   Ángel
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in all generality : key or nonce reuse   Tony Arcieri
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in all generality : key or nonce reuse   Ray Dillinger
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in all generality : key or nonce reuse   Tony Arcieri
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in all generality : key or nonce reuse   Peter Gutmann
      • [Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Natanael
      • [Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Peter Gutmann
  • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Jerry Leichter
  • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Patrick
    • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   grarpamp
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Patrick Chkoreff
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Patrick Chkoreff
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   grarpamp
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Patrick Chkoreff
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   Peter Gutmann
      • [Cryptography] Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping   grarpamp
• [Cryptography] Millions of high-security crypto keys crippled by newly discovered flaw   Tamzen Cannoy
  • [Cryptography] Millions of high-security crypto keys crippled by newly discovered flaw   Jan Dušátko
  • [Cryptography] Millions of high-security crypto keys crippled by newly discovered flaw   Phillip Hallam-Baker
  • [Cryptography] Millions of high-security crypto keys crippled by newly discovered flaw   John Gilmore
    • [Cryptography] Millions of high-security crypto keys crippled by newly discovered flaw   Henry Baker
    • [Cryptography] Millions of high-security crypto keys crippled by newly discovered flaw   Theodore Ts'o
      • [Cryptography] Millions of high-security crypto keys crippled by newly discovered flaw   Darren Moffat
• [Cryptography] Conjecturally unsafe RSA primes $p=27a^2+27a+7$   Georgi Guninski
• [Cryptography] Miscreant: multi-language misuse resistant authenticated encryption with AES-SIV and AES-PMAC-SIV   Tony Arcieri
• [Cryptography] Decoding Simon and Speck: Block Ciphers for the Internet of Things   Ryan Carboni
• [Cryptography] Signature Hashing Choices ... So Many Choices ...   Andrew Donoho
  • [Cryptography] Signature Hashing Choices ... So Many Choices ...   Jon Callas
  • [Cryptography] Signature Hashing Choices ... So Many Choices ...   Florian Weimer
• [Cryptography] Does this keying scheme make sense?   John Levine
  • [Cryptography] Does this keying scheme make sense?   Jon Callas
    • [Cryptography] Does this keying scheme make sense?   mark seiden
      • [Cryptography] Does this keying scheme make sense?   Joseph Lawson
  • [Cryptography] Does this keying scheme make sense?   Jason Richards
  • [Cryptography] Does this keying scheme make sense?   Tom Mitchell
• [Cryptography] Transactional software updates   Phillip Hallam-Baker
  • [Cryptography] Transactional software updates   Dan McDonald
    • [Cryptography] Transactional software updates   Jerry Kemp
      • [Cryptography] Transactional software updates   Phillip Hallam-Baker
      • [Cryptography] Transactional software updates   Tom Mitchell
      • [Cryptography] Transactional software updates   Raymond Burkholder
  • [Cryptography] Transactional software updates   Raymond Burkholder
  • [Cryptography] Transactional software updates   John Ioannidis
  • [Cryptography] Transactional software updates   Tom Mitchell
  • [Cryptography] Transactional software updates   Guus Sliepen
• [Cryptography] Response to weak RNGs in Taiwanese and Estonian digital ID cards?   Ondrej Mikle
  • [Cryptography] Response to weak RNGs in Taiwanese and Estonian digital ID cards?   Dmitry Belyavsky
  • [Cryptography] [FORGED] Response to weak RNGs in Taiwanese and Estonian digital ID cards?   Peter Gutmann
    • [Cryptography] [FORGED] Response to weak RNGs in Taiwanese and Estonian digital ID cards?   Ondrej Mikle
      • [Cryptography] Response to weak RNGs in Taiwanese and Estonian digital ID cards?   Peter Gutmann
      • [Cryptography] Response to weak RNGs in Taiwanese and Estonian digital ID cards?   Ondrej Mikle
      • [Cryptography] Response to weak RNGs in Taiwanese and Estonian digital ID cards?   Peter Gutmann
      • [Cryptography] Response to weak RNGs in Taiwanese and Estonian digital ID cards?   Ondrej Mikle
      • [Cryptography] Response to weak RNGs in Taiwanese and Estonian digital ID cards?   Thierry Moreau
    • [Cryptography] [FORGED] Response to weak RNGs in Taiwanese and Estonian digital ID cards?   Hanno Böck
• [Cryptography] Any serious study about Open source effectiveness in raising crypto software trustworthiness?   Thierry Moreau
• [Cryptography] Has there been any good cryptanalysis of FourQ yet?   Bill Cox
  • [Cryptography] Has there been any good cryptanalysis of FourQ yet?   Salz, Rich
  • [Cryptography] Has there been any good cryptanalysis of FourQ yet?   Jon Callas
• [Cryptography] Mesh Key Recovery   Phillip Hallam-Baker
  • [Cryptography] Mesh Key Recovery   Natanael
    • [Cryptography] Mesh Key Recovery   Phillip Hallam-Baker
• [Cryptography] How Google's Physical Keys Will Protect Your Password   Henry Baker
  • [Cryptography] How Google's Physical Keys Will Protect Your Password   Peter Gutmann
    • [Cryptography] How Google's Physical Keys Will Protect Your Password   Viktor Dukhovni
      • [Cryptography] How Google's Physical Keys Will Protect Your Password   Bill Frantz
      • [Cryptography] How Google's Physical Keys Will Protect Your Password   Bayuk
      • [Cryptography] How Google's Physical Keys Will Protect Your Password   John Ioannidis
      • [Cryptography] How Google's Physical Keys Will Protect Your Password   Peter Gutmann
      • [Cryptography] How Google's Physical Keys Will Protect Your Password   Viktor Dukhovni
      • [Cryptography] How Google's Physical Keys Will Protect Your Password   John Levine
      • [Cryptography] How Google's Physical Keys Will Protect Your Password   Paul F Fraser
      • [Cryptography] How Google's Physical Keys Will Protect Your Password   Udhay Shankar N
• [Cryptography] RIP Tommy Flowers MBE   Dave Horsfall
• [Cryptography] Potential Vulnerabilities in SM3 Hash (and Related Algorithms)?   R0b0t1
  • [Cryptography] Potential Vulnerabilities in SM3 Hash (and Related Algorithms)?   Danny Mitchell

Last message date: Tue Oct 31 23:57:14 EDT 2017
Archived on: Wed Nov 1 01:01:18 EDT 2017

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