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Re: Solving password problems one at a time, Re: The password-reset paradox
James A. Donald
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Re: Solving password problems one at a time, Re: The password-reset paradox
Ed Gerck
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Re: Security through kittens, was Solving password problems
John Levine
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Re: Security through kittens, was Solving password problems
RL 'Bob' Morgan
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Re: Security through kittens, was Solving password problems
Peter Gutmann
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Re: Security through kittens, was Solving password problems
James A. Donald
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Re: Security through kittens, was Solving password problems
Peter Gutmann
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Re: Solving password problems one at a time, Re: The password-reset paradox
Steven M. Bellovin
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Re: Solving password problems one at a time, Re: The password-reset paradox
Ben Laurie
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Re: Solving password problems one at a time, Re: The password-reset paradox
Peter Gutmann
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Re: The password-reset paradox
Ian G
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RE: The password-reset paradox
Charlie Kaufman
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Re: The password-reset paradox
Matt Crawford
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fyi: Researchers Hack Biometric Faces
' =JeffH '
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Shamir secret sharing and information theoretic security
R.A. Hettinga
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Contradictory opinion on KMIP
Arshad Noor
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how to properly secure non-ssl logins (php + ajax)
Rene Veerman
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"Italy police warn of Skype threat"
Jerry Leichter
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Crypto Craft Knowledge
Ben Laurie
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preparing a web 2.0 crypto talk
Travis
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ANNOUNCING allmydata.org "Tahoe", the Least-Authority Filesystem, v1.3
zooko
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NSA offering 'billions' for Skype eavesdrop solution
Steven M. Bellovin
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no warrant required
James Muir
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Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP)
Darren Lasko
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UK must balance surveillance and data collection with privacy
Ali, Saqib
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anyone know "Morris Code"?
dan
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"Nato's cyber defence warriors "
Jerry Leichter
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Property RIghts in Keys
Steven M. Bellovin
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XKCD shows the real world of cryptography to the masses
Matt Crawford
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"Attack of the Wireless Worms"
Donald Eastlake
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hash trees to protect court evidence for genocide trials
Perry E. Metzger
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full-disk encryption standards released
Steven M. Bellovin
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Re: Proof of Work -> atmospheric carbon
Zooko O'Whielacronx
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Obama's secure PDA
Ivan Krstić
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What EV certs are good for
Jerry Leichter
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[heise online UK] Secure deletion: a single overwrite will do it
Stefan Kelm
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Re: [Opensim-dev] Technical assessment of Cable Beach asset server
Eugen Leitl
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What risk is being defended against here?
Jerry Leichter
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feds try to argue touch tone content needs no wiretap order
Perry E. Metzger
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OpenPGP:SDK v0.9 released
Ben Laurie
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On the topic of "Asking the drunk"...
Peter Gutmann
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Bitcoin v0.1 released
Satoshi Nakamoto
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[tmo...@seas.harvard.edu: [fc-announce] Financial Crypto February 23-26 in Barbados, Early Registration Deadline Approaching]
R. Hirschfeld
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BIS looking for feedback on export controls
Noah Salzman
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CodeCon 2009 Call for Presentations
Len Sassaman
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enigma simulator in flash
Perry E. Metzger
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Steve Bellovin on the MD5 Collision attacks, more on Wired
David G. Koontz
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Researchers Use PlayStation Cluster to Forge a Web Skeleton Key
David G. Koontz
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Researchers Show How to Forge Site Certificates |
David G. Koontz
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MD5 considered harmful today
Jacob Appelbaum
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Re: MD5 considered harmful today
"Hal Finney"
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Re: MD5 considered harmful today
Eric Rescorla
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Re: MD5 considered harmful today
Len Sassaman
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MD5 considered harmful today, SHA-1 considered harmful tomorrow
Dustin D. Trammell
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Re: MD5 considered harmful today, SHA-1 considered harmful tomorrow
Victor Duchovni
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RE: MD5 considered harmful today, SHA-1 considered harmful tomorrow
Weger, B.M.M. de
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Re: MD5 considered harmful today, SHA-1 considered harmful tomorrow
Victor Duchovni
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Re: MD5 considered harmful today, SHA-1 considered harmful tomorrow
James A. Donald
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RE: MD5 considered harmful today, SHA-1 considered harmful tomorrow
Peter Gutmann
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RE: MD5 considered harmful today, SHA-1 considered harmful tomorrow
Weger, B.M.M. de
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RE: MD5 considered harmful today, SHA-1 considered harmful tomorrow
Paul Hoffman
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Re: MD5 considered harmful today, SHA-1 considered harmful tomorrow
Darren J Moffat
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Re: MD5 considered harmful today, SHA-1 considered harmful tomorrow
Paul Hoffman
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Re: MD5 considered harmful today, SHA-1 considered harmful tomorrow
Nicolas Williams
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Re: MD5 considered harmful today, SHA-1 considered harmful tomorrow
Steven M. Bellovin
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Re: MD5 considered harmful today, SHA-1 considered harmful tomorrow
Bodo Moeller
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Re: MD5 considered harmful today, SHA-1 considered harmful tomorrow
Victor Duchovni