On Thu, 18 Jan 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or does somebody have a good defense against this hyper-active attack?
The only thing I can suggest would be if the rotation stations could
somehow count or limit the number of photons going through so that they
would know when there were extra.
At 02:04 PM 1/18/01 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the rotation stations could
somehow count or limit the number of photons going through so that they
would know when there were extra. I think this is possible in theory;
Right, it is. Here's a Gedankenexperiment: temporarily trap the signal
John --
Great essay... thanks for replying at such length!
I'm going to decline your (perhaps rhetorical) invitation to provide
a devils-advocate counter-argument, because I'm not the right person to
do so; I am far too liberal in my own views to be a fair representative
of the "dark side".
Ray Dillinger wrote, quoting me:
Another idea would be for the stations to actually absorb the photon
in some manner that preserved its polarization, and then to re-emit it.
These could be primed to pass only a single photon.
Now you are talking serious voodoo. I don't think that this
can
The site below has been offline because of heavy traffic.
Mirrors, in case you can't get through:
http://www.attrition.org/ee/underground-book.zip
http://www.politechbot.com/docs/underground.011800.txt.gz
-Declan
On Thu, Jan 18, 2001 at 08:31:03AM +1100, Julian Assange wrote:
[More security
Dear cryptographers,
In contrast with GSM, the 3GPP organisation (responsible for 3G
wireless phone standards) is making all of its documents public.
However, the way in which these documents are made public is
unlikely to result in immediate gratification for those who would
just like to go in
John Gilmore wrote:
Few or no manufacturers are willing to put ordinary
digital audio recorders on the market -- you see lots of MP3 *players*
but where are the stereo MP3 *recorders*? They've been chilled into
nonexistence by the threat of lawsuits. The ones that claim to
record, record
