Anonymous reports on a secret meeting of RIAA:
http://cryptome.org/riaa-secret.htm
Excerpt:
On Thursday October 4 there was a closed-door RIAA meeting at the
Ritz-Carlton, which was 'a direction setting' meeting. The individuals of
note attending were:
Hillary Rosen - RIAA Chief
Steve
http://www.heise.de/tp/english/inhalt/te/9763/1.html
- CUT -
Dutch Government wants to regulate strong cryptography
Jelle van Buuren 09.10.2001
Action plan to combat terrorism targets modern communication
technologies
The
Look up his article criptographie millitaire (writen in 1883) at
http://www.tcs.hut.fi/~helger/crypto/link/history/index.html
it is quite interesting.
the prnciple basically states that a cryptographic protocol's
security should not relay on the knowledge of how does the
protocol itself is,
On Thursday, October 4, 2001, at 06:41 , Arnold G. Reinhold wrote:
The licenses would still be issued by the states so there would be no
new bureaucracy.
Thoughts?
We have the technology to implement a good electronic ID system, but it
wouldn't solve any security problems:
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