present
method to revoke all dubious Chinese CA.
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@Matt,
It's implemented on blocking TCP on certain IP. The list of IP I gave is
not blocked but the default IP addresses returned by DNS are blocked.
@Tom,
GoAgent is still very popular and the author has updated the software to
make GoAgent still usable under the current circumstances.
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The recent news of OpenSSL bug shows no software open source or not can be
fully trusted.
Do we have audits on secure communication softwares such
as gpg4win, gpgtools and recent uprising secure mobile IMs such as wickr,
confide, threema and Telegram?
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The short answer is no privacy. Gov can access servers at any time without
any document.
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On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 4:17 PM, R. Jason Cronk r...@privacymaverick.comwrote:
Is there anybody who can point me to a resource
fingerprint in most cases, could they use the
fingerprint in the database to unblock the device and decrypt data?
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I thought OpenVPN will automatically stop traffic if VPN drops.
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Wonderful! It's similar to my concept posted
earlierhttp://www.mail-archive.com/liberationtech@lists.stanford.edu/msg06342.html.
Your hash as email address eliminates the problem in my design to trust the
server the first time emailling someone.
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@Tony,
The secret that keeps your data accessible to you alone is your SpiderOak
password, which is never transmitted to SpiderOak in its original form.
https://spideroak.com/engineering_matters
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Oh. Yes. I definitely remember reading User Authentication Process a
few weeks ago. That's why I feel like they implement the zero-knowledge psw
proof.
Why did they take it down? NSA on the move already?
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On Tue, Aug 13
. Then all
encrypted data will be retroactively compromised.
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@Tom, For this amount of time your password is stored in encrypted memory
but to actually use the key, the key has to be in plain-text form for
sometime, during which it can be (forced to )intercepted.
If they can force Lavabit to intercept users' emails, why can't they ask
spideroak to secretly
@Tony, they claim to use zero-knowledge password proof for desktop client,
but not for mobile or website. I wonder why, not accepted by App Store?
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In the light of Lavabit, Silent Circle both shut down, someone needs to
invent a end to end encrypted email soon
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*I don't see how this scheme would work with contextual based
advertisements? Or maybe you are talking about a premium subscription
service that does not rely on advertisements for revenue. (?)*
From OP, The only downside of this approach is that email providers are
not able to filter spam or
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how does a browser know if this is the first time or the second one?
What I mean is:
1) Alice wants to send an mail to Bob. It's the first time, so she
retrieves B's key and signs it
2) in a different session (ie
To boyska,
but what if Gmail provides a fake key for B? Why should you
automatically trust that key?
Also, I miss the point of signatures: A signs B's key, but noone cares
about that signature in that scheme. Am I missing something?
At first time, B's public key will be downloaded from
On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 10:58 AM, Randolph D. rdohm...@gmail.com wrote:
uh? why commercial? http://bitmail.sf.net is open source. Regards
Again, I want common people to use PGP. I want every communication to be
encrypted. You recommendation is great but a client app(especially an app
designed
is that email providers are not able to
filter spam or provide related Ads based on email content. Even this might
be solved in the future because of private outsourced computation.
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