Hi all,
following the talk of Eleanor Saitta at Noisy2
(https://noisysquare.com/ethics-and-power-in-the-long-war-eleanor-saitta-dymaxion/),
some private discussion with Moritz Blatz and some discussion with
activists of autistici regarding the effective privacy of
security-enhanced email
- which of them offer SMTP/TLS when sending email?
- which of them accept SMTP/TLS when receiving email?
One of the problems with the current configuration of mail servers
(STARTTLS) is that any active attacker can modify the STARTTLS command
and turn the session into plaintext without
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On 25/08/13 20:14, StealthMonger wrote:
Will the other cypherpunks on this list please step forward and
help me refute this toxic propaganda? I don't have time to do it
all myself.
It isn't propaganda. Or at least, it's true.
All the problems
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Date: Mon, 26 Aug 2013 11:38:12 -0400
From: John Young j...@pipeline.com
To: cypherpu...@cpunks.org, crypt...@freelists.org, cryptogra...@randombit.net
Subject: [cryptome] NSA Head: US Cyber Offense Is Best in World
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- which of them offer SMTP/TLS when sending email?
- which of them accept SMTP/TLS when receiving email?
One of the problems with the current configuration of mail servers
(STARTTLS) is that any active attacker can modify the STARTTLS command
and turn the session into plaintext without
coderman:
**why not instead focus on building low latency protocols
that are resistant to traffic analysis and confirmation?**
make them datagram based; utilize user space stacks and latest
research. solving the low latency datagram anonymity problem enables
existing usable private
Developers and friends of developers,
Google today is announcing App Store access to Iran, however, participation
requires an option to be enabled [1]. If you produce applications please
opt in and pass along to your developer friends.
Cordially,
Collin
[1]
Thanks, Griffin, Eduardo,
I haven't gotten a lot of response to this issue, but I've been doing my
own thinking, after some more testing of extensions similar to what I want.
Here's by $0.01 worth:
Extensions are cool, but those I've seen have these huge problems for my
application (and probably
Greetings. PCDN has been in existence for almost six years since launching in
June of 2007. The network has rapidly grown and become one of the leading sites
in conflict, development and international affairs. Site membership is rapidly
growing, currently reaching over 30,000 and is attracting
If delivered as a regular Javascript web app, then Francisco, anyone
at Site 44, or anyone at Dropbox can steal PassLok keys and messages
anytime they want.
I do not think it's realistic to expect every single user to look at
the code before [they] execute it for every single page load. As
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Date: Mon, 26 Aug 2013 11:32:58 -0700
From: Yosem Companys compa...@stanford.edu
To: Drones drone-l...@lists.stanford.edu
Subject: [drone-list] How Not to Think About Drones, or Goliath Died for Your
Sins
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On 08/26/13 20:44, Francisco Ruiz wrote:
2. Even worse, if they save any data (public keys, in this case), the
database remains tied to each particular computer. Forget about going to
the library and using it there.
Forget about going to the library. The public access computers are a
cost
On Mon, Aug 26, 2013 at 01:02:26PM +0200, Moritz Bartl wrote:
- which of them offer SMTP/TLS when sending email?
- which of them accept SMTP/TLS when receiving email?
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