Re: [cryptography] coderman's keys
On 2013-10-31 at 19:55 -0700, coderman wrote: pub 3072D/0x65A847E7C2B9380C 1970-01-01 hidden@dot.onion (born on January 31 1979 .. all prime numbers .. I would sit on the floor in my bedroom and just count.) hidden@dot.onion The quote appears to be a reference to Daniel Tammet, a British autistic savant who perceives mathematics visually. http://www.theguardian.com/theguardian/2005/feb/12/weekend7.weekend2 Those who are better at crossword puzzles than I might spot a connection. As to the Tor address, if I played with such things I'd try taking the public key from the PGP packet and treating it as the public key of the target onion server, so would take the fingerprint of the relevant onion serialisation of the data structure to form the address to route to (but might stick to the hidden@dot.onion within the SMTP session, since otherwise there's no specified LHS; if that doesn't work, use one of the keyid forms of the PGP key as the LHS?). But that's just speculation. -Phil ___ cryptography mailing list cryptography@randombit.net http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography
Re: [cryptography] coderman's keys
No hints at what kind of client it takes? Custom config or recompile? - Sent from my phone Den 1 nov 2013 05:11 skrev coderman coder...@gmail.com: On Thu, Oct 31, 2013 at 7:55 PM, coderman coder...@gmail.com wrote: my contempt for email is well known and reinforced by choice of provider. there are myriad rebuttals to email as private channel, of which i agree fully. however, if you pass muster, i can be reached via secure email. yes your default client will balk. this is a feature not a bug... you must be this high to ride... still no successful encrypted responses. do i have to sweeten this pot? let's try an experiment: one bitcoin (~200$USD) to whoever successfully encrypts a message to my key. ... ready, set, go! ___ cryptography mailing list cryptography@randombit.net http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography ___ cryptography mailing list cryptography@randombit.net http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography
Re: [cryptography] coderman's keys
On 01/11/2013 12:04, Natanael wrote: No hints at what kind of client it takes? Custom config or recompile? From the url in the key, I am assuming it is a tor hidden service, hence you would need a local MTA able to route over TOR. tempted to have a go myself this weekend, given I haven't seen a tor smtp implementation before and it intrigues me... ___ cryptography mailing list cryptography@randombit.net http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography
Re: [cryptography] coderman's keys
On Fri, Nov 1, 2013 at 9:01 AM, Dave Howe davehowe.pentest...@gmail.com wrote: On 01/11/2013 12:04, Natanael wrote: No hints at what kind of client it takes? Custom config or recompile? From the url in the key, I am assuming it is a tor hidden service, hence you would need a local MTA able to route over TOR. tempted to have a go myself this weekend, given I haven't seen a tor smtp implementation before and it intrigues me... That's a cute idea, but dot.onion is too short to be a *real* onion address; the label before onion is the base32 encoding of a 10-byte truncated SHA1 (presently), so it has to be exactly 16 characters long. zw ___ cryptography mailing list cryptography@randombit.net http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography
Re: [cryptography] coderman's keys
On 2013-10-31, at 11:11 PM, coderman coder...@gmail.com wrote: On Thu, Oct 31, 2013 at 7:55 PM, coderman coder...@gmail.com wrote: my contempt for email is well known and reinforced by choice of provider. there are myriad rebuttals to email as private channel, of which i agree fully. however, if you pass muster, i can be reached via secure email. yes your default client will balk. this is a feature not a bug... you must be this high to ride... still no successful encrypted responses. -BEGIN PGP MESSAGE- Comment: GPGTools - http://gpgtools.org hQMOAyheCGO7e/dQEAv+MonJWg7wyFrbCTJrQ7k4TeG6ue99TGvhZVXouiNS3o4e joZKdq6G7DcnkBrOWbqr6dGoqPUk07HxD4SpxyNV/mm0ns0EjmPiS5AecYAu7Pul YSY2LG7feo5gJdbCheb4l6WqEr+w2/3m14TePwH6pX31l9qaBiWJdpgDBymMVDPA 0mx8AyKp5Evwa1P+R3DVn8P8wQJYbtlhCBlgMwyfQMGnoxRuiivhjxT3gL6PcKQY Zt1S7QTR0QTq45GxNfSuzeZpf/VdsYX1EffHkeDwMV4pzqSaSBOnY5/L+uv/ZI7G x8pBB85xeM7C4NqjdH0fhm9aKeTh6lhn2Ano5xx04HHmj/tCwNPtsH7gChkBs9ud qe8NZmBj+RfKMzwUoSbYxdCLAbc8jziSeweOl9nehgmtfVFCUiEZRi9rt6K2kpll luhGSH7OnXrm+SgTLX8MQc7W+O0ZuOJhkuHabcgl+X5Ig0XiO04FHFwdhXTC3vIz n8YX/vufZSCDu3lsVXhbDACUIoqGEwwY8wJkxCy5NDZpK+r3D+j5jiEzzNdJ8gGH ki9MEIBtD0vfxmjEeeHuTrIKBQPeWygFB8n+sTUw76rx77Fe7b+VvM7YGIpfXf99 IUuVbDt9XYG6Xw+pLEn+l7OEPKkuJVvyew72oWUEIErH9afAs+/LRp/GFu2QN/DK 3/Tx+/5SFnzVraYEOWDIYrWB8WCEt9+m8tvl05kU/NNW/yRCOnu454LMp1jBzahd 9/Et37Ak1qKJabBL4iw1p/M8RYHbO5K8083XvS6rGc5M6k0iYyKIwmdfeq8+S/+h x4eZiBCxoE1aMXG3qPZqRl/Z/awJj7cT2YzhX67cVz5DrJJzVUefs6zyclMbBnON ahCpB4D8ll7jy7Iq8cP3v9d+xp+JAqErEIyrdxHrbWwIf+ogKgMwK9H6D7WYyIji lhbTWeUvptooCILO108vRgtxkHMIZ/bpeRjhsIwgqER3C0G+3QYveAlxtqZ8HrQN ZH269bJiVmFTH6GBSMtJTEOFAg4DZhibeqJD/S4QB/9hZut5POE/6gWRV9YmJd8G jjEjbxxhgMZVm4KJDhoMS/b3/UZbdnlx9G6WHech6u/SEI3QQ+fqC8AUIWZfmPZw r+4y71J42TKBuATwAoyw9ooA66aFP+M2bWYehurBhbU00dT+6bxq74ggfJaFgn7v b6Cr6cgODrNlmnxK4Ly95qwHgA5Yt+bbtANhbo/G8W17i6uFxvABu+t+38n6wQPH XXDspJVpcW8NCezyHyd9YLkd2Xx+c2iDWQMGvpdVhVmeJ3ITbU2I5bLBAT6MrN01 CnZ0+hYp8ZMCMshfDMFW260nJ6ijVsPBX4LFsSftsNYPitAD4lMNJ73oikXSjHyW B/9C1tbCVTWaS3CMhBPUfWGQGKbFDKtt4jkj64KGkqEMRrnH0KXnfwCK0VDL0XBi WGCvgYHO8N0iqdbge5xDUrfCHTvUv18U8xWaDkzk9Mqp52Idui2DpDEasCCAEUpV EAICDV8tGQZivGoQmQP6K8Pp/05xrm8kDv1xZWjG6wdO5g71aY0KMZqryoJAc68W aXfKfgvokcjQqteQNc+uLPc03WBob5dnwMJqOUQiMIjnKuFRvzoGumm3zQGlZI50 4W0gI9PRLNl4jQJxbGYF2Iv398pMmsbLdC37cx4D5HvHecPlcH5LD0l/Yt/zplar yJiN6gubLtbuSCU0TF3th+7HycAgSJYrW2KzuNWl0QTJwfLJkH+kfbVY7gTB7gkA ZXlUW/Cyzv58A6W5SxjF6OiRmTsmxvP2SWpO1+9uU4gosYJn8qQ7gcHVYTqEjtBH 4XdvdFwDuNISK8IGuqGXOFlbnlTRBmvCYCooAvt+vmj0zl55tzUXhmpOVImY2JKf yQns38JEmSM/dTdlR5zJrcrCUFiSNghGSwLTAFwbQfGRU2P4emZYQ2BMxo4NfF2f XLfynU3muDjG6DhI/ha9JovovXEwT7B1tckoAP2Ns0KO3V8CPBC3tOtZhQETjiuK 1Psu3NE= =ENte -END PGP MESSAGE- let's try an experiment: one bitcoin (~200$USD) to whoever successfully encrypts a message to my key. That’s a serious sweetener. So I assume that I have misunderstood something about this challenge. ___ cryptography mailing list cryptography@randombit.net http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography
Re: [cryptography] coderman's keys
Same here, I'm fairly confident mine wasn'T encrypted correctly. On 01/11/2013 11:47 AM, Jeffrey Goldberg wrote: On 2013-10-31, at 11:11 PM, coderman coder...@gmail.com wrote: On Thu, Oct 31, 2013 at 7:55 PM, coderman coder...@gmail.com wrote: my contempt for email is well known and reinforced by choice of provider. there are myriad rebuttals to email as private channel, of which i agree fully. however, if you pass muster, i can be reached via secure email. yes your default client will balk. this is a feature not a bug... you must be this high to ride... still no successful encrypted responses. -BEGIN PGP MESSAGE- Comment: GPGTools - http://gpgtools.org hQMOAyheCGO7e/dQEAv+MonJWg7wyFrbCTJrQ7k4TeG6ue99TGvhZVXouiNS3o4e joZKdq6G7DcnkBrOWbqr6dGoqPUk07HxD4SpxyNV/mm0ns0EjmPiS5AecYAu7Pul YSY2LG7feo5gJdbCheb4l6WqEr+w2/3m14TePwH6pX31l9qaBiWJdpgDBymMVDPA 0mx8AyKp5Evwa1P+R3DVn8P8wQJYbtlhCBlgMwyfQMGnoxRuiivhjxT3gL6PcKQY Zt1S7QTR0QTq45GxNfSuzeZpf/VdsYX1EffHkeDwMV4pzqSaSBOnY5/L+uv/ZI7G x8pBB85xeM7C4NqjdH0fhm9aKeTh6lhn2Ano5xx04HHmj/tCwNPtsH7gChkBs9ud qe8NZmBj+RfKMzwUoSbYxdCLAbc8jziSeweOl9nehgmtfVFCUiEZRi9rt6K2kpll luhGSH7OnXrm+SgTLX8MQc7W+O0ZuOJhkuHabcgl+X5Ig0XiO04FHFwdhXTC3vIz n8YX/vufZSCDu3lsVXhbDACUIoqGEwwY8wJkxCy5NDZpK+r3D+j5jiEzzNdJ8gGH ki9MEIBtD0vfxmjEeeHuTrIKBQPeWygFB8n+sTUw76rx77Fe7b+VvM7YGIpfXf99 IUuVbDt9XYG6Xw+pLEn+l7OEPKkuJVvyew72oWUEIErH9afAs+/LRp/GFu2QN/DK 3/Tx+/5SFnzVraYEOWDIYrWB8WCEt9+m8tvl05kU/NNW/yRCOnu454LMp1jBzahd 9/Et37Ak1qKJabBL4iw1p/M8RYHbO5K8083XvS6rGc5M6k0iYyKIwmdfeq8+S/+h x4eZiBCxoE1aMXG3qPZqRl/Z/awJj7cT2YzhX67cVz5DrJJzVUefs6zyclMbBnON ahCpB4D8ll7jy7Iq8cP3v9d+xp+JAqErEIyrdxHrbWwIf+ogKgMwK9H6D7WYyIji lhbTWeUvptooCILO108vRgtxkHMIZ/bpeRjhsIwgqER3C0G+3QYveAlxtqZ8HrQN ZH269bJiVmFTH6GBSMtJTEOFAg4DZhibeqJD/S4QB/9hZut5POE/6gWRV9YmJd8G jjEjbxxhgMZVm4KJDhoMS/b3/UZbdnlx9G6WHech6u/SEI3QQ+fqC8AUIWZfmPZw r+4y71J42TKBuATwAoyw9ooA66aFP+M2bWYehurBhbU00dT+6bxq74ggfJaFgn7v b6Cr6cgODrNlmnxK4Ly95qwHgA5Yt+bbtANhbo/G8W17i6uFxvABu+t+38n6wQPH XXDspJVpcW8NCezyHyd9YLkd2Xx+c2iDWQMGvpdVhVmeJ3ITbU2I5bLBAT6MrN01 CnZ0+hYp8ZMCMshfDMFW260nJ6ijVsPBX4LFsSftsNYPitAD4lMNJ73oikXSjHyW B/9C1tbCVTWaS3CMhBPUfWGQGKbFDKtt4jkj64KGkqEMRrnH0KXnfwCK0VDL0XBi WGCvgYHO8N0iqdbge5xDUrfCHTvUv18U8xWaDkzk9Mqp52Idui2DpDEasCCAEUpV EAICDV8tGQZivGoQmQP6K8Pp/05xrm8kDv1xZWjG6wdO5g71aY0KMZqryoJAc68W aXfKfgvokcjQqteQNc+uLPc03WBob5dnwMJqOUQiMIjnKuFRvzoGumm3zQGlZI50 4W0gI9PRLNl4jQJxbGYF2Iv398pMmsbLdC37cx4D5HvHecPlcH5LD0l/Yt/zplar yJiN6gubLtbuSCU0TF3th+7HycAgSJYrW2KzuNWl0QTJwfLJkH+kfbVY7gTB7gkA ZXlUW/Cyzv58A6W5SxjF6OiRmTsmxvP2SWpO1+9uU4gosYJn8qQ7gcHVYTqEjtBH 4XdvdFwDuNISK8IGuqGXOFlbnlTRBmvCYCooAvt+vmj0zl55tzUXhmpOVImY2JKf yQns38JEmSM/dTdlR5zJrcrCUFiSNghGSwLTAFwbQfGRU2P4emZYQ2BMxo4NfF2f XLfynU3muDjG6DhI/ha9JovovXEwT7B1tckoAP2Ns0KO3V8CPBC3tOtZhQETjiuK 1Psu3NE= =ENte -END PGP MESSAGE- let's try an experiment: one bitcoin (~200$USD) to whoever successfully encrypts a message to my key. That’s a serious sweetener. So I assume that I have misunderstood something about this challenge. ___ cryptography mailing list cryptography@randombit.net http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography -- Kelly John Rose Mississauga, ON Phone: +1 647 638-4104 Twitter: @kjrose Document contents are confidential between original recipients and sender. ___ cryptography mailing list cryptography@randombit.net http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography
[cryptography] coderman's keys
my contempt for email is well known and reinforced by choice of provider. there are myriad rebuttals to email as private channel, of which i agree fully. however, if you pass muster, i can be reached via secure email. yes your default client will balk. this is a feature not a bug... you must be this high to ride... -BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- mQStBAAAcjURDADr+BmpnhH+3n2ZNsrInvXMQL4pyFkysD0h9uhVKScUaQu5WoYT TSbgP0MINjjba7hq8j6bFfMZgaRfJU4O6w8BO9ugjjre8RopBptpgabCdXNzZS6Q 3YqBxb723pnYOj35Ie0fXMGDZZeNseSv76ATr+GuVtQ4VuDr8XmEkreS/Jikkuot r2VeII/7GmJ6tdEHF3yIPFXhOzp32fEyzc2ZaKmyR5wo7CT9GR4oFhSdnzXhw3CZ DqSqQx3eRLGX8gGgEiye3CluekcRmD7V2m4fWZsnD1ohdxBAx/8TWf/rF5H9lp5O 1dWNE03MK9Iuzfnc+kcsUhQHcRIR1fzeYGtHL9cEXckxOuvZpxGqPr9vg6jxVD+/ VhEkcHHVzSj1gidj4BdSzMsfBc9yS+aYGX8O9GLcYk2+ry3VZOkb2QnDlrgd8o3H LBSleqxxoXpn+m5obatK0kkxzvD4LCuMHlvel/Fq5/5I37l7zL0drQ2j3XLSJjpW gFT7p/PQTBnt1nsBAM+ZbY4kaX+O15NzYcoNzr1GwnQKn6T49c/Tv8hNR0EpDADf bMFJrTfQKtK4/1F/ERUzygPa8wYzMZDCO5Tfjhx6x3ctHSj/7nT/vqYoutip7KXi LZ+2D/UqXDqj7WycJ1NBpqKvnvzjbcrXYHV+MSWZRIMS2bKRbq9Dmck8Rc3rVoRN p49/M5zLfyWA9CLj/A15zOjqI0y53tExogFVdykXoJmfy/zvm4wme+4X6h2BAmQv tZP5Z+aYmYCtPxkqzaTrkTw4QRVdz/Iykw5rPn7bzi5Rw1jHPNl+9L2+wGfSeJNl hCmiwdZWddKV0rHBfo7tegd82Oi8BS4dZFsDCPbXBiHFMWvtgR0b+2+V8THIc9k3 0ZvpxWHjreVvl/9ikGyfpZTenrbKjKO6hKrgwG9/Ev/FSQhyiqFeO7ysUEfGzsXu oNEeN95MlgVPdeOvClq11MYaRXZ2pjuoMiOM7bZzxz79CgA5i8ebraVAbUZLbDLM cmLkKFv2JpiBlJtahZe6jIij7XOFlKjWlxbVxMOmfqoY6p2xZQ+QIuYJyEaoVq8L 9RYy8LF29QsCfMRF+X8VGFU8FQYoJDvpJRNgX4urBtZltMpsLFFREDVUrScXoXmZ KgUgkcttWMIDOWg0ZHzTuvNmMwvO3c/C3i+48Xoge+JXY+KHH8HY4vcJ7M7Bggfq 4U2Fp6f1mBv61iFu3cet1xHcCt1IVYZSXh/DLWQcRDM//tPoDcaDs9r4L2IlPGL/ 1iC6uz2X4ZOHQLYHMYi10yirXNce3GVZplB2HUuW5gjgqcG/5S3g9MJLnY2UXlRG uiNFmzuxqFQKYK13noMCwTxNr7hOrgf2isc/ILsXJ0a1NEmCgfg5DUldkm0VURfs u572h83WIj5lglExvvXC85bHckczDNeObt5mL3cd4XQvDzgQ2RtfjsqFdmkMA/7W yqkhT+E1yIk23qmSrasS5u3uz0zw9kFOiGa6HNGjwskSNhoEmK+pPELla8IwXIzV L/6iOODXuSM9MHNfmUFTxiD6oLN02DILrMqvn7qQ5I+KxjGpNGQtI+NYZMj+chTp tI5oaWRkZW5AZG90Lm9uaW9uICgiYm9ybiBvbiBKYW51YXJ5IDMxIDE5NzkgLi4g YWxsIHByaW1lIG51bWJlcnMgLi4gSSB3b3VsZCBzaXQgb24gdGhlIGZsb29yIGlu IG15IGJlZHJvb20gYW5kIGp1c3QgY291bnQuIikgPGhpZGRlbkBkb3Qub25pb24+ iHkEExEIACEFAgAAcjUCGwMFCwkIBwMFFQoJCAsFFgMCAQACHgECF4AACgkQZahH 58K5OAw/QwD9EJaiCtFysCYeCuQfABa+Np68FkIlq9xunDqpxO8JtmwBAKchQFu9 +bHa2tXJZeTwR4SR3oiyBN3tzRP3f4c4zCL6uQMNBAAAcjUQDAC5x2Igm4sw/3ch fBwptsTV3MLd4z1q9vaxcegQXMsAT9+zBlVdzdTWaWKPZwn65QJx472vDSnIdC/O SOj9rp2+uBTuXkE47UNYxgc0lLdG13fafS5SQR86bwmvcvaqAqDxcwzELNPFV2UG 13BgOeiDWAjTHEN33MzV4lAyK7qUTcK10vMYmdvi793W7EjtaVigzzCTxWEEaIli OtURb46C6g65F5oVt6Nihhnlb1Al4LsTfqA0y1aw9CSCQdYritANvF+ekWYcxeGb 9qRSjAdFWLH8fxv7nteCzBDvsmR7aXvzZ2GkXVMmCAt9XvxajI329CArU1LixMrW 1/xSr6n3tU7ezLwZ8CxrjsZKYTYYzcrJ3vGlZ06Ez1T4QdUiFHxSAU7OADiRUNAu tW6cxgZs5hNtpNoU9HRlShaMO9xqhrWQkiwSCmVuRWwPqHFVnMrh/GROJUgMj82B RlS0YVp8ZgQHwRmi0womzSqJ4j+fCbzgtDpLZoGpCMyeLS/WOLMAAwUL/A2uMgOG 9dADx6MKMdpWor9l6WgG34AN6sbUkEaetxpFPKCd0LRyebvlueJJirFOhNheUqns 1rixVO7yaMqrY1wYYUoGMspQQ/QhGlTckxKIaygjjbq9843P3bFOUutgo7V8Wm/E N53MxD7kE/f/IcvkH9W84/aLUsjO4xStP7fTq7B/d5Cx5HbLiRVMFykRB1PjrPRF ojO26I2O7h9zIH5PXqD+DbJ3i4FsZqSvOFOkt0H70cyDZse22vniS4YnL/yPcjqH DZoGz99k5sLf14RP0W+8QgnXRqTaReFnGU7o7cQmozomocKTlQ4nQInaJeiFiZCS vLjq4RWN/vhHgm1Zt8D5ihvo0v/ztEM4EILIJ5M47Vhg9lFPKUambTd7qf+k28nA FAusEhf7U9s8S9TMJIAYPBwsoYoH5vzJZNaEZKEKflYVhgHbx137OpHCXtLo/iuT Xy23fBl5zeZlGNiq6PWlIOd/zc8qrudXnvBBbE1/F34K/ipENDWi1YO/EohhBBgR CAAJBQIAAHI1AhsMAAoJEGWoR+fCuTgM3Q4BAMzZ6XcvyqVe/IkbqwxvtEwQ+DbX tXJofbiwx8RL1MpAAP44ZMisc8+A7W0UPa/NWB8VQvKWX8ONw/sPtGc2CB4EYw== =H0Fx -END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- ___ cryptography mailing list cryptography@randombit.net http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography
Re: [cryptography] coderman's keys
On Thu, Oct 31, 2013 at 7:55 PM, coderman coder...@gmail.com wrote: my contempt for email is well known and reinforced by choice of provider. there are myriad rebuttals to email as private channel, of which i agree fully. however, if you pass muster, i can be reached via secure email. yes your default client will balk. this is a feature not a bug... you must be this high to ride... still no successful encrypted responses. do i have to sweeten this pot? let's try an experiment: one bitcoin (~200$USD) to whoever successfully encrypts a message to my key. ... ready, set, go! ___ cryptography mailing list cryptography@randombit.net http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography
