Actually, in my oh so very humble opinion, world has enough reasonably good
VPNs that can operate on reasonably good connections.
What is lacking is something that can function transparently and
effectively on a very flakey connection (thing lousy GPRS one) without
introducing noticeable
a
conventional user with conventional smartphone, who has a single and
less-than-reliable data link with limited bandwidth (and relatively limited
battery resource).
Sincerely,
J
On Mon, May 4, 2015 at 1:33 PM, shawn wilson ag4ve...@gmail.com wrote:
On May 4, 2015 5:09 AM, Jane laterc...@consultant.com
Good time-of-day, respected cryptographically gifted individuals.
My friends and I have been reading up on anonymous authentication schemes,
and we've run into a very interesting paper:
Self-blindable Credential: Towards Lightweight Anonymous Entity
Authentication (by Yanjiang Yang, Xuhua
Not to intrude onto a finely crafted discourse, but I saw nothing
particularly damning with regards to the brief Dingledine gave to NSA.
Talking to NSA politely != installing backdoors into people's stuff. He
didn't say anything we did not know, and the only revelation, as far as I
am concerned,
At the risk of sounding rude, crude, and yellow-pressish, I'd like to
provide this link
http://www.themoscownews.com/russia/20130314/191336455/FSB-Russian-police-could-tap-Skype-without--court-order.html
If software has a soul, Skype's is long since sold.
Sincerely yours,
Jane
On Sun, May 19
scrutiny . Got that.
Thank you for explaining!
P.S.: upon re-reading the zerocoin paper, I've come up with another
(hopefully, silly) accumulator question, but I'll post it as a
separate newsletter submission so as to keep questions separate.
Warm regards,
Jane
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Hi Adam, Jane,
I'm
Good afternoon mailing list subscribers!
Good afternoon Mr. Green!
First, I'd like to ask pardon if my question is not particularly
bright - I am not a professional cryptographer, so I might be missing
something very obvious.
I have recently read the Zerocoin paper which describes a very
