Steve Bellovin wrote:
A quantum computer has been built that has actually factored a number: 15.
It's not a very interesting number from a cryptographic perspective,
but it is real. http://www.nature.com/nature/links/011220/011220-2.html
Its worth noting that not only is the number not
I just released Stegdetect 0.4. It contains the following changes:
- Improved detection accuracy for JSteg and JPhide.
- JPEG Header Analysis reduces false positives.
- JPEG Header Analysis provides rudimentary detection of F5.
- Stegbreak uses the file magic utility to improve dictionary
Niels Peter, congratulations on finding no secret messages. This is
why computers are getting faster -- so we can spend more and more time
searching out the lack of any information being communicated.
An obvious step is to extend your detector to handle other formats
besides JPEG. That would
On Fri, 21 Dec 2001, John Gilmore wrote:
. . . .
PS: Cypherpunks, where *are* you putting your secret messages? Give
us a hint! Surely *somebody* in this crew must be leaving some
bread-crumbs around for Niels and NSA to find... :-)
I always assumed newsgroups, like
