Type III Anonymous Message from Antani anonymous remailer
This is a Type III anonymous message, sent to you by the Winston Smith Project mixminion server at firenze.linux.it. If you do not want to receive anonymous messages, please contact antani- [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more information about anonymity, see https://remailer.firenze.linux.it or https://e-privacy.firenze.linux.it. -BEGIN TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE- Message-type: plaintext Where are the remailer mail2news gateways still operating? If there are any anymore... Stale pages serving up dead links to defunct services. Google has let me down. -END TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE-
Re: Type III Anonymous Message from Antani anonymous remailer
At 9:06 PM +0100 1/18/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Where are the remailer mail2news gateways still operating? If there are any anymore... This is great. I've been watching, via bittorrent, Lucy Lawless' Warrior Women series. The last episode is about Lozen, the Apache medicine-woman who was sister of Antonio, one of the last chiefs of the Chiricahaua band, who raided up and down the Black Range in Southeast New Mexico (Hillsboro, a town in the front range of which, was where my father retired and died, which was why I was interested in the episode; I remember reading Black Range Tales, and other western memoirs of the time, when I was a kid). She died in Alabama (by way of Florida and Oklahoma) of tuberculosis, 20 years after being captured in New Mexico. There's an echo in here. Cheers, RAH -- - R. A. Hettinga mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED] The Internet Bearer Underwriting Corporation http://www.ibuc.com/ 44 Farquhar Street, Boston, MA 02131 USA ... however it may deserve respect for its usefulness and antiquity, [predicting the end of the world] has not been found agreeable to experience. -- Edward Gibbon, 'Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire'
Type III Anonymous Message from Antani anonymous remailer
This is a Type III anonymous message, sent to you by the Winston Smith Project mixminion server at firenze.linux.it. If you do not want to receive anonymous messages, please contact antani- [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more information about anonymity, see https://remailer.firenze.linux.it or https://e-privacy.firenze.linux.it. -BEGIN TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE- Message-type: plaintext Where are the remailer mail2news gateways still operating? If there are any anymore... Stale pages serving up dead links to defunct services. Google has let me down. -END TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE-
Re: Type III Anonymous Message from Antani anonymous remailer
At 9:06 PM +0100 1/18/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Where are the remailer mail2news gateways still operating? If there are any anymore... This is great. I've been watching, via bittorrent, Lucy Lawless' Warrior Women series. The last episode is about Lozen, the Apache medicine-woman who was sister of Antonio, one of the last chiefs of the Chiricahaua band, who raided up and down the Black Range in Southeast New Mexico (Hillsboro, a town in the front range of which, was where my father retired and died, which was why I was interested in the episode; I remember reading Black Range Tales, and other western memoirs of the time, when I was a kid). She died in Alabama (by way of Florida and Oklahoma) of tuberculosis, 20 years after being captured in New Mexico. There's an echo in here. Cheers, RAH -- - R. A. Hettinga mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED] The Internet Bearer Underwriting Corporation http://www.ibuc.com/ 44 Farquhar Street, Boston, MA 02131 USA ... however it may deserve respect for its usefulness and antiquity, [predicting the end of the world] has not been found agreeable to experience. -- Edward Gibbon, 'Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire'
Type III Anonymous Message from Mercurio anonymous remailer
This is a Type III anonymous message, sent to you by the Mixminion server at mercurio.mixmaster.it. If you do not want to receive anonymous messages, please contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] -BEGIN TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE- Message-type: plaintext Major Variola (ret) ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote on 2004-06-29: At 04:20 PM 6/28/04 +0200, Nomen Nescio wrote: There is no such thing as a GPS frequency. I beg to differ, there are (perhaps 1) RF freq assigned to the Constellation. Yes, there is a GPS frequency. The point I wanted to make was that it's not possible to keep the phone usable for communications but not let it reveal its (perceived) location since the location is revealed on the same band the normal communication uses. Jamming the GPS input so that the phone can't calculate its position in the first place fixes this, of course. It seems that for CDMA or WCDMA phones the location service is defined in terms of messages on the normal network layer, see a Google search for position determination serviceorder. Yes its cheaper and allowed (for now) to triangulate (to what, 100m?) using physics; but GPS will become cheaper and cheaper. The problem with the GPS approach for pinpointing adversaries is that it fundamentally requires cooperation from the mobile device. Yes, it's currently not trivial to hack your firmware to ignore location requests, but most of the (W)CDMA standards are public information, and phones are moving to standard platforms like Symbian, Linux or Windows, so they should become more hackable over the next few years. -END TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE-
Type III Anonymous Message from Mercurio anonymous remailer
This is a Type III anonymous message, sent to you by the Mixminion server at mercurio.mixmaster.it. If you do not want to receive anonymous messages, please contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] -BEGIN TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE- Message-type: plaintext Major Variola (ret) ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote on 2004-06-29: At 04:20 PM 6/28/04 +0200, Nomen Nescio wrote: There is no such thing as a GPS frequency. I beg to differ, there are (perhaps 1) RF freq assigned to the Constellation. Yes, there is a GPS frequency. The point I wanted to make was that it's not possible to keep the phone usable for communications but not let it reveal its (perceived) location since the location is revealed on the same band the normal communication uses. Jamming the GPS input so that the phone can't calculate its position in the first place fixes this, of course. It seems that for CDMA or WCDMA phones the location service is defined in terms of messages on the normal network layer, see a Google search for position determination serviceorder. Yes its cheaper and allowed (for now) to triangulate (to what, 100m?) using physics; but GPS will become cheaper and cheaper. The problem with the GPS approach for pinpointing adversaries is that it fundamentally requires cooperation from the mobile device. Yes, it's currently not trivial to hack your firmware to ignore location requests, but most of the (W)CDMA standards are public information, and phones are moving to standard platforms like Symbian, Linux or Windows, so they should become more hackable over the next few years. -END TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE-
Type III Anonymous message
-BEGIN TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE- Message-type: plaintext From: a.melon@ To: Major Variola (ret) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Bcc: Subject: Re: For Liars and Loafers, Cellphones Offer an Alibi Reply-To: In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, Major Variola (ret) ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote on 2004-06-27: At 11:53 PM 6/26/04 -0500, J.A. Terranson wrote: not to overpower the wanted signals on something like this. Even if this is doable, it is out of reach of Jane Citizen. Any signal you put out is trackable to you geographically, whether its a cell or GPS frequency. A GPS receiver doesn't broadcast its location. GPS works purely by analyzing the signals received from satellites. This is probably a design goal for military use, as well as a consequence of power requirements. There is no such thing as a GPS frequency. It seems that for CDMA or WCDMA phones the location service is defined in terms of messages on the normal network layer, see a Google search for position determination service order. -END TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE-
Type III Anonymous message
-BEGIN TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE- Message-type: plaintext Tim, I AM GETTING TIRED OF SEEING CYPHERPUNKS RESTRICTING WHAT INFORMATION FLOWS AND TO WHERE IT FLOWS... -END TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE-
Type III Anonymous message
-BEGIN TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE- Message-type: plaintext Tim, I AM GETTING TIRED OF SEEING CYPHERPUNKS RESTRICTING WHAT INFORMATION FLOWS AND TO WHERE IT FLOWS... -END TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE-
Re: Type III Anonymous message
Does anyone have a reasonably complete cypherpunks archive available for FTP? Perhaps I could host them on my server and let Google index them. That might be useful. There are only two live ones. Someone knows more ? The second one is FTP-able: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cypherpunks-lne-archive/ http://lists.lab.net/archive/cypherpunks-exploder/ = end (of original message) Y-a*h*o-o (yes, they scan for this) spam follows: __ Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing. http://photos.yahoo.com/
Re: Type III Anonymous message
'92-'94 here: http://www.cybershamanix.com/punk.html with a link to the later stuff here: http://cypherpunks.venona.com/ On Mon, Dec 08, 2003 at 06:56:07PM -0800, Morlock Elloi wrote: Does anyone have a reasonably complete cypherpunks archive available for FTP? Perhaps I could host them on my server and let Google index them. That might be useful. There are only two live ones. Someone knows more ? The second one is FTP-able: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cypherpunks-lne-archive/ http://lists.lab.net/archive/cypherpunks-exploder/ = end (of original message) Y-a*h*o-o (yes, they scan for this) spam follows: __ Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing. http://photos.yahoo.com/ -- Harmon Seaver CyberShamanix http://www.cybershamanix.com
Re: Type III Anonymous message
I've been wondering why I havent seen more discussion on wireless networking (802.11a/b/g) and anon/mix /dark nets. Is this a subject of interest to anyone? I am curious what kinds of work has been done in this area... Check the archives. Wireless solves all crypto anonymity problems for the sender by making them completely irrelevant - it provides good old physical anonymity. = end (of original message) Y-a*h*o-o (yes, they scan for this) spam follows: __ Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing. http://photos.yahoo.com/
Re: Type III Anonymous message
On Sun, 2003-12-07 at 16:25, Eugen Leitl wrote:
Not that there is much discussion, the cyherpunk meme doesn't seem
to draw fresh blood too effectively. I'm seeing similiar trends
across virtually all my mailing lists, so I presume it's the medium
itself that it's in decline.
The following lists thrive:
debian-devel, NANOG, Python-users, linux-kernel, obsd-misc, full-disclosure
The cypherpunk meme seems to be alive in well but split up across:
cpunks,[EMAIL PROTECTED], gnupg-{users,devel},mix{master,minion}
There are a lot of good mailing lists currently. I think the decline
that you are seeing is a fall of the big boys and an increase in B-list
mailing lists. There seems to be a good deal of specialization going on
among the mailing lists. Maybe the politics of cpunks turned some people
to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and the tech sent some people to god only knows
where you can discuss politics in a decent manner on the net.
Both IRC and IM are of course even worse content killers than email.
WTF? Whenever new forms of technology come out established groups always
complain about the mass amateurization of publishing and downfall of
intelligence/literary skills/etc. It has happened from gutenberg up to
the blogs and I have never seen a good defense of it. Does dinner table
conversation kill content? I do not understand why a decrease in
transaction costs is a bad thing...
--
--dfc
Douglas F. Calvert
http://anize.org/dfc/
GPG Key: 0xC9541FB2
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Re: Type III Anonymous message
'92-'94 here: http://www.cybershamanix.com/punk.html with a link to the later stuff here: http://cypherpunks.venona.com/ On Mon, Dec 08, 2003 at 06:56:07PM -0800, Morlock Elloi wrote: Does anyone have a reasonably complete cypherpunks archive available for FTP? Perhaps I could host them on my server and let Google index them. That might be useful. There are only two live ones. Someone knows more ? The second one is FTP-able: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cypherpunks-lne-archive/ http://lists.lab.net/archive/cypherpunks-exploder/ = end (of original message) Y-a*h*o-o (yes, they scan for this) spam follows: __ Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing. http://photos.yahoo.com/ -- Harmon Seaver CyberShamanix http://www.cybershamanix.com
Re: Type III Anonymous message
Does anyone have a reasonably complete cypherpunks archive available for FTP? Perhaps I could host them on my server and let Google index them. That might be useful. There are only two live ones. Someone knows more ? The second one is FTP-able: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cypherpunks-lne-archive/ http://lists.lab.net/archive/cypherpunks-exploder/ = end (of original message) Y-a*h*o-o (yes, they scan for this) spam follows: __ Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing. http://photos.yahoo.com/
Re: Type III Anonymous message
Eugen Leitl wrote: Not that there is much discussion, the cyherpunk meme doesn't seem to draw fresh blood too effectively. I've been wondering why I havent seen more discussion on wireless networking (802.11a/b/g) and anon/mix /dark nets. Is this a subject of interest to anyone? I am curious what kinds of work has been done in this area... A few examples: - cryptographic dead drop or anonymous broadcast: wifi broadcasts with clients monitoring for tagged packets. Anonymous transport for a number of miles. (probably requires amps) - (encrypted) wireless hops in a mix network for additional attack resistance, and/or all wireless (mesh?) routing. Is the mapping of existing cryptographic techniques to wireless transport straighforward and uninteresting, or is there additional capabilities in a wireless envrionment that open up new uses for secure and/or anonymous communication?
Re: Type III Anonymous message
On 7 Dec 2003 at 22:25, Eugen Leitl wrote: I'm seeing similiar trends across virtually all my mailing lists, so I presume it's the medium itself that it's in decline. Spam. people are continually abandoning old addresses. Of course it does not help that the cypherpunks list itself under permanent massive spam attack from two hostile subscribers. I have found a wonderful free, highly effective, spam filter K9, from Keir.net. Everyone should use it, I expect the medium will recover, when everyone uses it or something similar.
Re: Type III Anonymous message
I've been wondering why I havent seen more discussion on wireless networking (802.11a/b/g) and anon/mix /dark nets. Is this a subject of interest to anyone? I am curious what kinds of work has been done in this area... Check the archives. Wireless solves all crypto anonymity problems for the sender by making them completely irrelevant - it provides good old physical anonymity. = end (of original message) Y-a*h*o-o (yes, they scan for this) spam follows: __ Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing. http://photos.yahoo.com/
Re: Type III Anonymous message
On Sun, 2003-12-07 at 16:25, Eugen Leitl wrote:
Not that there is much discussion, the cyherpunk meme doesn't seem
to draw fresh blood too effectively. I'm seeing similiar trends
across virtually all my mailing lists, so I presume it's the medium
itself that it's in decline.
The following lists thrive:
debian-devel, NANOG, Python-users, linux-kernel, obsd-misc, full-disclosure
The cypherpunk meme seems to be alive in well but split up across:
cpunks,[EMAIL PROTECTED], gnupg-{users,devel},mix{master,minion}
There are a lot of good mailing lists currently. I think the decline
that you are seeing is a fall of the big boys and an increase in B-list
mailing lists. There seems to be a good deal of specialization going on
among the mailing lists. Maybe the politics of cpunks turned some people
to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and the tech sent some people to god only knows
where you can discuss politics in a decent manner on the net.
Both IRC and IM are of course even worse content killers than email.
WTF? Whenever new forms of technology come out established groups always
complain about the mass amateurization of publishing and downfall of
intelligence/literary skills/etc. It has happened from gutenberg up to
the blogs and I have never seen a good defense of it. Does dinner table
conversation kill content? I do not understand why a decrease in
transaction costs is a bad thing...
--
--dfc
Douglas F. Calvert
http://anize.org/dfc/
GPG Key: 0xC9541FB2
signature.asc
Description: This is a digitally signed message part
Re: Type III Anonymous message
On Mon, Dec 08, 2003 at 09:34:24AM -0800, Morlock Elloi wrote: I've been wondering why I havent seen more discussion on wireless networking (802.11a/b/g) and anon/mix /dark nets. Is this a subject of interest to anyone? I am curious what kinds of work has been done in this area... Check the archives. I think I've been guilty of this too, but (as someone else in this thread pointed out), it's not a terribly useful suggestion. The archives are not well-organized, and a URL would be helpful. Does anyone have a reasonably complete cypherpunks archive available for FTP? Perhaps I could host them on my server and let Google index them. That might be useful. -Declan
Re: Type III Anonymous message
On Sun, Dec 07, 2003 at 03:10:04PM +0100, Nomen Nescio wrote: Tim, I AM GETTING TIRED OF SEEING CYPHERPUNKS RESTRICTING WHAT INFORMATION FLOWS AND TO WHERE IT FLOWS... He is correct, of course. One of these days I'm going to get MailMan working, and resurrect cpunx-news. This list shouldn't be drowned in forwards. It's a good way to drown discussion. Not that there is much discussion, the cyherpunk meme doesn't seem to draw fresh blood too effectively. I'm seeing similiar trends across virtually all my mailing lists, so I presume it's the medium itself that it's in decline. Both IRC and IM are of course even worse content killers than email. -- Eugen* Leitl a href=http://leitl.org;leitl/a __ ICBM: 48.07078, 11.61144http://www.leitl.org 8B29F6BE: 099D 78BA 2FD3 B014 B08A 7779 75B0 2443 8B29 F6BE http://moleculardevices.org http://nanomachines.net [demime 0.97c removed an attachment of type application/pgp-signature]
Re: Type III Anonymous message
Eugen Leitl wrote: Not that there is much discussion, the cyherpunk meme doesn't seem to draw fresh blood too effectively. I've been wondering why I havent seen more discussion on wireless networking (802.11a/b/g) and anon/mix /dark nets. Is this a subject of interest to anyone? I am curious what kinds of work has been done in this area... A few examples: - cryptographic dead drop or anonymous broadcast: wifi broadcasts with clients monitoring for tagged packets. Anonymous transport for a number of miles. (probably requires amps) - (encrypted) wireless hops in a mix network for additional attack resistance, and/or all wireless (mesh?) routing. Is the mapping of existing cryptographic techniques to wireless transport straighforward and uninteresting, or is there additional capabilities in a wireless envrionment that open up new uses for secure and/or anonymous communication?
Re: Type III Anonymous message
On 7 Dec 2003 at 22:25, Eugen Leitl wrote: I'm seeing similiar trends across virtually all my mailing lists, so I presume it's the medium itself that it's in decline. Spam. people are continually abandoning old addresses. Of course it does not help that the cypherpunks list itself under permanent massive spam attack from two hostile subscribers. I have found a wonderful free, highly effective, spam filter K9, from Keir.net. Everyone should use it, I expect the medium will recover, when everyone uses it or something similar.
Re: Type III Anonymous message
On Sun, Dec 07, 2003 at 03:10:04PM +0100, Nomen Nescio wrote: Tim, I AM GETTING TIRED OF SEEING CYPHERPUNKS RESTRICTING WHAT INFORMATION FLOWS AND TO WHERE IT FLOWS... He is correct, of course. One of these days I'm going to get MailMan working, and resurrect cpunx-news. This list shouldn't be drowned in forwards. It's a good way to drown discussion. Not that there is much discussion, the cyherpunk meme doesn't seem to draw fresh blood too effectively. I'm seeing similiar trends across virtually all my mailing lists, so I presume it's the medium itself that it's in decline. Both IRC and IM are of course even worse content killers than email. -- Eugen* Leitl a href=http://leitl.org;leitl/a __ ICBM: 48.07078, 11.61144http://www.leitl.org 8B29F6BE: 099D 78BA 2FD3 B014 B08A 7779 75B0 2443 8B29 F6BE http://moleculardevices.org http://nanomachines.net [demime 0.97c removed an attachment of type application/pgp-signature]
Type III Anonymous message
=== TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE BEGINS === remember to email [EMAIL PROTECTED] a ssh2 key... below is gpg key -BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (OpenBSD) mQGiBD4I1qARBADVJq/hf1mec9Ac+L/J1ZJcngJkw6REiOdLD5IOtO18SB2UxDMN Tait4AdhR7O1zHxmxUctNaiypdJwhEZhGDDBlY/k8h0tHNVoa7utUMOWgmtOe+gO hS4LjyfBGX4ExBw6ofdLTrkIkjVz+sDIlJFb4Y4IluDidfrDUPg1/qGkewCg/kK4 dq1W3ntl/PwsmOG1VztbTgUD/i0p95JMxfuAalS9VycYnXaGywFVEsDJDJdIOLYP kVzpimrh25mvf3h9BZpnb4+XFhlWr1NVEA30YWQQGkSYAoOzMfxzk8nXvxBExX+j b/6RZWqfW2/YEv5jUbu6Ud91KubMmfjTjnepuo+q1ZjKO4vZSJhUYs0cLx1lgyVZ lNgKBACYpp+cEsZMU/6JHGY/8Wbo9y+8MLrNkvno+d7QJ0i3u97k2mBe/9Ie9J+5 tiam9gx9CqhKfLM3ikFouJpNoW2mv+1FzSyXb7U4ijGcJx6dXN03wTAs+txVNbOx m/hvR+/UitIFLXSo37CDS9Ba6Pr/cPtgBMzPbg3NVmMtE/nk9rRgR3dlbiBIYXN0 aW5ncyAoUHJpdmF0ZSBkaXN0cmlidXRpb24gbG9uZyBrZXkgZG8gTk9UIHVwbG9h ZCB0byBrZXlzZXJ2ZXJzISkgPGd3ZW5AY3lwaGVycHVua3MudG8+iGAEExECACAF Aj4I1qAFCQeEzgAFCwcDAgEDFQIDAxYCAQIeAQIXgAAKCRBFSNreUZWDz/sBAKC1 jLhll2R4hJ2I7kDlDCzFH8WLGACgsVBDT/7kXP9Xw5xAwlFQgXCuJ3S5BA0EPgji uRAQAMTLx30NTz0ATg/83u1AKoYY3e/dVGcTn4+KTEJIws5d6j2UUR6zm0bT23jw N4lA2zRT5k988lwKtiSnFesV7Ezoe04pmQtD/k5vMaiEPgYoiUHZhCfySYt/dYf/ lvkbhpcLN8cEY38dGk1t2QcK5IeIsJSqOiKQY53932KRcU/xLlRZrjLrkM6Dg2D0 0C3484xMJYdXgaByg91DlJ6csY9w6FQnuxPM9e+pgLj7sv5mDESuUUAHPcwIZFQ3 sKAvSxwa0lc3E/MjeHld50NYB4Fn2cqMwi5Em2m4NqUrO0DgoOBlVJhtZGz5dgZ4 nqP1NpaVR1tc2GcHiTrj5Tr91Q0uOO8e6WpWdt2PjIUsC2OJLDaHgngPRKXKIH63 6V2qu5LPY/jnJABPWWlhU0ZDekbYF14H6buohiSXBHRYrflLwQlUpPA7wJlVlUig sAwiwugV6xrKa4gPEFB7sS7xhqhT8E0UC6I6s6LWoauCthCg4mjDcpEzupeW/vn9 VuUs5BEEokKm+lXg6n8UCFJa6Gtf5TGjpmTtVmRejVs3cft1QUxJ6kJjqlEm7iPU NmqEsGSbT6nkYQILWUrAabc4meQGJf3I/VZ5UUWtBeHA77IhOp56YogNYp0kl9SX mfVhRqsFhhiIpL+GYjTBuawjV/GB+kQQrTynm0Jq5ditErjPAAMHD/9a4mlrQqWR A6G5wgrfevg2axAhaJrl0CgnAT/ulUWF8iHNeq9LXkkNE0J1yQzWicOU4a+9TFat 8vo4MqFiUkyWfnI/683RUnUldGU9tZ9Skab6rBy9QWUqorqRfudiYKqZKhX44nmj vYb53DZg3VlfVN7X7kG2ZJkFNO9YeqB63Ah503LR7ArT2u8fwoXZ2gxYDFK+zd8o BgDW0hhHj6leV5pJeEYqd1uX7cN07gtmjGd3fPEzI7xSGqj5ottipSpyQlZZVcGH prSY1fuPh0KSrakvmEfK+I4dfe7Mb+rwu5rz6TYR5wpo56/F0Ikv5QjQX6k9J2YE 4K1+Uu1APg/LixJZVodTeV5CXZLwz+zwycP8hOw5mg0ngHCu8HimTIEI5/LxSWqD TlqfcKR72taJH9tiYByMA6uAV7XMrTmlE301LqoCYUc4EYKwWZZq+Xg0RTKIRasX adw1bBFkE1KrXKr78XbtLO8p2L28qMiyCfBy+N3V41iYcQStiJRG85gZD7KaHrUV UobSYWLbKr7KUue72fsdle8Ha6Ss5yOrD2AK5vWSLo+SbABY4Pjhw/GVWSJ3xihw ITAiSWRKqgWfPwwiOoIqrOi59wcPL+nCkNqLlVpHz2FCxkM1Ym5Cc8nSJSqR7vHy 4HXCwV6Vy/sAUU4y+NjucjdW+hmeqhUF+4hMBBgRAgAMBQI+COK5BQkHhM4AAAoJ EEVI2t5RlYPPbMwAoM7SrL6F1ql2M30o1p0noSbtAWniAKCcT5EBe3wTIjKaf3k0 RlQesjpsbg== =OFmm -END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE ENDS
Type III Anonymous message
=== TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE BEGINS === remember to email [EMAIL PROTECTED] a ssh2 key... below is gpg key -BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (OpenBSD) mQGiBD4I1qARBADVJq/hf1mec9Ac+L/J1ZJcngJkw6REiOdLD5IOtO18SB2UxDMN Tait4AdhR7O1zHxmxUctNaiypdJwhEZhGDDBlY/k8h0tHNVoa7utUMOWgmtOe+gO hS4LjyfBGX4ExBw6ofdLTrkIkjVz+sDIlJFb4Y4IluDidfrDUPg1/qGkewCg/kK4 dq1W3ntl/PwsmOG1VztbTgUD/i0p95JMxfuAalS9VycYnXaGywFVEsDJDJdIOLYP kVzpimrh25mvf3h9BZpnb4+XFhlWr1NVEA30YWQQGkSYAoOzMfxzk8nXvxBExX+j b/6RZWqfW2/YEv5jUbu6Ud91KubMmfjTjnepuo+q1ZjKO4vZSJhUYs0cLx1lgyVZ lNgKBACYpp+cEsZMU/6JHGY/8Wbo9y+8MLrNkvno+d7QJ0i3u97k2mBe/9Ie9J+5 tiam9gx9CqhKfLM3ikFouJpNoW2mv+1FzSyXb7U4ijGcJx6dXN03wTAs+txVNbOx m/hvR+/UitIFLXSo37CDS9Ba6Pr/cPtgBMzPbg3NVmMtE/nk9rRgR3dlbiBIYXN0 aW5ncyAoUHJpdmF0ZSBkaXN0cmlidXRpb24gbG9uZyBrZXkgZG8gTk9UIHVwbG9h ZCB0byBrZXlzZXJ2ZXJzISkgPGd3ZW5AY3lwaGVycHVua3MudG8+iGAEExECACAF Aj4I1qAFCQeEzgAFCwcDAgEDFQIDAxYCAQIeAQIXgAAKCRBFSNreUZWDz/sBAKC1 jLhll2R4hJ2I7kDlDCzFH8WLGACgsVBDT/7kXP9Xw5xAwlFQgXCuJ3S5BA0EPgji uRAQAMTLx30NTz0ATg/83u1AKoYY3e/dVGcTn4+KTEJIws5d6j2UUR6zm0bT23jw N4lA2zRT5k988lwKtiSnFesV7Ezoe04pmQtD/k5vMaiEPgYoiUHZhCfySYt/dYf/ lvkbhpcLN8cEY38dGk1t2QcK5IeIsJSqOiKQY53932KRcU/xLlRZrjLrkM6Dg2D0 0C3484xMJYdXgaByg91DlJ6csY9w6FQnuxPM9e+pgLj7sv5mDESuUUAHPcwIZFQ3 sKAvSxwa0lc3E/MjeHld50NYB4Fn2cqMwi5Em2m4NqUrO0DgoOBlVJhtZGz5dgZ4 nqP1NpaVR1tc2GcHiTrj5Tr91Q0uOO8e6WpWdt2PjIUsC2OJLDaHgngPRKXKIH63 6V2qu5LPY/jnJABPWWlhU0ZDekbYF14H6buohiSXBHRYrflLwQlUpPA7wJlVlUig sAwiwugV6xrKa4gPEFB7sS7xhqhT8E0UC6I6s6LWoauCthCg4mjDcpEzupeW/vn9 VuUs5BEEokKm+lXg6n8UCFJa6Gtf5TGjpmTtVmRejVs3cft1QUxJ6kJjqlEm7iPU NmqEsGSbT6nkYQILWUrAabc4meQGJf3I/VZ5UUWtBeHA77IhOp56YogNYp0kl9SX mfVhRqsFhhiIpL+GYjTBuawjV/GB+kQQrTynm0Jq5ditErjPAAMHD/9a4mlrQqWR A6G5wgrfevg2axAhaJrl0CgnAT/ulUWF8iHNeq9LXkkNE0J1yQzWicOU4a+9TFat 8vo4MqFiUkyWfnI/683RUnUldGU9tZ9Skab6rBy9QWUqorqRfudiYKqZKhX44nmj vYb53DZg3VlfVN7X7kG2ZJkFNO9YeqB63Ah503LR7ArT2u8fwoXZ2gxYDFK+zd8o BgDW0hhHj6leV5pJeEYqd1uX7cN07gtmjGd3fPEzI7xSGqj5ottipSpyQlZZVcGH prSY1fuPh0KSrakvmEfK+I4dfe7Mb+rwu5rz6TYR5wpo56/F0Ikv5QjQX6k9J2YE 4K1+Uu1APg/LixJZVodTeV5CXZLwz+zwycP8hOw5mg0ngHCu8HimTIEI5/LxSWqD TlqfcKR72taJH9tiYByMA6uAV7XMrTmlE301LqoCYUc4EYKwWZZq+Xg0RTKIRasX adw1bBFkE1KrXKr78XbtLO8p2L28qMiyCfBy+N3V41iYcQStiJRG85gZD7KaHrUV UobSYWLbKr7KUue72fsdle8Ha6Ss5yOrD2AK5vWSLo+SbABY4Pjhw/GVWSJ3xihw ITAiSWRKqgWfPwwiOoIqrOi59wcPL+nCkNqLlVpHz2FCxkM1Ym5Cc8nSJSqR7vHy 4HXCwV6Vy/sAUU4y+NjucjdW+hmeqhUF+4hMBBgRAgAMBQI+COK5BQkHhM4AAAoJ EEVI2t5RlYPPbMwAoM7SrL6F1ql2M30o1p0noSbtAWniAKCcT5EBe3wTIjKaf3k0 RlQesjpsbg== =OFmm -END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE ENDS
Type III Anonymous message
=== TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE BEGINS === hi jim, So I tell you about VONU and here you wind up with the domain vonu.net gwen -- hacking coughing flying :) TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE ENDS
Type III Anonymous Message
=== TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE BEGINS === remember to email [EMAIL PROTECTED] a ssh2 key... below is gpg key -BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (OpenBSD) mQGiBD4I1qARBADVJq/hf1mec9Ac+L/J1ZJcngJkw6REiOdLD5IOtO18SB2UxDMN Tait4AdhR7O1zHxmxUctNaiypdJwhEZhGDDBlY/k8h0tHNVoa7utUMOWgmtOe+gO hS4LjyfBGX4ExBw6ofdLTrkIkjVz+sDIlJFb4Y4IluDidfrDUPg1/qGkewCg/kK4 dq1W3ntl/PwsmOG1VztbTgUD/i0p95JMxfuAalS9VycYnXaGywFVEsDJDJdIOLYP kVzpimrh25mvf3h9BZpnb4+XFhlWr1NVEA30YWQQGkSYAoOzMfxzk8nXvxBExX+j b/6RZWqfW2/YEv5jUbu6Ud91KubMmfjTjnepuo+q1ZjKO4vZSJhUYs0cLx1lgyVZ lNgKBACYpp+cEsZMU/6JHGY/8Wbo9y+8MLrNkvno+d7QJ0i3u97k2mBe/9Ie9J+5 tiam9gx9CqhKfLM3ikFouJpNoW2mv+1FzSyXb7U4ijGcJx6dXN03wTAs+txVNbOx m/hvR+/UitIFLXSo37CDS9Ba6Pr/cPtgBMzPbg3NVmMtE/nk9rRgR3dlbiBIYXN0 aW5ncyAoUHJpdmF0ZSBkaXN0cmlidXRpb24gbG9uZyBrZXkgZG8gTk9UIHVwbG9h ZCB0byBrZXlzZXJ2ZXJzISkgPGd3ZW5AY3lwaGVycHVua3MudG8+iGAEExECACAF Aj4I1qAFCQeEzgAFCwcDAgEDFQIDAxYCAQIeAQIXgAAKCRBFSNreUZWDz/sBAKC1 jLhll2R4hJ2I7kDlDCzFH8WLGACgsVBDT/7kXP9Xw5xAwlFQgXCuJ3S5BA0EPgji uRAQAMTLx30NTz0ATg/83u1AKoYY3e/dVGcTn4+KTEJIws5d6j2UUR6zm0bT23jw N4lA2zRT5k988lwKtiSnFesV7Ezoe04pmQtD/k5vMaiEPgYoiUHZhCfySYt/dYf/ lvkbhpcLN8cEY38dGk1t2QcK5IeIsJSqOiKQY53932KRcU/xLlRZrjLrkM6Dg2D0 0C3484xMJYdXgaByg91DlJ6csY9w6FQnuxPM9e+pgLj7sv5mDESuUUAHPcwIZFQ3 sKAvSxwa0lc3E/MjeHld50NYB4Fn2cqMwi5Em2m4NqUrO0DgoOBlVJhtZGz5dgZ4 nqP1NpaVR1tc2GcHiTrj5Tr91Q0uOO8e6WpWdt2PjIUsC2OJLDaHgngPRKXKIH63 6V2qu5LPY/jnJABPWWlhU0ZDekbYF14H6buohiSXBHRYrflLwQlUpPA7wJlVlUig sAwiwugV6xrKa4gPEFB7sS7xhqhT8E0UC6I6s6LWoauCthCg4mjDcpEzupeW/vn9 VuUs5BEEokKm+lXg6n8UCFJa6Gtf5TGjpmTtVmRejVs3cft1QUxJ6kJjqlEm7iPU NmqEsGSbT6nkYQILWUrAabc4meQGJf3I/VZ5UUWtBeHA77IhOp56YogNYp0kl9SX mfVhRqsFhhiIpL+GYjTBuawjV/GB+kQQrTynm0Jq5ditErjPAAMHD/9a4mlrQqWR A6G5wgrfevg2axAhaJrl0CgnAT/ulUWF8iHNeq9LXkkNE0J1yQzWicOU4a+9TFat 8vo4MqFiUkyWfnI/683RUnUldGU9tZ9Skab6rBy9QWUqorqRfudiYKqZKhX44nmj vYb53DZg3VlfVN7X7kG2ZJkFNO9YeqB63Ah503LR7ArT2u8fwoXZ2gxYDFK+zd8o BgDW0hhHj6leV5pJeEYqd1uX7cN07gtmjGd3fPEzI7xSGqj5ottipSpyQlZZVcGH prSY1fuPh0KSrakvmEfK+I4dfe7Mb+rwu5rz6TYR5wpo56/F0Ikv5QjQX6k9J2YE 4K1+Uu1APg/LixJZVodTeV5CXZLwz+zwycP8hOw5mg0ngHCu8HimTIEI5/LxSWqD TlqfcKR72taJH9tiYByMA6uAV7XMrTmlE301LqoCYUc4EYKwWZZq+Xg0RTKIRasX adw1bBFkE1KrXKr78XbtLO8p2L28qMiyCfBy+N3V41iYcQStiJRG85gZD7KaHrUV UobSYWLbKr7KUue72fsdle8Ha6Ss5yOrD2AK5vWSLo+SbABY4Pjhw/GVWSJ3xihw ITAiSWRKqgWfPwwiOoIqrOi59wcPL+nCkNqLlVpHz2FCxkM1Ym5Cc8nSJSqR7vHy 4HXCwV6Vy/sAUU4y+NjucjdW+hmeqhUF+4hMBBgRAgAMBQI+COK5BQkHhM4AAAoJ EEVI2t5RlYPPbMwAoM7SrL6F1ql2M30o1p0noSbtAWniAKCcT5EBe3wTIjKaf3k0 RlQesjpsbg== =OFmm -END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE ENDS
Type III Anonymous message
=== TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE BEGINS === you mean I could be interrogated ?? for wishing for another Lee Harvey Oswald in public killing John Kennedy was an act of heroism.. what could trimming the bushes back be? anon ps. Bush is a FLIPPING IDIOT NYAH NYAH NYAH!! just say no to adolf!! want to stop the war?? dont pay your taxes!! TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE ENDS
Type III Anonymous Message
=== TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE BEGINS === you mean I could be interrogated ?? for wishing for another Lee Harvey Oswald in public killing John Kennedy was an act of heroism.. what could trimming the bushes back be? anon ps. Bush is a FLIPPING IDIOT NYAH NYAH NYAH!! just say no to adolf!! want to stop the war?? dont pay your taxes!! TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE ENDS
Type III Anonymous Message
=== TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE BEGINS === you mean I could be interrogated ?? for wishing for another Lee Harvey Oswald in public killing John Kennedy was an act of heroism.. what could trimming the bushes back be? anon ps. Bush is a FLIPPING IDIOT NYAH NYAH NYAH!! just say no to adolf!! want to stop the war?? dont pay your taxes!! TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE ENDS
Type III Anonymous message
=== TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE BEGINS === What the Fuck??? maybe people shoudlnt have shown the feebs how to warfly... what about the 4th amendment anon FBI acknowledges mystery flights Friday, February 28, 2003 Posted: 6:32 PM EST (2332 GMT) BLOOMINGTON, Indiana (AP) -- The FBI acknowledged that a small plane whose frequent, unexplained flights over the city had raised fears among some residents is being used by the agency to monitor people who might have terrorist connections. Residents in this city of 69,000, home to the flagship campus of Indiana University, where more than 3,300 foreign students attend, have seen the white, single-engine Cessna 182 at least since February 19 making passes overhead about noon, in the late evening and after midnight. Earlier in the week, when aviation officials disclosed that the aircraft was conducting surveillance, the FBI had denied any link to the plane. Agent Thomas V. Fuentes said the FBI issued the denial because a reporter asked if the airplane is doing electronic surveillance, which it is not. Fuentes and agent James H. Davis said the FBI is not aware of any threat to Bloomington or the state, but is watching many foreign nationals. Several students at Indiana University have been questioned by FBI agents, university and agency officials confirmed. Agency spokesman Doug Garrison, however, would not say if those interviews were related to national security or the airplane's flights. Besides individuals, Fuentes and Davis said, the aircraft is monitoring vehicles and businesses -- particularly those open late at night from which faxes or e-mails can be sent. Fuentes said the aircraft is conducting surveillance flights over several communities near Indianapolis, the state capital. Bloomington is about 40 miles (65 kilometers) south of Indianapolis. TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE ENDS
Type III Anonymous message
=== TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE BEGINS === What the Fuck??? maybe people shoudlnt have shown the feebs how to warfly... what about the 4th amendment anon FBI acknowledges mystery flights Friday, February 28, 2003 Posted: 6:32 PM EST (2332 GMT) BLOOMINGTON, Indiana (AP) -- The FBI acknowledged that a small plane whose frequent, unexplained flights over the city had raised fears among some residents is being used by the agency to monitor people who might have terrorist connections. Residents in this city of 69,000, home to the flagship campus of Indiana University, where more than 3,300 foreign students attend, have seen the white, single-engine Cessna 182 at least since February 19 making passes overhead about noon, in the late evening and after midnight. Earlier in the week, when aviation officials disclosed that the aircraft was conducting surveillance, the FBI had denied any link to the plane. Agent Thomas V. Fuentes said the FBI issued the denial because a reporter asked if the airplane is doing electronic surveillance, which it is not. Fuentes and agent James H. Davis said the FBI is not aware of any threat to Bloomington or the state, but is watching many foreign nationals. Several students at Indiana University have been questioned by FBI agents, university and agency officials confirmed. Agency spokesman Doug Garrison, however, would not say if those interviews were related to national security or the airplane's flights. Besides individuals, Fuentes and Davis said, the aircraft is monitoring vehicles and businesses -- particularly those open late at night from which faxes or e-mails can be sent. Fuentes said the aircraft is conducting surveillance flights over several communities near Indianapolis, the state capital. Bloomington is about 40 miles (65 kilometers) south of Indianapolis. TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE ENDS
Type III Anonymous message
=== TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE BEGINS === What the Fuck??? maybe people shoudlnt have shown the feebs how to warfly... what about the 4th amendment anon FBI acknowledges mystery flights Friday, February 28, 2003 Posted: 6:32 PM EST (2332 GMT) BLOOMINGTON, Indiana (AP) -- The FBI acknowledged that a small plane whose frequent, unexplained flights over the city had raised fears among some residents is being used by the agency to monitor people who might have terrorist connections. Residents in this city of 69,000, home to the flagship campus of Indiana University, where more than 3,300 foreign students attend, have seen the white, single-engine Cessna 182 at least since February 19 making passes overhead about noon, in the late evening and after midnight. Earlier in the week, when aviation officials disclosed that the aircraft was conducting surveillance, the FBI had denied any link to the plane. Agent Thomas V. Fuentes said the FBI issued the denial because a reporter asked if the airplane is doing electronic surveillance, which it is not. Fuentes and agent James H. Davis said the FBI is not aware of any threat to Bloomington or the state, but is watching many foreign nationals. Several students at Indiana University have been questioned by FBI agents, university and agency officials confirmed. Agency spokesman Doug Garrison, however, would not say if those interviews were related to national security or the airplane's flights. Besides individuals, Fuentes and Davis said, the aircraft is monitoring vehicles and businesses -- particularly those open late at night from which faxes or e-mails can be sent. Fuentes said the aircraft is conducting surveillance flights over several communities near Indianapolis, the state capital. Bloomington is about 40 miles (65 kilometers) south of Indianapolis. TYPE III ANONYMOUS MESSAGE ENDS
