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authentication,
it's quite difficult to leave your fingerprints at home in the wrong
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I recall a TCP/IP traffic remixing network (not a socks proxy like
Tor) coming over the list a while back. My bookmarks are away, what's the
name of the thing? Not p2net, something similiar.
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other stores a real-time flight log - a 'black box' that can be exa
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hat it's free and available software," said
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http://www.aleph.se/Trans/ is a bit dated, but is still a very good resource.
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inued reliance on RSA more
>challenging over time. [...]
I've long doubted the security of RSA and have more concrete reasons
for doubting these days... won't say more than that... ;)
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> diameter. So we'll probably get some advance notice - "Hey, what's that big-ass
> thing orbiting around the Moon?"
By that time the question is rather "do you think that's air you're
breathing?"
Check out some of the stuff on http://m
Assuming I generate a key on a RSA smart card made by G&D, what kind of prestige
track do these people have?
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chip with 32 kByte. Symmetric (DES,
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> It's ok, you can still say "Tim May" around here.
You rang?
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aid quietly.
Hardware required for tapping major arteries is going to need modified
high-end routers (filtering of cloned traffic), no? I don't see how
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> It's not as easy as it feels.
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A standard 1U Dell should have enough crunch to just filter out the
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> midsized regional maybe you could do this - you know, the guy with a half
> a dozen DS3s.
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n a person through clothes, or for
(say, skin cancer) diagnostics, but it will only pick up an explosive spectrum if
it's wrapped in paper/cardboard/plastic foil, or not wrapped at all.
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ook store and other records
simply by obtaining subpoenas or search warrants.'"
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ahead of the mainstream), the point it is that they
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into some database slot. It will only get reviewed by a
human analyst if the ranking function trips over threshold (or reviewed
forensically after the fact).
I can't imagine any intelligence professional wasting her time reading
the crap at times coming over this list.
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> Frankly sir, that's be
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> MidEast- is not a step forward.
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GBit WAN stores a whole packet in the fibre as optical delay line, with 10 GBit
it's true even for a LAN (some 30 bits/m).
That interpretation techically allows to wiretap anything.
Of course they're doing that anyway, regardless of what local laws says, so
even not much twisting of words r
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know the PRNG state).
And of course you can't send without revealing your position if location
services are locked into the protocol. Use onion routing, then.
> "deny that service" from our handhelds. Physics is more difficult to cheat
> than c
pectrum usage advantages is that I expect most
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prevent that would be to switch off, andn to pull the
battery (unless the firmware is open source, and peer-reviewed).
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, is easy to introduce in the U.S. as well.
I'd be really surprised of you US cpunks didn't have a national ID cum
biometrics issued (er, make that rammed down your throat) a few years
downstream. Unless the general populace wakes up to the fact what's
been going on since t
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Has anyone ever legally changed his name to John Doe, and documented the
results, if any?
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ed edits."
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input can compute the MAC directly,
otherwise it's a one-time (for immobile nodes) operation at setup.
This is obviously of use for geographic routing in wireless
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fication, they are getting an extraordinary
look at your private life."
The case is Hiibel v. Sixth Judicial District Court of the state of Nevada,
03-5554.
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FYI. Binary-only, of course.
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On Sun, Jun 20, 2004 at 06:24:35AM -0400, Gabriel Rocha wrote:
> On Jun 20 2004, Eugen Leitl wrote:
> | Anyone here using that device? With Sveasoft's firmware? Building the
> | firmware yourself, or using VPNs/IPsec?
>
> I have one here at work. Works wonder
IFRAME: [4]pos6
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n it but it's
still great. If you were a sophisticated criminal and you really wanted to
hide away, then you should probably not use something that is a commercially
closed source system such as Skype. I don't think this is an issue.
If the FBI or Europol came to
e a little up and down. Easy enough to improvise for cheap,
especially if you do it with a monster dish, which isn't at all like a truss
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for a firmware worm, given that the hole is trivial to
exploit, Linux firmware build environments are aplenty, megaunits have been sold,
and most users aren't security-literate).
The first thing to do before even putting it on the network is
to reflash it, with Sveasoft's firmware, o
le can see plenty of intersting uses, and useful
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4 he was Chief Technology
Officer and Senior Vice President of the Product Group at Dell Computer
Corporation. As Senior VP, he was responsible for all product development
activities and, at various times, also responsible for product marketing,
manufacturing, procurement, information systems, an
acy of your home should be the least of your
worries.
> switches under each key) are vulnerable to this attack. It is pretty noisy, I
> can imagine that the noise of each key's switch is sufficiently different (due
> to wear, etc) that it would still work with modifications.
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to explain why the Senate's RFID scanner indicates that you walked
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each client that runs non-NATted can transparently act as reflector
supporting NATted users. Plus, all this (including, besides voice,
text-based instant messaging) works with zero configuration with an
idiotproof UI.
Enzo
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Microsoft announced the NGSCB plans for Longhorn at WinHEC 2003 and released
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hardware is being seized
(threat model=knuckle-dragger/gumshoe)?
I presume people don't yet scan for remote machines on wireless networks,
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pe people will only wind up with a glob of useless bits.
Assuming the knuckle-draggers will know a CFS from a corrupted FS or a dead
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hat law, and so a crime in itself.
Are you truly expecting a worldwide ban on encryption? How do you prove
somebody is using encryption on a steganographic channel?
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n current technology to understand what the
fuck I'm talking about. It doesn't matter on the long run.
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estion of censorship had not been
clearly thought through.
"Once you build the technology to break censorship, you've broken censorship
- even of the things you want censored," said Mr Thompson.
"Saying you can then control some parts of it, like images of chil
nexus of fiber, copper, or rights-of-way must exist within or proximal to
the user community, and it must be open and accessible to those companies
which wish to add to or improve upon those facilities.
I conced you the point that nexus might be not a common term of the trade.
But it's certainl
t's much more like biology.
Biology is subject to physics. At all scales. When it comes to communication,
constraints on energy and signalling and shape become especially obvious.
Computational physics is just such a source of constraints. Except, here
energy is not (yet) a constraint (dissipation
dback, the more meshnodes the less transmit power.)
Yes.
> Meantime, uncompensated altruism is maladaptive.
>
> But that's economics/physics applied to resource usage, nothing new,
> despite the neologisms and extrapolation.
I stopped using geodesic routing a while ago,
e flash with r/w on /tmp and similiar.
Should I stick with Linux (there's /dev/random and VPN support in current
kernels for the C3 Padlock engine, right?) with SELinux or try OpenBSD for a
firewall type machine with hardware crypto support?
On Fri, Apr 09, 2004 at 06:22:06PM +0100, Jim Dixon wrote:
> On Fri, 9 Apr 2004, Eugen Leitl wrote:
>
> > Internet is mostly a tree (if you look at the connectivity maps).
>
> Not at all. A tree has a root; the Internet doesn't have one. Instead
> you have several t
tal emitters,
or are there specific optimal radiator geometries?
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orted.
Everyone has seen http://www.skype.com/download_pda.html
right?
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o inorganic detonators.
Besides, the chemist is not the courier. This will only catch the amateurs.
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[ILUG] [Fwd: I fought the scammer... and I won.]
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wrong expertises. Some people even
explicetely confirmed that my dissertation is correct and the
expertises are wrong. This just doesn't matter in any way.
Isn't that spooky? What kind of business is cryptography?
regards
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tive devices probably could.
This is very likely.
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m body (very likely with a RFID as well) in Germany, and biometrics
(EU-wide, but
quite likely to interoperate with NA and other usual suspects).
Business as usual, in other words, with zero awareness on the side of the
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adation, using a simple patch.
If it doesn't fit these minimal requirements, it will die, just the same way
FreeS/WAN did.
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ial terrorist threats in order to
qualify for the federal largesse," Dreyfuss wrote. "In each city and
county local police were required to identify up to fifteen groups or
individuals called potential threat elements (PTEs). The Justice
Department helpfully points out that the moti
could. Isn't
part of Pd envelope goal establishing a tamper-proof compartment? We know Pd
is evil, but once hardware support is everywhere, one can as well use it for
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if taken together with other modes of filtering,
though.
> This is just another variation of the "To secure the Internet, build a big
> wall around it and only let the good guys in" idea.
-- Eugen* Leitl http://leitl.org";>leitl
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On Sun, Mar 07, 2004 at 01:26:47AM +1300, Peter Gutmann wrote:
> Eugen Leitl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> >"A way that works" would involve passphrase-locked keyrings, and forgetful
> >MUAs (this mutt only caches the passphrase for a preset time).
>
Can we demime the mails on this node?
- Forwarded message from Eugen Leitl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -
From: Eugen Leitl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 16:40:21 +0100
To: Thomas Shaddack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Users] Announce:
omebody picks up the torch and keeps it
> burning, possibly even brighter.
Is there a protocol flaw in IPsec which prevents it from going OE as StartTLS
does?
-- Eugen* Leitl http://leitl.org";>leitl
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storage -- it isn't, but it will be there, by the time the threat becomes
global. At that point a society has to make a watershed decision, whether
it's going police state, or will protect pockets of privacy.
So, no, I'm not over-worried yet.
-- Eugen* Le
In theory, yes.
> How would look a good, decentralized structure for allowing pseudonymous
> IP stream "broadcast" with minimal resources, the ultimate Internet Pirate
> Radio station?
Lag is no problem, but QoS is. I'm not sure traffic
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