The FBI currently has its shorts in a wad over the numerous Web sites
featuring the short but poignant last moments of Wall Street Journal
reporter Daniel Pearl.
Clearly, as our War on Terrorism(tm) progresses, it is not unlikely that
terrorists will kidnap and kill more Americans and email
On Fri, May 24, 2002 at 04:40:36PM -0700, Eric Murray wrote:
Additionally, there is nothing that prevents one from issuing certs
that can be used to sign other certs. Sure, there are key usage bits
etc but its possible to ignore them.
The S/MIME aware MUAs do not ignore the trust delegation
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,52781,00.html
Jim Bell update: Way back in the 1980s, entrepreneur Jim Bell owned a
company that sold computer storage devices.
Now Bell works in a California prison, demolishing computers and their
monitors at the handsome wage of 46
Yes. It's the whole article. Life is hard.
If you don't want to troll the entire thing :-), just search for Hilby,
below.
Whew.
It's looking like an ur-cypherpunk or two dodged a bullet, even if some of
them did end up getting ripped off themselves, from, you guessed it,
non-payment of
At 09:03 PM 5/24/02 -0700, Eric Cordian wrote:
The FBI currently has its shorts in a wad over the numerous Web sites
featuring the short but poignant last moments of Wall Street Journal
reporter Daniel Pearl.
It seems unlikely that creation, sale, or possession of depictions of
Americans being
On Fri, 24 May 2002, Eric Murray wrote:
3. Is a relavent developer reference is available for X.509?
X.509 is an ITU/T standard, which means, among other things, that
they charge money for copies. You can find copies on the net though.
Depending on how good your local library is, they
