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- [tor-relays] Relay security, re: local network
- [Cryptography] RSA equivalent key length/strength
- [Cryptography] RSA equivalent key length/strength
- Surveillance
- [cryptography] three crypto lists - why and which
- [cryptography] The Unbreakable Cipher
- [Bitcoin-development] homomorphic coin value (validatable but encrypted) (Re: smart contracts -- possible use case? yes or no?)
- [cryptography] The Compromised Internet
- [Cryptography] Why is emailing me my password?
- Bitmessage?
- Surveillance
- [RISKS] Risks Digest 27.50
- Fwd: [RISKS] Risks Digest 27.50
- Surveillance
- [tor-talk] Tor Weekly News — October 2nd, 2013
- [cryptome] Cost and Responsibility for Snowden's Breaches
- Studies on user behaviour
- Studies on user behaviour
- Studies on user behaviour
- Silk Road founder arrested ...
- [cryptography] the spell is broken
- Silk Road founder arrested ...
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- Silk Road founder arrested ...
- Silk Road founder arrested ...
- remove from list
- Silk Road founder arrested ...
- Silk Road founder arrested ...
- Silk Road founder arrested ...
- anarchy was : Silk Road founder arrested ...
- Injustice: Denial of Disservice Attack
- [=] boundaries and thresholds
- Injustice: Denial of Disservice Attack
- Metadata-killer
- Injustice: Denial of Disservice Attack
- Injustice: Denial of Disservice Attack
- Injustice: Denial of Disservice Attack - ACCEPT NO BARGAINS!
- USB Block Erupters as RNG sources?
- Pen register request used to force disclosure of SSL private keys - LavaBit hearings
- [liberationtech] USB Block Erupters as RNG sources?
- USB Block Erupters as RNG sources?
- Silk Road founder arrested ...
- Silk Road founder arrested ...
- anarchy was : Silk Road founder arrested ...
- Silk Road founder arrested ...
- Silk Road founder arrested ...
- Pen register request used to force disclosure of SSL private keys - LavaBit hearings
- cypherpunks Digest, Vol 4, Issue 9
- USB Block Erupters as RNG sources?
- Pen register request used to force disclosure of SSL private keys - LavaBit hearings
- Pen register request used to force disclosure of SSL private keys - LavaBit hearings
- Pen register request used to force disclosure of SSL private keys - LavaBit hearings
- Pen register request used to force disclosure of SSL private keys - LavaBit hearings
- Pen register request used to force disclosure of SSL private keys - LavaBit hearings
- Injustice: Denial of Disservice Attack - ACCEPT NO BARGAINS!
- anarchy was : Silk Road founder arrested ...
- anarchy was : Silk Road founder arrested ...
- Silk Road founder arrested ...
- Silk Road founder arrested ...
- cypherpunks Digest, Vol 4, Issue 9
- Fwd: USDOJ: Kelley Case Significant Oversight
- Fwd: USDOJ: Kelley Case Significant Oversight
- Silk Road founder arrested ...
- how to use Tor securely (Re: Silk Road founder arrested ...)
- <nettime> A CEO who resisted NSA spying is out of prison.
- <nettime> A CEO who resisted NSA spying is out of prison.
- how to use Tor securely (Re: Silk Road founder arrested ...)
- <nettime> A CEO who resisted NSA spying is out of prison.
- [Freedombox-discuss] Indie web
- [guardian-dev] How To Generate SSL keys without Backdoor
- <nettime> The Collected Quotations of the Dread Pirate Robert, According to Forbes.com
- how to use Tor securely (Re: Silk Road founder arrested ...)
- how to use Tor securely (Re: Silk Road founder arrested ...)
- how to use Tor securely (Re: Silk Road founder arrested ...)
- cypherpunks Digest, Vol 4, Issue 9
- cypherpunks Digest, Vol 4, Issue 9
- Use a low cost or free SSL provider(read no legal warchest) VIOLATED!
- [tor-talk] Guardian Tor article
- [tor-talk] Guardian Tor article
- [tor-talk] Guardian Tor article
- [tor-talk] Guardian Tor article - better endpoint and application security
- how to use Tor securely (Re: Silk Road founder arrested ...)
- how to use Tor securely (Re: Silk Road founder arrested ...)
- <nettime> A CEO who resisted NSA spying is out of prison.
- cypherpunks Digest, Vol 4, Issue 9
- [tor-talk] Guardian Tor article
- [tor-talk] Guardian Tor article
- 49 Page NSA analysis of Tor
- GCHQ report on 'MULLENIZE' program to 'stain' anonymous electronic traffic - The Washington Post
- USB Block Erupters as RNG sources?
- Deterministic Builds Part Two: Technical Details
- Injustice: Denial of Disservice Attack
- <nettime> A CEO who resisted NSA spying is out of prison.
- [tor-talk] Guardian Tor article
- how to use Tor securely (Re: Silk Road founder arrested ...)
- [liberationtech] 49 Page NSA analysis of Tor
- [Cryptography] System level security in "low end" environments
- [16] technical footnote: möbius code
- [liberationtech] 49 Page NSA analysis of Tor
- [14] random non-random
- <nettime> A CEO who resisted NSA spying is out of prison.
- [14] random non-random
- <nettime> John Lanchester on the Snowden files (Guardian)
- [Cryptography] Crypto Standards v.s. Engineering habits - Was: NIST about to weaken SHA3?
- <nettime> Two million 'internet opinion analysts'
- [cryptography] the spell is broken
- [tor-talk] Silk Road taken down by FBI
- [tor-talk] Tips for configuring and using Tor for anonymous Bitcoin usage?
- [liberationtech] As F.B.I. Pursued Snowden, an E-Mail Service Stood Firm
- [cryptography] the spell is broken
- [cryptography] A question about public keys
- [cryptography] the spell is broken
- [cryptography] the spell is broken
- SilkRoad coins
- [tor-talk] Silk Road taken down by FBI
- SilkRoad coins
- [tor-talk] Silk Road taken down by FBI
- trusted computing?
- trusted computing?
- <nettime> A CEO who resisted NSA spying is out of prison.
- [zfs] [Review] 4185 New hash algorithm support
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- [21] crypto and surveillance
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- [tor-talk] Silk Road taken down by FBI
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- [tor-talk] Silk Road taken down by FBI
- [tor-talk] Silk Road taken down by FBI
- Analysis of Silk Road’s Historical Impact on Bitcoin
- legal game-theory, case for smart-contracts & snow crash (Re: <nettime> A CEO who resisted NSA spying is out of prison.)
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- [liberationtech] The missing component: Mobile to Web interoperability (in Internet Freedom Technologies)
- Russia to monitor 'all communications' at Winter Olympics in Sochi
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- Analysis of Silk Road’s Historical Impact on Bitcoin
- [tor-talk] Freenet and hidden services
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- <nettime> A CEO who resisted NSA spying is out of prison.
- HTML'ed mail
- interesting commercial cjdns project: Enigmabox
- Bruce Schneier on the good, old air gap
- Bruce Schneier on the good, old air gap
- Bruce Schneier on the good, old air gap
- [Cryptography] Iran and murder
- [Cryptography] Universal security measures for crypto primitives
- [zfs] [Review] 4185 New hash algorithm support
- Bruce Schneier on the good, old air gap
- HTML'ed mail
- HTML'ed mail
- HTML'ed mail
- HTML'ed mail
- HTML'ed mail
- HTML'ed mail
- who are the service operators here?
- HTML'ed mail
- HTML'ed mail
- [tor-talk] Silk Road taken down by FBI
- [tor-talk] Convergence and Exit Nodes
- [tor-talk] What the NSA cares about getting and defenses
- NSA UTAH data center
- Feds Arrest Alleged Top Silk Road Drug Seller
- [zs-p2p] how to use Tor securely (Re: Silk Road founder arrested ...)
- [tor-talk] Silk Road taken down by FBI
- Feds Arrest Alleged Top Silk Road Drug Seller
- NSA UTAH data center
- Feds Arrest Alleged Top Silk Road Drug Seller
- NSA UTAH data center
- [RISKS] Risks Digest 27.51
- legal game-theory, case for smart-contracts & snow crash (Re: <nettime> A CEO who resisted NSA spying is out of prison.)
- legal game-theory, case for smart-contracts & snow crash (Re: <nettime> A CEO who resisted NSA spying is out of prison.)
- NSA UTAH data center
- NSA UTAH data center Power Consumption FOIA
- legal game-theory, case for smart-contracts & snow crash (Re: <nettime> A CEO who resisted NSA spying is out of prison.)
- [drone-list] Joshua Foust on LARs
- Attacking Tor: how the NSA targets users' online anonymity
- [guardian-dev] Gibberbot: add strong encryption level
- NSA UTAH data center
- legal game-theory, case for smart-contracts & snow crash (Re: <nettime> A CEO who resisted NSA spying is out of prison.)
- NSA UTAH data center
- NSA UTAH data center
- [cryptome] snaps
- [cryptome] snaps
- [tor-talk] Tor Weekly News — October 9th, 2013
- [pfSense] NSA: Is pfSense infiltrated by "big brother" NSA or others?
- [pfSense] NSA: Is pfSense infiltrated by "big brother" NSA or others?
- [liberationtech] The Unintended Consequences of Internet Diffusion: Evidence from Malaysia - CDDRL
- [tor-talk] Tor Weekly News — October 9th, 2013
- Secrecy News -- 10/08/13
- [Cryptography] Iran and murder
- who are the service operators here?
- NSA data centre power surges & unknowns...
- NSA data centre power surges & unknowns...
- [liberationtech] FW: [bestbits] Rousseff & Chehade: Brazil will host world event on Internet governance in 2014
- NSA data centre power surges & unknowns...
- NSA data centre power surges & unknowns...
- Audit of TrueCrypt
- [tor-talk] Tor Weekly News — October 9th, 2013
- snaps
- [pfSense] NSA: Is pfSense infiltrated by "big brother" NSA or others?
- NSA data centre power surges & unknowns...
- Cryptographers condemn US National Security Agency’s tapping and tampering, but mathematicians shrug.
- [pfSense] Crypto/RNG Suggestions
- [guardian-dev] ADTN: Anonymous Delay-Tolerant Network
- [pfSense] Can pfSense be considered trusted? What implementations of VPNs can now be trusted?
- [GnuPG] : Question - collective entity key management
- [pfSense] Can pfSense be considered trusted? What implementations of VPNs can now be trusted?
- [GnuPG] : Question - collective entity key management
- [GnuPG] : Question - collective entity key management
- [pfSense] Can pfSense be considered trusted? What implementations of VPNs can now be trusted?
- [pfSense] Crypto/RNG Suggestions
- <nettime> Pascal Zachary: Rules for the Digital Panopticon (IEEE)
- [webp2p] Demo of a WebRTC P2P network
- [pfSense] Can pfSense be considered trusted? What implementations of VPNs can now be trusted?
- [liberationtech] 10 reasons not to start using PGP
- [liberationtech] CPJ: Obama and the Press
- [liberationtech] 10 reasons not to start using PGP
- [liberationtech] 10 reasons not to start using PGP
- [Freedombox-discuss] Tor
- [liberationtech] 10 reasons not to start using PGP
- who are the service operators here?
- HTML'ed mail
- who are the service operators here?
- who are the service operators here?
- [cPUNK-BOX] : Re: who are the service operators here?
- who are the service operators here?
- <nettime> Pascal Zachary: Rules for the Digital Panopticon (IEEE)
- [liberationtech] 10 reasons not to start using PGP
- The Great Firewall of Belgium
- <nettime> Pascal Zachary: Rules for the Digital Panopticon (IEEE)
- who are the service operators here?
- NSA data centre power surges & unknowns...
- Computer H14
- who are the service operators here?
- who are the service operators here?
- [pfSense] naive suggestion: conform to US laws
- [Freedombox-discuss] Which mesh system should be included in the Freedombox?
- who are the service operators here?
- [liberationtech] Whonix Anonymous Operating System Version 7 Released!
- how to use Tor securely (Re: Silk Road founder arrested ...)
- [pfSense] naive suggestion: conform to US laws
- <nettime> Milton Mueller: Core Internet institutions abandon the US Government
- The Great Firewall of Belgium
- [15] perimeter observat!ons
- [tor-talk] What are some free and private email providers?
- [Cryptography] Plug for crypto.stackexchange.com
- SafeSlinger
- [pfSense] not all backdoors are NSA backdoors
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- <nettime> A CEO who resisted NSA spying is out of prison.
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- [22] parameters
- [tor-dev] Attention Otters
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- Silk Road founder arrested ...
- <nettime> Pascal Zachary: Rules for the Digital Panopticon (IEEE)
- [Cryptography] prism-proof email in the degenerate case
- [tor-relays] NSA's "Tor Stinks"
- [tor-relays] NSA's "Tor Stinks"
- [serval-project-dev] Roaming between mesh extenders
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- funding Tor development
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- Assassination Politics on Ycombinator
- [cryptome] snaps
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- Browser fingerprinting
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- Assassination Politics on Ycombinator
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- An Interview with Simon Persson of CounterMail
- Why Android SSL was downgraded from AES256-SHA to RC4-MD5 in late 2010
- [20] surveying the minefield
- Assassination Politics on Ycombinator
- An Interview with Simon Persson of CounterMail
- clarification re: [20]
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- To Get Around US Law, The NSA Collects Email Address Books And Chat Buddy Lists From Foreign Locations
- NSA collects millions of e-mail address books globally
- [Cryptography] /dev/random is not robust
- [cryptography] /dev/random is not robust
- [Cryptography] "/dev/random is not robust"
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- [liberationtech] NSA collects millions of e-mail address books globally
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- Sunny future. Was: Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- Sunny future. Was: Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- clarification re: [20]
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- ecash & bitcoin & privacy tech - never better (Re: Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets)
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- [linux-elitists] Browser fingerprinting
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- [RISKS] Risks Digest 27.53
- Lessons from Silk Road: don't host your virtual illegal drug bazaar in Iceland
- [liberationtech] NSA must be best informed entity regarding viagra market
- [Cryptography] my comment to NIST about reducing capacity in SHA-3
- clarification re: [20]
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- clarification re: [20] ii
- Curious use of cpunks list [Brian Carroll]
- Curious use of cpunks list [Brian Carroll]
- Curious use of cpunks list [Brian Carroll]
- <nettime> Pascal Zachary: Rules for the Digital Panopticon (IEEE)
- [liberationtech] NSA must be best informed entity regarding viagra market
- [liberationtech] RiseUp
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- The NSA back door to NIST
- [tor-dev] Cute Otter hidden services & publishing: tomorrow Wednesday 2013-10-16 at 1130 Pacific
- [tor-dev] Attentive Otter IM: tomorrow Wednesday 2013-10-16 at 1400h Pacific
- <nettime> Pascal Zachary: Rules for the Digital Panopticon (IEEE)
- Curious use of cpunks list [Brian Carroll]
- [liberationtech] RiseUp
- Why Android SSL was downgraded from AES256-SHA to RC4-MD5 in late 2010
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- [tor-talk] Tor Weekly News — October 16th, 2013
- Curious use of cpunks list [Brian Carroll]
- NSA's New Codebreakers
- The NSA's New Code Breakers
- Curious use of cpunks list [Brian Carroll]
- Curious use of cpunks list [Brian Carroll]
- Curious use of cpunks list [Brian Carroll]
- Curious use of cpunks list [Brian Carroll]
- Curious use of cpunks list [Brian Carroll]
- [Cryptography] "/dev/random is not robust"
- [Cryptography] "/dev/random is not robust"
- Curious use of cpunks list [Brian Carroll]
- Bitcoin mining efficiency and Botnets
- Curious use of cpunks list [Brian Carroll]
- [RISKS] Risks Digest 27.54
- [Cryptography] /dev/random is not robust
- Curious use of cpunks list [Brian Carroll]
- [tor-talk] Roger's status report, September/October 2013
- [p2p-hackers] Distributed identity, chat, publishing, and sharing
- [Cryptography] /dev/random is not robust
- Cryptographer Adi Shamir Prevented from Attending NSA History Conference
- [p2p-hackers] Distributed identity, chat, publishing, and sharing
- [hackerspaces] New effort to fully audit TrueCrypt raises $16, 000+ in a few short weeks
- [guardian-dev] This Friday: Open Office Hours (via Hangout/IRC)
- [Cryptography] /dev/random is not robust
- [tor-dev] Attentive Otter: Usability issues with existing OTR clients
- [tor-talk] New paper : Users Get Routed: Traffic Correlation on Tor by Realistic Adversaries
- [Cryptography] /dev/random is not robust
- [tor-talk] New paper : Users Get Routed: Traffic Correlation on Tor by Realistic Adversaries
- Trekkie finally got fired -- it's a good start
- NSA's key role in targeted killings
- beware of potential Lavabit honeypot
- [Cryptography] /dev/random has issues
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- Vernam, Mauborgne, Friedman: The One-Time Pad and the Index of Coincidence
- [cryptography] Vernam, Mauborgne, Friedman: The One-Time Pad and the Index of Coincidence
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- [Cryptography] /dev/random has issues
- [Cryptography] /dev/random is not robust
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- [12] cryptologic processing
- [Cryptography] /dev/random is not robust
- please ignore: this is only a test...
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- [RISKS] Risks Digest 27.55
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- HTML List Abuse
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- Snowden sets OPSEC record straight
- Intelligence agency subversions and clandestine, illicit programs; lack of popular outrage [was Re: PRISM]
- Snowden sets OPSEC record straight
- Secure whistleblowing feedback / reporting systems in the content of compartmented information, endpoint security [was: [NSA bitching] [formerly Re: PRISM][]]
- Snowden sets OPSEC record straight
- Foreign Intelligence Resistant systems [was Re: reasonable return on investment; better investments in security [....]]
- [Full-disclosure] Secure whistleblowing feedback / reporting systems in the content of compartmented information, endpoint security [was: [NSA bitching] [formerly Re: PRISM][]]
- ... endpoint security, strong encryption
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- [Cryptography] /dev/random has issues
- [Cryptography] /dev/random is not robust
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- Snowden sets OPSEC record straight
- [13] typographic processing
- Snowden sets OPSEC record straight
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- Snowden sets OPSEC record straight
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- Snowden sets OPSEC record straight
- [Full-disclosure] Secure whistleblowing feedback / reporting systems in the content of compartmented information, endpoint security [was: [NSA bitching] [formerly Re: PRISM][]]
- Snowden sets OPSEC record straight
- Just Published: Secrets and Leaks: The Dilemma of State Secrecy
- Police warning after drug traffickers' cyber-attack
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- [Full-disclosure] Secure whistleblowing feedback / reporting systems in the content of compartmented information, endpoint security [was: [NSA bitching] [formerly Re: PRISM][]]
- [cryptography] Snowden sets OPSEC record straight
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- NYT Planning NSA Ppaers
- [cryptography] NYT Planning NSA Ppaers
- [cryptography] NYT Planning NSA Ppaers
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- HTML List Abuse
- HTML List Abuse
- Thank You, Edward Snowden
- Internal Patriot Discovery: NSA's next logical step
- [cryptome] Thank You, Edward Snowden
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- [cryptome] Re: Thank You, Edward Snowden
- [cryptome] Re: Thank You, Edward Snowden
- [cryptome] Re: Thank You, Edward Snowden
- Snowden Comsec Is Stupefying
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- HTML List Abuse
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- HTML List Abuse
- HTML List Abuse
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- Snowden Comsec Is Stupefying
- HTML List Abuse
- bird.comms + compilers (urls)
- Snowden Comsec Is Stupefying
- Snowden Comsec Is Stupefying
- Snowden Comsec Is Stupefying
- [cryptome] Re: Thank You, Edward Snowden
- [liberationtech] RiseUp
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- [zfs] [Review] 4185 New hash algorithm support
- [liberationtech] RiseUp
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- Fwd: Re: please ignore: this is only a test...
- Snowden Comsec Is Stupefying
- bird.comms + compilers (urls)
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- Browser fingerprinting
- [Cryptography] [RNG] on RNGs, VM state, rollback, etc.
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- Cheney afraid of terrist h4x0rs
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- Cheney afraid of terrist h4x0rs
- Cheney afraid of terrist h4x0rs
- [zfs] [Review] 4185 New hash algorithm support
- Cheney afraid of terrist h4x0rs
- SRF: crypticl
- South Park NSA (update)
- Information Content Estimation
- pǝɔɹʎdʇoɹ (nɹls)
- [Cryptography] [RNG] on RNGs, VM state, rollback, etc.
- [Cryptography] PRNG WYTM
- Pa: da: d-a#2e !8upje. In.z :$ qu# e ta2t:_
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- Browser fingerprinting
- [cryptography] Snowden sets OPSEC record straight
- [Richard Crisp] Cheney afraid of terrist h4x0rs
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- [OT, Kind of] Carrier Retention Windows
- SRF: crypticl
- SRF: crypticl
- HTML List Abuse (was: "please ignore: this is only a test")
- In Over My Head -- What do I need to setup a tiny ISP?
- [Cryptography] Mail Lists In the Post-Snowden Era
- [Cryptography] Mail Lists In the Post-Snowden Era
- Information Content Estimation
- [tt] NYT: Seeking Online Refuge From Spying Eyes
- <nettime> Why Glenn Greenwald's new media venture is a big deal
- [cryptography] Snowden Comsec Is Stupefying
- SRF: crypticl
- Browser fingerprinting
- Browser fingerprinting
- Browser fingerprinting
- SRF: crypticl
- SRF: crypticl (ii)
- SRF: crypticl (ii) addenda
- Wall Street is furious
- Wall Street is furious
- The Most Lethal Weapon Americans Faced in Iraq
- The Secret History of Iraq’s Invisible War
- russian FSB requires all ISPs to give them access to metadata by 1 July 2014
- russian FSB requires all ISPs to give them access to metadata by 1 July 2014
- [cryptography] funding Tor development
- How to Get Ahead at the NSA
- [liberationtech] Google Unveils Tools to Access Web From Repressive Countries | TIME.com
- SRF: surveillance costumes
- [Cryptography] [RNG] on RNGs, VM state, rollback, etc.
- [Cryptography] Mail Lists In the Post-Snowden Era
- [Cryptography] Mail Lists In the Post-Snowden Era
- SRF: surveillance costumes
- jugging & code
- SRF: surveillance costumes
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- Cheney afraid of terrist h4x0rs
- [RISKS] Risks Digest 27.56
- Omidyar influence in new Greenwald venture [was: SRF: cryptic]
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- Cheney afraid of terrist h4x0rs
- Omidyar influence in new Greenwald venture [was: SRF: cryptic]
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- list of end-to-end secure protocols, decentralized and end-to-end secure protocols [was: CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit]
- list of end-to-end secure protocols, decentralized and end-to-end secure protocols [was: CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit]
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- [liberationtech] Google Unveils Tools to Access Web From Repressive Countries | TIME.com
- [liberationtech] Google Unveils Tools to Access Web From Repressive Countries | TIME.com
- [liberationtech] Google Unveils Tools to Access Web From Repressive Countries | TIME.com
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- Enigmabox releases source
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- Undernet IPv6 Interop [was: Enigmabox/cjdns]
- Undernet IPv6 Interop [was: Enigmabox/cjdns]
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- [liberationtech] Google Unveils Tools to Access Web From Repressive Countries | TIME.com
- [Cryptography] Mail Lists In the Post-Snowden Era
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- TBB and tor-relays as a bitcoin wallets
- DIY RNGs [was: Re: Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]]
- DIY RNGs [was: Re: Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]]
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- DIY RNGs [was: Re: Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]]
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- DIY RNGs [was: Re: Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]]
- [zfs] [Review] 4185 New hash algorithm support
- DIY RNGs [was: Re: Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]]
- Linux Kodachi
- Linux Kodachi
- DIY RNGs [was: Re: Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]]
- Linux Kodachi
- DIY RNGs [was: Re: Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]]
- Linux Kodachi
- Linux Kodachi
- Linux Kodachi
- [Cryptography] programable computers inside our computers
- [tor-talk] VOIP and tor
- [tor-talk] TBB and tor-relays as a bitcoin wallets
- [tor-talk] VOIP and tor
- [drone-list] Arizona military drone operators defraud USG for $1.4M
- Linux Kodachi
- True necessity of Records? [was: CryptoSeal]
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- [Cryptography] programable computers inside our computers (was: Hasty PRISM proofing considered harmful)
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- [Cryptography] programable computers inside our computers (was: Hasty PRISM proofing considered harmful)
- True necessity of Records? [was: CryptoSeal]
- [liberationtech] the virtual revolution in Second Life -- virtual model or just more RL?
- [liberationtech] the virtual revolution in Second Life -- virtual model or just more RL?
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- [tor-talk] Tor Weekly News — October 23th, 2013
- [cryptome] shock absorber
- [cryptome] Re: shock absorber
- [tor-relays] Traceroute measurement from Tor relays
- EDRi-gram newsletter - Number 11.20, 23 October 2013
- [liberationtech] the virtual revolution in Second Life -- virtual model or just more RL?
- [liberationtech] the virtual revolution in Second Life -- virtual model or just more RL?
- [cryptome] Re: Tapping Angela Merkel
- [RISKS] Risks Digest 27.57
- Linux Kodachi
- [Cryptography] [RNG] on RNGs, VM state, rollback, etc.
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- [liberationtech] the virtual revolution in Second Life -- virtual model or just more RL?
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- Undernet IPv6 Interop [was: Enigmabox/cjdns]
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- Curious RNG stalemate [was: use of cpunks]
- [Bitcoin-development] Core Development Update #5
- Undernet IPv6 Interop [was: Enigmabox/cjdns]
- [Cryptography] [RNG] on RNGs, VM state, rollback, etc.
- [Cryptography] [RNG] on RNGs, VM state, rollback, etc.
- [serval-project-dev] More on mesh addressing.
- True necessity of Records? [was: CryptoSeal]
- Undernet IPv6 Interop [was: Enigmabox/cjdns]
- True necessity of Records? [was: CryptoSeal]
- True necessity of Records? [was: CryptoSeal]
- Legality of warrantless tech trolling
- Mail Lists In the Post-Snowden Era
- True necessity of Records? [was: CryptoSeal]
- "How I compiled TrueCrypt 7.1a for Win32 and matched the official binaries"
- [cryptography] Fwd: GB Secure Messenger V 06 released
- True necessity of Records? [was: CryptoSeal]
- CryptoSeal shutters, ala: LavaBit
- [pfSense] Hardware requirements for gigabit wirespead
- [cryptography] Fwd: GB Secure Messenger V 06 released
- [drone-list] GAO Reports
- Gentlemen do not read each other's mail...
- True necessity of Records? [was: CryptoSeal]
- True necessity of Records? [was: CryptoSeal]
- True necessity of Records? [was: CryptoSeal]
- ACLU amicus brief in the Lavabit appeal
- True necessity of Records? [was: CryptoSeal]
- [cryptome] snaps
- Gentlemen do not read each other's mail...
- Gentlemen do not read each other's mail...
- <nettime> John Naughton: Edward Snowden: public indifference is the real
- True necessity of Records? [was: CryptoSeal]
- True necessity of Records? [was: CryptoSeal]
- True necessity of Records? [was: CryptoSeal]
- Gentlemen do not read each other's mail...
- True necessity of Records? [was: CryptoSeal]
- [Cryptography] programable computers inside our computers
- [ExI] chilling effects
- [ExI] chilling effects
- <nettime> John Naughton: Edward Snowden: public indifference is the real
- [tor-talk] x.509 for hidden services
- Undernet IPv6 Interop [was: Enigmabox/cjdns]
- [ExI] chilling effects
- [liberationtech] Defeating massive wiretapping with opportunistic, unauthenticated encryption in HTTP ?
- Love and Math Reviewed by NY Times
- [ExI] chilling effects
- NSA, Love and Math 2
- Love and Math...KEA/Firefly is mod. DH-ElGamal i think...
- <nettime> public indifference
- [ExI] chilling effects
- NSA, Love and Math 2
- [ExI] chilling effects
- NSA, Love and Math 2
- [ExI] chilling effects
- [ExI] chilling effects
- [ExI] chilling effects
- [ExI] chilling effects
- Bullshit, consciousness, and "A""I"
- Another Snowden News Story. Another Lesson in Proper Whistleblowing.
- [ExI] chilling effects
- [ExI] chilling effects
- [Cryptography] [RNG] on RNGs, VM state, rollback, etc.
- [ExI] chilling effects
- [ExI] chilling effects
- [ExI] chilling effects
- Another Snowden News Story. Another Lesson in Proper Whistleblowing.
- Another Snowden News Story. Another Lesson in Proper Whistleblowing.
- Another Snowden News Story. Another Lesson in Proper Whistleblowing.
- [ExI] chilling effects
- [Freedombox-discuss] Dumb idea: Alternative to Tor that promotes good behavior
- Another Snowden News Story. Another Lesson in Proper Whistleblowing.
- [cryptome] Re: Obama vs Merkel
- Another Snowden News Story. Another Lesson in Proper Whistleblowing.
- [tor-talk] PrivateCore Demonstrates Industry’s First PRISM-Proof Tor Server in Public Cloud
- [Cryptography] [RNG] /dev/random initialisation
- [Freedombox-discuss] Dumb idea: Alternative to Tor that promotes good behavior
- [tor-relays] Filtering TOR Non-exit Relay - Just Curious
- [tor-talk] x.509 for hidden services
- [tor-talk] x.509 for hidden services
- [Freedombox-discuss] Dumb idea: Alternative to Tor that promotes good behavior
- TS crypto disclosure
- TS crypto disclosure
- TS crypto disclosure
- [Cryptography] BitMessage?
- [liberationtech] A Public Statement Regarding Ubiquitous Encryption on the XMPP Network
- [tor-talk] x.509 for hidden services
- hide & seek (url)
- [guardian-dev] Perception of cryptography being to complicated to use...
- TS crypto disclosure
- Gentlemen do not read each other's mail...
- Another Snowden News Story. Another Lesson in Proper Whistleblowing.
- Armed agents seize records of reporter, Washington Times prepares legal action
- [Cryptography] [RNG] on RNGs, VM state, rollback, etc.
- CIA-NSA Special Collection Service for Unnatural Gas
- [cryptome] Re: CIA-NSA Special Collection Service for Unnatural Gas
- [Bitcoin-development] Payment protocol for onion URLs.
- [tor-talk] PrivateCore Demonstrates Industry’s First PRISM-Proof Tor Server in Public Cloud
- [liberationtech] Defeating massive wiretapping with opportunistic, unauthenticated encryption in HTTP ?
- [cryptome] how embassy eavesdropping works
- [cryptome] how embassy eavesdropping works
- The Battle for Power on the Internet
- [cryptome] how embassy eavesdropping works
- [cryptome] how embassy eavesdropping works
- [cryptome] how embassy eavesdropping works
- Another Snowden News Story. Another Lesson in Proper Whistleblowing.
- [Cryptography] [RNG] on RNGs, VM state, rollback, etc.
- [Cryptography] DSL modems - how would we detect wholesale subversion?
- [Bitcoin-development] Payment protocol for onion URLs.
- [liberationtech] Defeating massive wiretapping with opportunistic, unauthenticated encryption in HTTP ?
- Developing an embedded, cryptographic daughter board
- [liberationtech] Defeating massive wiretapping with opportunistic, unauthenticated encryption in HTTP ?
- [Cryptography] [RNG] /dev/random initialisation
- [cryptome] how embassy eavesdropping works
- Another Snowden News Story. Another Lesson in Proper Whistleblowing.
- ScareMail
- Cameron doesn't understand everybody's been playing nice so far
- [cryptome] After Der Spiegel " revealed that the roof of the embassy in Berlin
- [cryptome] After Der Spiegel " revealed that the roof of the embassy in Berlin
- Excessive Politeness (was: Another Snowden News Story)
- [Cryptography] DSL modems - how would we detect wholesale subversion?
- Excessive Politeness (was: Another Snowden News Story)
- Excessive Politeness (was: Another Snowden News Story)
- Excessive Politeness (was: Another Snowden News Story)
- Excessive Politeness (was: Another Snowden News Story)
- Love and Math Reviewed by NY Times
- [cryptome] Does Swiss Crypto AG belong to the NSA?
- US Says Phone Spy Data Came from EU Spies, May Anger EU Citizens at Their Spies Role
- US Says Phone Spy Data Came from EU Spies, May Anger EU Citizens at Their Spies Role
- [Cryptography] /dev/random is not robust
- US Says Phone Spy Data Came from EU Spies, May Anger EU Citizens at Their Spies Role
- [cryptome] embassyification
- srf: reiteration (state, the obvious)
- [tor-dev] bananaphone obfsproxy module
- [tor-talk] Tor Weekly News — October 30th, 2013
- [tor-dev] Tech report: Evaluation of a libutp-based Tor Datagram Implementation
- First cryptoparty in Russia, need celebrety
- First cryptoparty in Russia, need celebrety
- crypto & security (urls)
- PRISM too much trouble? Get MUSCULAR
- Gentlemen do not read each other's mail...
- PRISM too much trouble? Get MUSCULAR
- [cryptome] After Der Spiegel " revealed that the roof of the embassy in Berlin
- Signature Track
- First cryptoparty in Russia, need celebrety
- apologies to Jacob
- design and implementation of "replay prevention windows"
- Signature Track
- private fiber security, large IPsec deployments [was: PRISM too much trouble? Get MUSCULAR]
- Signature Track
- Dark Mail Alliance for end-to-end private and secure email
- Dark Mail Alliance for end-to-end private and secure email
- PART I: Westward the Course of Empire
- Bitcoin Dark Wallet project crowdfunding campaign launched!
- Meet “badBIOS,” the mysterious Mac and PC malware that jumps airgaps
- Re: Meet “badBIOS,” the mysterious Mac and PC malware that jumps airgaps
- Meet “badBIOS,” the mysterious Mac and PC malware that jumps airgaps
- Re: Meet “badBIOS,” the mysterious Mac and PC malware that jumps airgaps
- Meet "badBIOS," the mysterious Mac and PC malware that jumps airgaps
- PART II: Oh, Freedom (re: PART I: Westward the course of Empire)
- Re: Meet “badBIOS,” the mysterious Mac and PC malware that jumps airgaps
- PART II: Oh, Freedom (re: PART I: Westward the course of Empire)
- coderman's keys
- Meet “badBIOS,” the mysterious Mac and PC malware that jumps airgaps
- Re: Meet “badBIOS,” the mysterious Mac and PC malware that jumps airgaps
- TIA started in the late 90's [was Re: PART II: Oh, Freedom]
- Re: Meet “badBIOS,” the mysterious Mac and PC malware that jumps airgaps
- Re: Meet “badBIOS,” the mysterious Mac and PC malware that jumps airgaps
- From: electromagnetize at gmail.com (brian carroll)
- coderman's keys
- From: coderman at gmail.com (coderman)
- [cryptography] coderman's keys
- From: coderman at gmail.com (coderman)
- [Full-disclosure] coderman's keys
- From: coderman at gmail.com (coderman)
- [cryptography] coderman's keys
- From: coderman at gmail.com (coderman)
- Re: Meet “badBIOS,” the mysterious Mac and PC malware that jumps airgaps
- From: electromagnetize at gmail.com (brian carroll)
- Re: Meet “badBIOS,” the mysterious Mac and PC malware that jumps airgaps
- From: electromagnetize at gmail.com (brian carroll)
- [cryptography] coderman's keys
- From: coderman at gmail.com (coderman)
- Re: Meet “badBIOS,” the mysterious Mac and PC malware that jumps airgaps
- From: jamesdbell8 at yahoo.com (Jim Bell)
- [no subject]
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