encryption.general (date)

encryption.general (date)

April 28, 2004

[Publicity-list] DIMACS Workshop on Security Analysis of Protocols, Linda Casals
UC San Diego Engineering Professor Wins Guggenheim Fellowship, R. A. Hettinga
Can Skype be wiretapped by the authorities?, Axel H Horns
[Politech] A criticism of Gmail and a call for encryption everywhere [priv], R. A. Hettinga
Mathematicians From Around the World Collaborate to Solve Latest RSA Factoring Challenge, R. A. Hettinga
Certicom Announces Elliptic Curve Cryptography Challenge Winner, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Paying for drinks with wave <br> of the hand, sunder
The future of security, Graeme Burnett
How to WASTE and want not, R. A. Hettinga
Cracking secrets, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Bank transfer via quantum crypto, Ian Grigg
Is there a Brands certificate reference implementation?, R. A. Hettinga
Diebold knew of legal risks, R. A. Hettinga
Blind signatures with DSA/ECDSA?, An Metet

April 24, 2004

United States Patent: 6,721,423, R. A. Hettinga
Diebold could be voted out of state, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Blind signatures with DSA/ECDSA?, privacy.at Anonymous Remailer

April 22, 2004

<nettime> diebold law firm aware of lgal risks, R. A. Hettinga
Bank transfer via quantum crypto, Ivan Krstic
Bank Transfer via Quantum Cryptography Based on Entangled Photons, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Cryptography Expert Paul Kocher Warns: Future DVDs Prime Target for Piracy, Pay TV Foreshadows Challenges, Bill Frantz
Re: Cryptography Expert Paul Kocher Warns: Future DVDs Prime Target for Piracy, Pay TV Foreshadows Challenges, Steve Schear
[Publicity-list]: DIMACS Workshop on Mobile and Wireless Security, Linda Casals
Paying for drinks with wave <br> of the hand, R. A. Hettinga

April 20, 2004

Cryptography Expert Paul Kocher Warns: Future DVDs Prime Target for Piracy, Pay TV Foreshadows Challenges, R. A. Hettinga
ECC'04 -- Second announcement, R. A. Hettinga
Cryptography Research Granted Patents for Safer Smart Cards, R. A. Hettinga
Re: voting, Matt Crawford
Workshop on Economics and Information Security, May 13-14, Minneapolis, Andrew Odlyzko

April 19, 2004

[ISN] Hackers introduce colourful new players to Indonesia's elections, R. A. Hettinga
Financial Cryptography Update: El Qaeda substitution ciphers, Ian Grigg
Re: voting, Ed Gerck
Re: voting, Yeoh Yiu
[Announce] Libgcrypt-1.2.0 released, R. A. Hettinga
Speakers: Payment Systems and Security 04 - June 18/19 2004, R. A. Hettinga
Payment system and security conference, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Cryptonomicon.Net - Key Splitting : First (and Second) Person Key Escrow, Peter Gutmann
Re: voting, Ed Gerck
Re: voting, David Jablon

April 16, 2004

Re: eCompute ECC2-109 Project has PROBABLE solution (now official), Anne & Lynn Wheeler
RE: voting, Trei, Peter
Re: voting, Ed Gerck
RE: voting, Bill Frantz

April 15, 2004

RE: voting, John Kelsey
DIMACS Workshop on Electronic Voting -- Theory and Practice, Linda Casals
Re: AES suitable for protecting Top Secret information, Arnold G. Reinhold
Re: Definitions of "Security"?, Arnold G. Reinhold

April 14, 2004

Re: [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases, R. A. Hettinga
Re: AES suitable for protecting Top Secret information, Vin McLellan
Re: DRM of the mirror universe, David Wagner
Re: DRM of the mirror universe, Barney Wolff
Re: Definitions of "Security"?, Anne & Lynn Wheeler
Re: Definitions of "Security"?, Lars Eilebrecht
Re: DRM of the mirror universe, Paul A.S. Ward
Re: Definitions of "Security"?, Thierry Moreau
Definitions of "Security"?, hadmut
AES suitable for protecting Top Secret information, Steve Bellovin
Re: TCFS available for NetBSD-1.6.2, Ivan Krstic
DRM of the mirror universe, Jani Nurminen
Re: [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases, Andy Isaacson
Cryptonomicon.Net - Key Splitting : First (and Second) Person Key Escrow, R. A. Hettinga
Re: my periodic rant on quantum crypto, David Honig

April 13, 2004

Re: [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases, Joseph Ashwood
PET Registration Now Open -- Workshop on Privacy Enhancing Technologies 2004, David Martin

April 12, 2004

my periodic rant on quantum crypto, Perry E. Metzger

April 11, 2004

Spy agency launches recruiting campaign, R. A. Hettinga
TCFS available for NetBSD-1.6.2, VaX#n8

April 10, 2004

Re: voting, Florian Weimer
RE: voting, Jerrold Leichter
Re: voting, KISS, etc., Adam Fields

April 09, 2004

voting, KISS, etc., Perry E. Metzger
RE: voting, Trei, Peter
eCompute ECC2-109 Project has PROBABLE solution, Anne & Lynn Wheeler
Re: Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software, R. Hirschfeld
Re: voting, Major Variola (ret)
Re: voting, l . crypto
Re: voting, Arnold G. Reinhold
Re: voting, Ed Gerck
See-Through Voting Software, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software, Ian Grigg
Re: Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software, Brian McGroarty

April 08, 2004

Re: voting, Perry E. Metzger
Re: Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software, Roland C. Dowdeswell
Lottery Numbers, R. A. Hettinga
RE: voting, Trei, Peter
Re: Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software, Paul Zuefeldt
voting, Perry E. Metzger

April 07, 2004

Re: Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software, Ed Gerck
RE: Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software, Michael_Heyman
RE: Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software, Trei, Peter
Re: Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software, Ian Grigg
RE: Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software, Trei, Peter
VoteHere Release Audit Trail Code, R. A. Hettinga
Blind signatures with DSA/ECDSA?, Eric Rescorla
RE: Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software, Trei, Peter
Re: [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases, R. A. Hettinga
Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software, R. A. Hettinga

April 06, 2004

Re: [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases, Anton Stiglic
Re: [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases, Zefram
Re: [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases, Nicko van Someren
Re: [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases, Arnold G. Reinhold

April 05, 2004

[Publicity-list] DIMACS Tutorial on Social Choice and Computer Science, Linda Casals
Re: [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases, Anton Stiglic
Re: [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases, R. A. Hettinga
Re: [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases, R. A. Hettinga
Mixmaster RFC, Len Sassaman
Re: [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases, Arnold G. Reinhold
Gutmann: operating under the radar, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Do Cryptographers burn?, Dave Howe
Re: Do Cryptographers burn?, Ian Grigg
Re: [Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases, Don Davis

April 04, 2004

Re: Do Cryptographers burn?, Hadmut Danisch
[Mac_crypto] Apple should use SHA! (or stronger) to authenticate software releases, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Do Cryptographers burn?, Dave Howe
Re: Do Cryptographers burn?, Greg Rose
Re: Do Cryptographers burn?, Ian Grigg
Re: Do Cryptographers burn?, Victor . Duchovni

April 03, 2004

Re: Bouncing to crypto world domination, Florian Weimer
SETS sets up shop in Chennai, R. A. Hettinga
Do Cryptographers burn?, Hadmut Danisch
Re: Privacy Concerns for UWB technology?, dj
Re: [IP] U.S. may need to step in, says cybersecurity report, R. A. Hettinga

April 02, 2004

Re: Did American slaves use steganography?, Walter Wart
Spy Letters from the American Revolution, Steve Bellovin
Bouncing to crypto world domination, R. A. Hettinga
Privacy Concerns for UWB technology?, Damien O'Rourke
[IP] U.S. may need to step in, says cybersecurity report, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Did American slaves use steganography?, K.Ellis

April 01, 2004

All Internet voting is insecure: report, Ian Grigg
PGP Corporation Announces That Patriot Technologies Has Added Its PGP Universal Server to GSA Schedule, R. A. Hettinga
Using PDAs as Tokens or Smart Card Readers, R. A. Hettinga
Announcement: New mailing list for UK crypto, Ben Laurie
Testing cryptographic hash functions, Danko Ilik
USPS Providing Electronic Postmarks (Re: [Slashdot] Stories for 2004-01-17), R. A. Hettinga
The 'Privacy' Jihad, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Verisign CRL single point of failure, Dirk-Willem van Gulik
Re: Israeli coders, Arab testers, Barney Wolff
Re: Verisign CRL single point of failure, t . c . jones
Re: Did American slaves use steganography?, bmanning
(federal) PKI spending hits $1b, Anne & Lynn Wheeler
[Publicity-list]: DIMACS Workshop on Mobile and Wireless Security, Linda Casals
Crypto Law Survey updated - version 22.0, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Verisign CRL single point of failure, Rich Salz
Re: Verisign CRL single point of failure, Peter Gutmann
Re: fun with CRLs!, Peter Gutmann
A possible explanation for the world's most enigmatic book, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Verisign CRL single point of failure, Rich Salz
RE: Verisign CRL single point of failure, dave kleiman
Israeli coders, Arab testers, Don Davis
[Publicity-list] DIMACS Workshop on Security Analysis of Protocols, Linda Casals
[Publicity-list]: DIMACS Workshop on Usable Privacy and Security Software, Linda Casals
Ancient clay stamp seals and sealings of Sri Lanka, R. A. Hettinga
Did American slaves use steganography?, Chuck Hardin
[IP] China Mandates Closed Security Standard, Gregory Hicks
NIST e-authentication spec out for comment, R. A. Hettinga
DIMACS Workshop on Electronic Voting -- Theory and Practice, Linda Casals
[CSL Colloq] The Architecture of Colossus, the first PC * 4:15PM, Wed February 04, 2003 in Gates B03 (fwd), Sean McGrath
DIMACS Workshop on Security Analysis of Protocols, Linda Casals
Canon's Image Data Verification Kit DVK-E2 ?, Hadmut Danisch
Diffie Optimistic About Secure Computing Future, R. A. Hettinga
FYI: 3 qubits encrypted, Michael_Heyman
PGP Corporation Releases PGP Universal 1.1 with Expanded Capabilities for Enterprise Secure Messaging, R. A. Hettinga
Re: [Fwd: Re: Non-repudiation (was RE: The PAIN mnemonic)], Nicholas Bohm
ADMIN: the list..., Perry E. Metzger

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