encryption.general (date)

encryption.general (date)

August 31, 2004

Re: Compression theory reference?, John Denker
Re: Compression theory reference?, Victor Duchovni
fair event selection protocol - review requested, Douglas Reay
Re: How thorough are the hash breaks, anyway?, "Hal Finney"
RE: How thorough are the hash breaks, anyway?, Whyte, William
RE: How thorough are the hash breaks, anyway?, Whyte, William
[Publicity-list] DIMACS Workshop on Computational Issues in Auction Design, Linda Casals
Compression theory reference?, Hadmut Danisch
[Publicity-list] DIMACS Workshop on Mobile and Wireless Security, Linda Casals
Re: How thorough are the hash breaks, anyway?, Matt Crawford
Re: system reliability -- Re: titles, Ed Gerck
Re: system reliability -- Re: titles, David Honig
Re: A splint for broken hash functions, bear
Re: ?splints for broken hash functions, John Denker
Re: A splint for broken hash functions, "Hal Finney"
Re: ?splints for broken hash functions, "Hal Finney"
Re: A splint for broken hash functions, John Denker
Re: ?splints for broken hash functions, Ivan Krstic
A splint for broken hash functions, bear
Re: ?splints for broken hash functions, bear
Re: ?splints for broken hash functions, bear
Re: ?splints for broken hash functions, John Denker

August 29, 2004

Re: More problems with hash functions, "Hal Finney"
Re: More problems with hash functions, Jerrold Leichter
[Muscle] [PATCH] MuscleCard engine for OpenSSL (fwd from mgold@xxxxxxxxx), Eugen Leitl
Re: More problems with hash functions, bear
Re: Cryptography and the Open Source Security Debate, lrk
Re: More problems with hash functions, "Hal Finney"
Re: More problems with hash functions, Jerrold Leichter
Re: How thorough are the hash breaks, anyway?, Arash Partow
Re: Cryptography and the Open Source Security Debate, Arash Partow
Re: How thorough are the hash breaks, anyway?, Nicholas Bohm
Re: How thorough are the hash breaks, anyway?, talli
system reliability -- Re: titles, Ed Gerck
?splints for broken hash functions, John Denker
finding key pairs with colliding fingerprints (Re: How thorough are the hash breaks, anyway?), Adam Back

August 27, 2004

Re: titles, David Honig
titles, Ian Grigg
Re: How thorough are the hash breaks, anyway?, Ian Grigg

August 26, 2004

Re: How thorough are the hash breaks, anyway?, Daniel Carosone
Re: How thorough are the hash breaks, anyway?, David Honig
Re: How thorough are the hash breaks, anyway?, Jason Holt
How thorough are the hash breaks, anyway?, Trei, Peter
Re: HMAC?, John Kelsey
Re: HMAC?, Ben Laurie
Re: More problems with hash functions, bear
Re: More problems with hash functions, "Hal Finney"
Re: More problems with hash functions, bear

August 25, 2004

RFC 3833 Threat analysis of the domain name system (DNS), Anne & Lynn Wheeler
Re: New directions for hash function designs (was: More problems with hash functions), Thierry Moreau
Re: More problems with hash functions, "Hal Finney"
Re: On hash breaks, was Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, John Kelsey
Re: Cryptography and the Open Source Security Debate, Ben Laurie
Re: More problems with hash functions, Daniel Carosone
terminology trivia, R. Hirschfeld

August 24, 2004

Re: On hash breaks, was Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, Joseph Ashwood
Re: On hash breaks, was Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, "Hal Finney"
Re: More problems with hash functions, "Hal Finney"
Re: More problems with hash functions, Jerrold Leichter
Re: On hash breaks, was Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, Jerrold Leichter
Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, Bill Stewart
The Call Is Cheap. The Wiretap Is Extra, John Denker
Re: Cryptography and the Open Source Security Debate, lrk
Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, Ian Grigg
RE: Bad day at the hash function factory, Greg Rose
Re: More problems with hash functions, "Hal Finney"
Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, John Denker
Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, Jerrold Leichter

August 23, 2004

Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, Matt Crawford
Re: More problems with hash functions, Jerrold Leichter
Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, Jerrold Leichter
Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, Florian Weimer
Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, John Denker
On hash breaks, was Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, Joseph Ashwood
Bad day at the hash function factory, Greg Rose

August 22, 2004

Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, Perry E. Metzger
Re: Microsoft .NET PRNG (fwd), Ben Laurie
Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, Florian Weimer
Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, Jerrold Leichter
Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, Bill Stewart

August 21, 2004

Re: First quantum crypto bank transfer, Florian Weimer
Good quote about the futility of ID-checking, Peter Gutmann
Re: RPOW - Reusable Proofs of Work, Adam Back
RFCs that reference MD5, Anne & Lynn Wheeler
First quantum crypto bank transfer, R. A. Hettinga
Re: RPOW - Reusable Proofs of Work, David Honig
Re: RPOW - Reusable Proofs of Work, Matt Crawford
Re: RPOW - Reusable Proofs of Work, "Hal Finney"

August 20, 2004

Re: RPOW - Reusable Proofs of Work, Matt Crawford
More problems with hash functions, "Hal Finney"
Re: HMAC?, "Hal Finney"
Re: SHA-1 rumors, Stefan Kelm
[Publicity-list] DIMACS Workshop on Mobile and Wireless Security, Linda Casals
Re: RPOW - Reusable Proofs of Work, "Hal Finney"

August 18, 2004

hash attacks and hashcash (SHA1 partial preimage of 0^160), Adam Back
Re: SHA-1 status, plus request for explanation..., Greg Rose
snakeoil of the day, Perry E. Metzger
Re: MD5 collisions?, Tim Dierks
RE: MD5 collisions?, Greg Rose
Re: MD5 collisions?, Greg Rose
RE: MD5 collisions?, Whyte, William
SHA-1 status, plus request for explanation..., Perry E. Metzger
Re: RPOW - Reusable Proofs of Work, bear
Re: MD5 collisions?, Greg Rose
Re: HMAC?, Peter Gutmann
Re: MD5 collisions?, Greg Rose
crypto '04 rump webcast, Perry E. Metzger
Re: CRYPTO2004 Rump Session Presentations, was Re: A collision in MD5', james hughes
Re: CRYPTO2004 Rump Session Presentations, was Re: A collision in MD5', james hughes
Data watchdog slams ID card plans, R. A. Hettinga
Re: MD5 collisions?, Mads Rasmussen
Re: RPOW - Reusable Proofs of Work, "Hal Finney"

August 17, 2004

Re: MD5 collisions?, Thomas Harold
Re: HMAC?, Amir Herzberg
Re: HMAC?, "Hal Finney"
CRYPTO2004 Rump Session Presentations, was Re: A collision in MD5', james hughes
Re: SHA-1 rumors, John Black
Re: Cryptome on ABC Evening News?, Bill Stewart
MD4 collision reproduced, David Shaw
HMAC?, Perry E. Metzger
Source code for MD5' collisions, Eric Rescorla
A collision in MD5', Eric Rescorla
Re: SHA-1 rumors, Mads Rasmussen
Re: SHA-1 rumors, Greg Rose

August 16, 2004

Re: RPOW - Reusable Proofs of Work, Anne & Lynn Wheeler
Re: RPOW - Reusable Proofs of Work, Anne & Lynn Wheeler
MD5 collisions?, Eric Rescorla
Re: RPOW - Reusable Proofs of Work, Taral
Re: Any TLS server key compromises?, Anne & Lynn Wheeler
Re: SHA-1 rumors, Matt Curtin
SHA-1 rumors, Eric Rescorla
RE: Microsoft .NET PRNG (fwd), Ed Reed
Wrong Time for an E-Vote Glitch, R. A. Hettinga
Canadian Police chiefs want surveillance surcharge, R. A. Hettinga
Cardholders clueless on chip and pin, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Websites, Passwords, and Consumers (Re: CRYPTO-GRAM, August 15,2004), Amir Herzberg
[e-gold-list] An interesting technology for cashlike tokens., R. A. Hettinga
France: Crypto-in-a-crime (was re: Crypto Law Survey updated - version 22.2), R. A. Hettinga
RE: Microsoft .NET PRNG (fwd), Peter Gutmann
The New Digital Media: You Might Have It, But Not Really Own It, R. A. Hettinga
Cyber Fears On Fed's Web Plan, R. A. Hettinga
RPOW - Reusable Proofs of Work, R. A. Hettinga

August 15, 2004

Websites, Passwords, and Consumers (Re: CRYPTO-GRAM, August 15, 2004), R. A. Hettinga
Re: Al Qaeda crypto reportedly fails the test, james hughes

August 14, 2004

Re: Too Much Information?, Matt Crawford
Re: Any TLS server key compromises?, Sean Smith

August 13, 2004

Joux found a collision for SHA-0 !, Pascal Junod
ONLamp.com: Anonymous, Open Source P2P with MUTE, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Al Qaeda crypto reportedly fails the test, Aram Perez
Too Much Information?, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Cryptome on ABC Evening News?, R. A. Hettinga
Any TLS server key compromises?, Marc Branchaud
Hydan: Information Hiding in Program Binaries, R. A. Hettinga
Cryptome on ABC Evening News?, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Cryptography and the Open Source Security Debate, Jon Callas

August 12, 2004

Johansen breaks AirPort Express encryption, R. A. Hettinga
Interview with Bruce Schneier, Counterpane Internet Security, R. A. Hettinga
Brin/FedWorld: Transparent Privacy, R. A. Hettinga
[ISN] Hack . . . hack back . . . repeat, R. A. Hettinga
Hackers download College's Patriot database, R. A. Hettinga
Microcontrollers bring cryptography onboard - Microchip Technology, R. A. Hettinga
RE: Microsoft .NET PRNG (fwd), Anton Stiglic
Re: Al Qaeda crypto reportedly fails the test, Ian Brown
Re: How a Digital Signature Works, Dave Howe
SF Bay Area Cypherpunks August 2004 Physical Meeting Announcement, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Al Qaeda crypto reportedly fails the test, Chris Palmer
Bush okays passport delay, R. A. Hettinga

August 10, 2004

Re: How a Digital Signature Works, bear
Re: Microsoft .NET PRNG (fwd), Ed Gerck
Re: How a Digital Signature Works, Matt Crawford
How a Digital Signature Works, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Cryptography and the Open Source Security Debate, John Kelsey
RE: Microsoft .NET PRNG (fwd), Anton Stiglic
NSA Overcomes Fiber-Optic and Encryption, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Al Qaeda crypto reportedly fails the test, Steven M. Bellovin

August 09, 2004

name of the Tor twin?, R. A. Hettinga
Is Source Code Is Like a Machine Gun?, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Al Qaeda crypto reportedly fails the test, John Denker
Fingerprinting Your Files, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Cryptography and the Open Source Security Debate, lrk
Spawning a culture of secrecy, R. A. Hettinga
Re: Al Qaeda crypto reportedly fails the test, lrk
Onion Routing Averts Prying Eyes, R. A. Hettinga

August 04, 2004

Re: Al Qaeda crypto reportedly fails the test, Ian Grigg

August 03, 2004

Re: Al Qaeda crypto reportedly fails the test, Steve Furlong
Cryptography Research Joins Smart Card Alliance, R. A. Hettinga
Re: should you trust CAs? (Re: dual-use digital signature vulnerability), Aram Perez

August 02, 2004

Al Qaeda crypto reportedly fails the test, John Denker
NASA preps for launch of smart ID tags, R. A. Hettinga
RE: Microsoft .NET PRNG (fwd), Peter Gutmann

August 01, 2004

How They Could Steal the Election This Time, R. A. Hettinga
Stepping on Big Brother's Toes, R. A. Hettinga
RE: Microsoft .NET PRNG (fwd), J.A. Terranson
Re: should you trust CAs? (Re: dual-use digital signature vulnerability), Peter Gutmann
RE: dual-use digital signature vulnerabilityastiglic@xxxxxxxxx, Peter Gutmann
Re: should you trust CAs? (Re: dual-use digital signature vulnerability), David Honig
Re: should you trust CAs? (Re: dual-use digital signature vulnerability), Adam Back

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