NODE 2427b19eCFI- Foreign Available Cryptography Resources
cfrye@ciis.mitre.org (Curtis D. Frye)Wed, 9 Feb 94 12:12:22 PST
The Clinton Administration has transformed its Clipper/Capstone proposal
into a definitive policy that could pave the way for banning all
non-Clipper crytography in the United States. I agree with most everyone
who reads these groups: the thought scares the hell out of me, especially
given the "fight crime" mandate from recent public opinion polls.
I posted some of these thoughts in response to David Banisar's 7 February
press release on CPSR's reaction to the announcement. In that post, I
offered to compile a list of cryptographic tools and resources that were
available outside of the United States (i.e., machines not physically
located in the US) if such a list hadn't already been done. Stanton
McClandish indicated that it hadn't and urged me to "GO FOR IT!".
I'm going for it, but I need your help. My work account with ftp access
will go away this Friday and the dial-up lines to my school account are
constantly busy. I should have a digex.com account within the next two
weeks, but until then I won't have reliable archie/veronica/gopher access
to the Internet.
That's one reason I'm asking for help (the other is the sheer enormity of
searching every non-US machine). If you live outside of the US or visit
non-US machines on occasion and know they store crypto resources, please
send me a directory listing at this email address (for now). Also, if
there are any readme files or other program descriptions in those
directories, I would appreciate receiving an electronic copy of them as
well.
Furthermore, if any of you have product information about foreign-made
cryptographic equipment or software, I would be interested in seeing that
as well. I can be reached by snail mail at:
Curtis D. Frye
100 Yeonas Cir. SE
Vienna, VA 22180
USA
I look forward to your support and hope to report back in a few weeks with
some preliminary results.
Curtis D. Frye
PRIVATE! Citizen
I don't speak for MITRE, they don't speak for me.
NODE 21f8b656Re: CFI- Foreign Available Cryptography Resources
Wayne Q Jones <qjones@larry>Fri, 18 Feb 94 21:51:05 PST
Curt----you work for MITRE>>>>>
You are not blackbaggin there are u...Hmmmmmmm
Wayne
On Wed, 9 Feb 1994, Curtis D. Frye wrote:
> The Clinton Administration has transformed its Clipper/Capstone proposal
> into a definitive policy that could pave the way for banning all
> non-Clipper crytography in the United States. I agree with most everyone
> who reads these groups: the thought scares the hell out of me, especially
> given the "fight crime" mandate from recent public opinion polls.
>
> I posted some of these thoughts in response to David Banisar's 7 February
> press release on CPSR's reaction to the announcement. In that post, I
> offered to compile a list of cryptographic tools and resources that were
> available outside of the United States (i.e., machines not physically
> located in the US) if such a list hadn't already been done. Stanton
> McClandish indicated that it hadn't and urged me to "GO FOR IT!".
>
> I'm going for it, but I need your help. My work account with ftp access
> will go away this Friday and the dial-up lines to my school account are
> constantly busy. I should have a digex.com account within the next two
> weeks, but until then I won't have reliable archie/veronica/gopher access
> to the Internet.
>
> That's one reason I'm asking for help (the other is the sheer enormity of
> searching every non-US machine). If you live outside of the US or visit
> non-US machines on occasion and know they store crypto resources, please
> send me a directory listing at this email address (for now). Also, if
> there are any readme files or other program descriptions in those
> directories, I would appreciate receiving an electronic copy of them as
> well.
>
> Furthermore, if any of you have product information about foreign-made
> cryptographic equipment or software, I would be interested in seeing that
> as well. I can be reached by snail mail at:
>
> Curtis D. Frye
> 100 Yeonas Cir. SE
> Vienna, VA 22180
> USA
>
> I look forward to your support and hope to report back in a few weeks with
> some preliminary results.
>
>
> Curtis D. Frye
> PRIVATE! Citizen
> I don't speak for MITRE, they don't speak for me.
>
>
>
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