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cowen@glia.biostr.washington.eduMon, 28 Feb 94 09:57:24 PST
i see a few problems with the use of the clipper chip.
first, once in place, how will they replace it once it is compermized
second, how much more will this cost the "honest" tax-payers?
third, if they only use it for the trapping of and evidence of criminal
type folks, what will the do with all the other neat info they
are sure to pick up?
fourth, if both halves, in a one key system are in the hands of the
gov't what reaaly provents them from using them, without our
knowing about it.
also a few comments.
once in place, i could do several things to make it hard to catch me
i could write everything i send out in a seperate code, only send snail
mail, only talk in person, steal the code keys, take the chip out of all
the systems i have access to. and lets see, i could tell you i have a chip
that looks liek the clipper chip, that on the first test try works.
but it is really a fake, and mass produce it and sell it. without your knowing
hey anything is possible.
someone pointed out that the keys once used, would become less secure
use by use. why not a revolving key system, or is that to hard
and why did the spend over 8 million of our tax dollars, on something
that congress hopefully will shoot down?? talk about balanced budgets
i think there is another oxymoron to add to the list
now i wish i had not voted for the ditz in office.
charles the monster maker
^i am a father, you have a kid you'll know.
NODE aabf668bRe: your mail
Jeremy Cooper <jeremy@crl.com>Mon, 28 Feb 94 21:06:14 PST
On Mon, 28 Feb 1994 cowen@glia.biostr.washington.edu wrote:
> also a few comments.
>
> once in place, i could do several things to make it hard to catch me
> i could write everything i send out in a seperate code, only send snail
> mail, only talk in person, steal the code keys, take the chip out of all
> the systems i have access to. and lets see, i could tell you i have a chip
> that looks liek the clipper chip, that on the first test try works.
> but it is really a fake, and mass produce it and sell it. without your knowing
> hey anything is possible.
>
Now why bother going through all the trouble to take out the chip? Why
not just leave it in there and send RSA encrypted over your phone line?
Once they _DO_ decrypt your clipper, they will still have another
barrier. Leaving the chip in there does make it a little harder even for
law enforcement doesn't it?
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