NODE 1b0fedbcRights are on the CP agenda
rishab@dxm.ernet.inTue, 26 Apr 94 04:39:48 PDT
"Jim Sewell - KD4CKQ" <jims@Central.KeyWest.MPGN.COM>
> Sorry for helping to promote an indepth discussion of a topic only marginally
> inline with c'punks. Yo! Everyone! Carry this thread on in private, please.
> It is a very valid discussion, but not one for all c'punks.
While public housing projects may not be on the CP agenda, the confict between
a mob-like majority willing, in order 'to reduce crime,' to impinge on the
rights of minorities with different opinions is *definitely* something to
discuss here. If enough criminals start using PGP, there may well be similar
pressure in favour of Clipper.
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NODE 975baca3Re: Rights are on the CP agenda
"Perry E. Metzger" <perry@snark.imsi.com>Tue, 26 Apr 94 05:20:25 PDT
rishab@dxm.ernet.in says:
> While public housing projects may not be on the CP agenda, the
> confict between a mob-like majority willing, in order 'to reduce
> crime,' to impinge on the rights of minorities with different
> opinions is *definitely* something to discuss here. If enough
> criminals start using PGP, there may well be similar pressure in
> favour of Clipper.
I would suggest that this topic is not appropriate here. I'm sure its
appropriate -- in other places -- but if we do not focus on
cryptography, many people will be forced to leave this mailing list
and the quality will degrade.
ObCrypto: When implementing D-H for key exchange followed by
conventional crypto on an interactive link, remember that you likely
have large amounts of key material lying around. Switch keys every few
seconds using that surplus material, and exchange new keys using D-H
all the time in the background. Makes the life of the guy listening in
ever so much fun -- breaking one conventional key just means a few
seconds of link have been compromised.
Perry