Re: WaPo on Crypto-Genie Terrorism

I occasionally get invited to teach at a local college.. some students are
not US. Anyone have any suggestions on a way I can sneek some good privacy
into the lesson plan.. the course is usually the Internet or networking in
general.

Charley


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>as things stand now, windoze folks are going to have to  settle with
>Mcro$ofts Access to Keys...MAK or is it Bill's Access to Keys.. BAK in any
>case I didnt want to get into a my pulldownmenu is longer than your
>pulldownmenu argument.. I just want to see it get on the radar fo people
>who code.
>
>You see I dont care what your favorite platform is,( if you like editing in
>VI fine, I personnly like TECO), BUT  I am acting localy, doing my part,
>not just complaining about it... So if you want to help, I am still looking
>for folks to talk... maybe about why crypto is so important.
>Crypto-archarchy. or maybe some e$ stuff would be nice...
>
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>Vinnie Moscaritolo
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Charley Sparks wrote:
> 
> I occasionally get invited to teach at a local college.. some students are
> not US. Anyone have any suggestions on a way I can sneek some good privacy
> into the lesson plan.. 

How about someting sly and devious, like "Today, students, we're going
to look into issues of privacy on the internet and with communications
in general.  We will survey the science of cryptography, using a variety
of cryptographic techniques as illustrations of particular issues...

"For our next meeting, please read the first several chapters of Bruce
Schneier's 'Applied Cryptography' from the required reading list for the
class."

If you're stifled by any agency, scream at the top of your lungs.

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Charley Sparks <sparks@bah.com> writes:
> I occasionally get invited to teach at a local college.. some students are
> not US. Anyone have any suggestions on a way I can sneek some good privacy
> into the lesson plan.. the course is usually the Internet or networking in
> general.

Put useful stuff on a diskette, including PGP. Make as many copies of the
diskette as you have students. Hand it out in class. Assign homework projects
that would involve using PGP.

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