SnailMail Ver. 1.0 / Re: Impact of Netscape kernel hole

David E. Smith wrote:
> On Sun, 15 Jun 1997, Tom Weinstein wrote:
> > Sorry, but we don't have any plans to respin 2.x at this time.  If we
> > get enough requests for it, it might be possible to change our mind,
> > though.
> 
> I still have a copy of MCOM/Netscape Navigator 0.94 around... does the
> bug exist this far back, or am I going to have to start using Cello,
> or something equally obscure?

  SnailMail Version 1.0 will soon be coming out. The product includes
a pen, paper, envelopes and instructions on how to purchase stamps.
  While it does not offer perfect security, the chances are that
the only person who might snoop through it is your postman. Since
he is probably banging your spouse, he's practically a member of
the family, anyway.
  SnailMail Version 1.0 also includes letter-size envelopes so that
you can print out a copy of your Web page and mail it without bending
or folding it.

SnailMonger

At 12:37 PM -0700 6/15/97, lucifer Anonymous Remailer wrote:

>  SnailMail Version 1.0 will soon be coming out. The product includes
>a pen, paper, envelopes and instructions on how to purchase stamps.
>  While it does not offer perfect security, the chances are that
>the only person who might snoop through it is your postman. Since
>he is probably banging your spouse, he's practically a member of
>the family, anyway.
>  SnailMail Version 1.0 also includes letter-size envelopes so that
>you can print out a copy of your Web page and mail it without bending
>or folding it.

A Content Recovery Version (TM) is available from Trusted Disinformation
Systems (TDS), of Fort Meade, Maryland.

"Content Recovery is being demanded by many companies," said TDS President
Walker Harper. "Companies are fearful of not knowing what their employees
are sending, so they want Content Recovery for all outgoing mail. And it
meets the LNLE criteria (legitimate needs of law enforcement)."

TDS has licensed the technology under the tradename "Postcards."


--Tim May

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