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PGP 2.2 is also available at
by The Phantom 08 Mar '93

08 Mar '93

ftp.u.washington.edu: /pub/user-supported/cypherpunks This should be a stable site. Matt Thomlinson University of Washington, Seattle, Washington. Internet: phantom(a)u.washington.edu phone: (206) 528-5732 PGP 2.2 key available via email or finger phantom(a)hardy.u.washington.edu

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LISTBIZ: metaprefixes update
by internaut＠aol.com 08 Mar '93

08 Mar '93

Hi everybody! A REMINDER: In the interest of making the LARGE volume of Cypherpunks list mail a bit easier to parse visually, we have taken to adding metaprefixes to our subject fields. Although this is optional, you may find that many of us ignore your postings if you don't use some sort of mechanism to help us know what you're posting about. Several people are automating their mail readers to put your postings in "boxes" that they want to follow, so please pick up on this habit - thanks! :) Some sample metaprefixes: ANON: Anoymity/Pseudonymity CENSOR: Cryptography & Censorship DCASH: Digital Money, Digital Banking DCNET: Dining Cryptographer Nets FWEE!: Whistleblower Project LISTBIZ: General Cypherpunk list business MTGS: Physical Meetings/Conferences (e.g. CFP, etc.) OPIN: Personal Opinions PGP: PGP App/Current Availability on FTP, etc. RANDOM: Random Generators REMAIL: Remailer technology, Problem reports (this is probably not a complete listing, but it's MOST of 'em) Collect 'em all! Trade 'em with your friends! Feel free to create your own if the topic of your mail does not fall into one of these logical cubbyholes. d2t

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LISTBIZ: Mailer weirdness
by internaut＠aol.com 08 Mar '93

08 Mar '93

>>From: sneal(a)muskwa.ucs.ualberta.ca >>Subj: Mailer weirdness >> >>The last two messages posted to the list by David Del Torto >>popped up in my mailer with a long list of "Apparently To" >>fields, thus identifying a bunch of list members. This is >>something of a breach of privacy for anyone who didn't want to >>be known as a cypherpunk. >> >>Beggin' your pardon if this strikes you as an amazingly lame >>thing to bring up; I'm relatively new to mailing lists and >>Internet, and my eyes film over after relatively short exposure >>to the RFCs, so I ain't read all the relevant ones yet. >> >> -- Stev ! ******* ! No, Steve, you're NOT crazy and YES this was a completely unintentional thing. I did nothing out of the ordinary - I only addressed my mail to the list (as usual). Furthermore, my subject field was replaced with "Unknown subject" - which was expressly NOT the subject of my original posting. Who's tinkering? ...Please STOP. I don't want my mail or anyone else's to trigger any more of these listings. I'm wondering out loud if this anomaly could indicate some subrosa official investigation of our list - perhaps someone Not Silly at All has been in to take a look and needs these lists of members? Hmmmm. dave del torto aka d2t

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Clinton/Gore and Commerace vs. State...
by Peter Wayner 08 Mar '93

08 Mar '93

I seem to remember that Clinton and Gore indicated that they would move regulation of the encryption technology from the State Dept to the Commerace Dept when they were elected. Now, things are more on hold. Can anyone bring me up-to-date on the whole story? -Peter

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PGP 2.2 is hard to find...!
by Doug Mason - MIS Czar 08 Mar '93

08 Mar '93

The _ONLY_ place that I have been able to find PGP 2.2 is on soda.berkeley.edu, thanks to Eric. Ever other place that has been advertised seems to be empty for whatever reasons. Apparently it was at some of these locations previously, as others say that this is where their copy came from, but it is only on Soda as of this morning (Monday). --Doug --- Douglas Mason douglas(a)approach.com Network Administration CompuServe: 76646,3367 Approach Software Corporation +01 415.306.7890

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Re: Pgp 2.2 is out
by jim＠tadpole.com 08 Mar '93

08 Mar '93

> From cypherpunks-request(a)toad.com Sun Mar 7 18:01:28 1993 > Date: 07 Mar 1993 18:50:27 -0500 > From: Crys Rides <crys(a)cave.tcp.COM> > Subject: Pgp 2.2 is out > Sender: Crys Rides <crys(a)cave.tcp.COM> > Jim> garbo.uwasa.fi:pc/incoming > The directory was empty, and the files weren't elsewhere on the system > to an admitedly cursory scan. Hmm, look in fileutil/pgp22.zip Heck, its even in ftp.uu.net:/tmp/pgp22.tar.Z,/tmp/pgp22.zip,/tmp/pgp22src.zip now. Jim

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Re: Encrypted voice protocol?
by Bob Stratton 08 Mar '93

08 Mar '93

> Date: Fri, 5 Mar 93 14:35:15 EST > From: dmandl(a)shearson.com (David Mandl) > Subject: Re: Encrypted voice protocol? > > Yup, big article in the New York Times yesterday (front page!), and a > smaller article in today's New York Newsday. Anyone out there have the > time to post either of them to the group??? Also, if any of you who'll be at either CFP or the Saturday meeting have it, I'd love a xerox. --Strat

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PGP v2.2
by fergp＠sytex.com 08 Mar '93

08 Mar '93

Would someone be so kind as to post the filename(s), directories and FTP locations for PGP v2.2? All references that I have read so far have been vague or incomplete. Muchas gracias. Paul Ferguson | Network Integration Consultant | "All of life's answers are Alexandria, Virginia USA | on TV." fergp(a)sytex.com (Internet) | -- Homer Simpson sytex.com!fergp (UUNet) | 1:109/229 (FidoNet) | PGP public encryption key available upon request.

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Re: You Aren't [I'm Not]
by Peter Honeyman 08 Mar '93

08 Mar '93

ted, i think that with just a little of the right technical stuff, it is very easy to establish a nym in today's nets. e.g., if you buy a cheap unix box, it comes with uucp, so you can hook up to one of many anonymous uucp sites. that's easy. i know of several slip/ppp endpoints that aren't password protected. more every day, in fact. that's easy. perhaps it's this easy with fido. the point of remailers is to enable this technology to the technologically challenged. (as well as to explore the technical and social space that nyms define.) peter

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Re: Pgp 2.2 is out
by Doug.Brightwell＠Corp.Sun.COM 08 Mar '93

08 Mar '93

FYI, I tried src.doc.ic.ac.uk:tmp/pgp and the directory was empty. Doug

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