>Regarding this Security Lab to Certify Banking Applications: I think it'll
>last until the seed capital runs out unless they establish a consortium of
?insurance companies and tie their evaluations to the availability of
>liability insurance.
They don't need to go outside their own organization.
>For more information and a program to remove the NSA's key from your copy
of
>Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, see
>http://www.cryptonym.com/hottopics/msft-nsa.html
Perhaps more interestingly, the program lets you replace the key, too.
It requires no special privileges -- just uses some undocumented AP
>Looks like they are reinventing the GPL, except to infect
>other sources.
I think they want to make sure that if some non-US package
(openssl being the example most obvious to me) picks it up
that it doesn't suddenly become "free." So it's not the GPL,
really, but more like the old BSD license.
>From: Matthew Hamrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
[General crypto token intro deleted]
>2) Configuring your web server to use the coprocessor
It's not very hard -- start with apache and openssl (www.apache.org and
www.openssl.org). In OpenSSL there's a struct containing function pointers
for the R
Wouldn't it be great if "we" could get put on the "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
mailing list? Failing that, perhaps eff.org, crypto.com, or similar
could set up a "export-notice" mail alias that forward to the BXA,
but also archives them for folks (e.g., JYA :) to keep.
/R$
PS: Just for the heck
I forget -- has NTRU been discussed here? In light of the recent Fortune
article, someone mentioned http://www.ntru.com to me. A new fast public
key crypto system. Just got $11M in funding. :)
>From the IEEE public-key crypto group:
http://grouper.ieee.org/groups/1363/StudyGroup/NewFam.html#HPS
NTRU: A Public Key Cryptosystem
Jeffrey Hoffstein, Jill Pipher and Joseph H. Silverman, August 1999.
Presented at the August 1999 and October 1999 meetings.
This purpose of this paper is to
SSLeay is dead, long live OpenSSL.
The domain is now owned by a squatter.
C'est la vie.
/r$
