yo udont know about RIP then
if you visit the UK, and are asked to show any files on your computer,
you cannot claim you "cannot remember the key"
that wil lbe deemed evidence that you are witholding evidence and yo
ucan go to jail jus for that.,. i.e. our new crypto-fascist law takes
away the right to the presumption of innocence ratehr than guilt....
its like escrow only worse.
the technology is irrelevant in the face of such blatant misuse of
human rights.
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On Mon, 17 Jul 2000 11:37:47 PDT, Brian Lloyd said:
Personally, I satisfy my desire for privacy by using strong encryption
wherever possible. I sure hope I am not hurting any feelings at the FBI.
From the Sendmail 8.11 Release notes:
Support SMTP Service Extension for Secure SMTP (RFC 2487) (STARTTLS).
Implementation influenced by the example programs of
OpenSSL and the work of Lutz Jaenicke of TU Cottbus.
Support the security layer in SMTP AUTH for mechanisms which
support encryption. Based on code contributed by Tim
Martin of CMU.
I'm sure that the guys who run Echelon will be overjoyed when this
ships (Real Soon Now ;)
They'll be even more overjoyed if a lot of sites start using it...
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Valdis Kletnieks
Operating Systems Analyst
Virginia Tech
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cheers
jon