From: jwa@nbs.nau.edu (James W. Abendschan)
Date: Sat, 20 Jan 1996 02:21:21 +0800
To: cypherpunks@toad.com
Subject: Re: "cybertage"
In-Reply-To: <vznuri@netcom.com>
Message-ID: <199601191805.LAA16786@ecosys.nbs.nau.edu>
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Way back on Jan 19,  9:22am, "Vladimir Z. Nuri" wrote:
> how about a new term for all the various enemies of cyberspatial 
> advancement? the censors, the luddites, the spooks, the politicians,
> the demagogues, the rabid media (all of which there seems to be no 
> shortage of lately):
> 
> "cyberteurs" engaging in "cybertage"

Augh!  No!  No more "cyber" anything, please!  Instead, how about
a filter (implemented at some key top-level, NSA-funded routers,
of course) that simply s/cyber//g ?

- - -

How "tight" is the encryption that ssh (secure shell) uses?  I'm
trying to push it for use across potentially insecure subnets
at our University, and would like all the ammo I can get :) 

Has anyone tried to sniff & brute force a ssh-encrypted session?

James


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