1998-11-20 - ANNOUNCE: DC Cypherpunks Meeting Sat, Nov 21st

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From: “K. M. Ellis” <protozoa@tux.org>
To: dccp@eff.org
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From: "K. M. Ellis" <protozoa@tux.org>
Date: Sat, 21 Nov 1998 00:29:04 +0800
To: dccp@eff.org
Subject: ANNOUNCE:  DC Cypherpunks Meeting Sat, Nov 21st
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Crack open your palm pilots and take note!  And please repost widely.  Our
mailing list (dccp@eff.org), along with the rest of eff.org, is sadly out
of commission.

DC Cypherpunks will hold a meeting at the Electronic Privacy Information
Center office in Washington, DC.

DATE:  Soon!  Saturday, November 21, 1998

TIME:  5pm

Featured speaker:  Richard Schroeppel, University of Arizona
		   rcs@cs.arizona.edu

The Hasty Pudding Cipher

"NIST is organizing the search for a new block cipher, the Advanced
Encryption Standard.  The Hasty Pudding Cipher is my entry in the AES
competition.  The design goals for HPC are medium security, speed, and
flexibility.  Hasty Pudding works with any block length and any key
size.  It is optimized for 64-bit architectures, operating at 200 MHz
on large data blocks.  Hasty Pudding introduces a new feature, Spice,
which allows useful non-expanding encryption of small blocks, even
single bits.  The cipher includes some unusual design principles."


Location:  Electronic Privacy Information Center
	   666 Pennsylvania Ave. SE,
	   at the corner of Pennsylvania and 7th in South East DC
	   Across the street from Eastern Market Metro station (Orange & Blue
	   Line)

To get into the building, go around to the 7th street side next to the
flower shop and use the call box to call the EPIC office.  We'll buzz you
in.


True to DCCP form, we'll probably hit a local resturaunt afterwards for dinner.


If you need more explicit directions, please contact Kathleen Ellis at
(202)298-0833 or ellis@epic.org.

Kathleen Ellis Admin. Dir., Electronic Privacy Information Center
     Voice Mail:  (202)298-0833	http://www.epic.org
Keep up with the latest encryption news and events:  http://www.crypto.org

PGP 5.0 Key ID 9bf725b4  65FF B997 62B8 C396 A527 2D6A 4901 F701 9BF7 25B4






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