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Softwar Enews - CYBER-KNIGHT
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| 11-23-01
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Posted on 11/23/2001 7:21:26 AM PST by backhoe
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Subject: Softwar Enews - CYBER-KNIGHT
> CYBER-KNIGHT
> The FBI is reportedly using a new and improved version of
> Carnivore, the software program designed to monitor email over
> the Internet. The new version, called Magic Lantern, is a key
> logger program and is designed to steal the pass phrase used to
> start the popular encryption program PGP. The FBI plans to use
> the PGP information to crack encrypted email and intercept
> Internet data. Magic Lantern reportedly can be sent via email
> or downloaded via websites.
>
> CYBER-ARMOR
> Softwar Pcypher and Mystx users are not vulnerable to Magic
> Lantern type keyboard hack programs. Softwar public and private
> key encryption software utilities can be used without pass
> phrase technology. Secure key selection is done using the mouse
> and the data keys can be stored on off-line diskettes, zip
> drives or CD disks. http://www.softwar.net/order.html
>
> BUNNY HACK
> The FBI is investigating a hack attack on Playboy.com. The
> hackers reportedly stole thousands of valid credit card numbers
> and other private customer information. In an open letter,
> Playboy.com President Larry Lux urged customers to check their
> credit cards to determine if any had been used for unauthorized
> purchases. Customers also received email from a hacker named
> "Martin Luther Ping" claiming responsibility for the crime along
> with their credit card numbers as proof.
>
> JOHN.PAUL@VATICAN.ORG
> Pope John Paul sent his first email to members of the Catholic
> Church. The Pope's email message included an official apology
> to victims of sexual abuse attributed to priests.
>
> PARTLY CLOUDY
> Two new supercomputers have been installed at NASA. The SGI
> Origin 3800 supercomputer installed at the Moffett Field Calif.
> Ames Research Center is described as the first 1024-processor
> unit. The other unit, a 512-processor is located at the NASA
> Goddard Space Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. The two SGI
> machines are reportedly being used for weather prediction.
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1
posted on
11/23/2001 7:21:27 AM PST
by
backhoe
To: backhoe
Lonely bump~~~
2
posted on
11/25/2001 1:13:12 AM PST
by
backhoe
To: backhoe
Logged off...then logged back on...you just looked so alone in here!!
BUMP!!!
3
posted on
11/25/2001 1:26:15 AM PST
by
Mercuria
To: Mercuria
Hello, Mercuria! Thanks for the bump to my lonely little post....
I wish more people would go to Charlie Smith's Softwar! site and see all the "stuff" he has- most from our own government(!)- showing all the breeches of security, threats from foreign powers, endangerments to our liberties....
4
posted on
11/25/2001 3:26:32 AM PST
by
backhoe
To: backhoe
Thanks for link, friend.
5
posted on
11/25/2001 6:43:21 AM PST
by
B4Ranch
To: B4Ranch
Thanks for looking!
6
posted on
11/25/2001 7:00:11 AM PST
by
backhoe
To: backhoe
Sheesh...I bookmarked it, but looks like it'll take some time to read!!!
7
posted on
11/25/2001 7:08:27 AM PST
by
Mercuria
To: Mercuria
Softwar! is one of the worst-organized sites I've ever seen!
I have pleaded for some kindly Web Wizard to redesign it for Charlie, but so far, no luck. You either have to know exactly what to look for, or spend a long time browsing.
It's a pity because he has so much info about our ( ruined ) national security that it will give you bad dreams....
8
posted on
11/25/2001 7:30:25 AM PST
by
backhoe
To: backhoe
-he's got great stuff! so there ya go, another plug.
Of course, if one single person disagrees with one single article there, that automagically means the entire website is verbotten and tinfoil hat, LOL alert.
Of course, part deux, have yet to see the "approved" list permanently posted here anyplace of exactly which media outlets and writers are "acceptable" and which are not, either. So far, every single media outlet and writer is "not to be trusted" and etc, so I am a little confuseth why anything keeps getting posted from anyplace. Like, why bother? Even any ordinary freeper's personally reported local breaking news is "unacceptable", they get jumped on and roundly condemned within 15 seconds, by thoroughly indignant and righteously outraged guardians of the publics morality and decency, until it's backed up by..yet again, another UN-acceptable mass media outlet which is "liberal biased, anyone can see that"!
;^)
9
posted on
11/25/2001 7:54:57 AM PST
by
zog
To: backhoe
Man, you're right about softwar.
Time to go back, drop the bucket and the outriggers, and see what comes up next.
To: backhoe
Bttt!
To: FreedomFarmer; monkeywrench; zog
12
posted on
11/25/2001 10:13:35 AM PST
by
backhoe
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