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News for
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Cryptographer gets a break.
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contributed by Space Rogue
Charles Booher, under federal investigation for posting encryption
software on the Web won a three-week reprieve in court Wednesday.
CMP Net
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contributed by Anonymous
Son of CDA is whizzing through congress at an alarming rate.
Wired
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contributed by Space Rogue
Simple teardrop attack takes out Technology High School in Nevada. They
should have known better.
Wired
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contributed by Anonymous
Build the robot of your dreams with Lego Mindstorms
CNN
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Consumers have no protection from software vendors.
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contributed by Space Rogue
Section 2B of the Universal Commercial Code will exempt software vendors from liabilty if thier products toast your machine. Why does software get a special exemption? How are we going to get good software if we can't threaten to sue if they screw up?
CNN
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contributed by Space Rogue
Toto/Truthmonger, the nemises of the cypherpunks mailing list has been busted. Identified
with his own PGP key.
Netly NewsPart 1
Netly NewsPart 2
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contributed by Space Rogue
TriStrata, a small upstart company claims to have a major breakthrough in security technology. Wonder why they won't let anyone look at it?
MSNBC
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