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Message-ID: <A7043C74B6DA4842BD57E4449F43BB1B028FCA@shiro.oicinc.com>
From: schoe at oicinc.com (Sung J. Choe)
Subject: Cryptome Hacked!
Cryptome.org, a site for privacy enthusiasts and leftists alike, was
apparently hacked today. Their server is up but "all files were deleted".
Besides the usual anti-American/anti-government vitriol that is usually
found at Cryptome.org, they also distribute crypto software. This brings up
the following question: What is the best method for ensuring the integrity
of software which require a high level of trust? I am almost sure that any
crypto software distributed by such extremists as John Young (operator of
cryptome.org) has been tampered with in some way. Does anybody else share
this opinion?
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| Sung J. Choe <schoe[at]oicinc.com>, TICSA |
| Systems Administrator, Facility Security Officer |
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| Oceanic Imaging Consultants, Inc. |
| Phone #: (808) 539-3634 x3634 |
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