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Love Letter's last Victim
David Banisar, SecurityFocus 2000-05-22

The Love Letter worm threatens to spark a New World Order, where security tools are outlawed and your crypto key is every government's business.

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I wonder if this is how the Matrix starts? 2000-05-22
Anonymous (1 replies)
I wonder if this is how the Matrix starts? 2000-05-22
Anonymous (2 replies)
I wonder if this is how the Matrix starts? 2000-05-26
Anonymous
I wonder if this is how the Matrix starts? 2000-05-26
Anonymous
What can we do? 2000-05-22
Aaron Katz <akatz (at) ccs.neu (dot) edu [email concealed]> (1 replies)
What can we do? 2000-05-29
Anonymous
Here it is. 2000-05-23
Anonymous
How to stop it 2000-05-23
Anonymous (2 replies)
How to stop it 2000-05-26
Anonymous
How to stop it 2000-05-29
Anonymous
wake up and smell the coffee 2000-05-24
Anonymous
That's the wrong way to deal with this... 2000-05-25
Anonymous (1 replies)
That's the wrong way to deal with this... 2000-05-26
Anonymous
Big Brother? 2000-05-26
Anonymous
... therefore Visual Basic = Burglary Tools and other logic ... 2000-05-26
Anonymous
Key Escrow? Ever heard of a subeona? 2000-05-29
Anonymous
In the US, the government can subpeona your PGP passphrase and simmilar access codes in the course of investigation and will happily keep you in jail until such time as you "remember" it.

I friend of mine was in just that situation. He "forgot" a key passphrase and remembered it after being incarcerated for several hours. He also accepted a plea bargain later and spent 13 months in prison.

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