Wolffpak - Privacy Matters


	Here is my PGP public key updated 12/22/99 -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: PGP 6.5.2 mQGiBDYiRyQRBADMUSmYyE3vdf9wZLxzrxXUM5NotR7CgAjUpy3ffT/mijHvIEdg keVlQnStZ28o/Qt/VdYUGSM2nG7l95o0lPTF966EhJHKhuiCsUMNG1m+2jRAQqbj OKRhUTRa6xjm0d6D9OQ/8CIgE2YokChaHQBtfGbcfgTB9FpzC/pffrTsTQCg/0W0 PkPyz/FySYj39HrvAoJ6JjUEAMmVWU3aeYd55UacaNs2n13T0M7D+SEFYkfjOB4K Lk3Ql9SjKpgM4zxwcw4XfGXWC/z1xhEIcG0x9womJfJwR+NEpihD2VFJPaFIZPoZ hGyBpG9zOVRILp6LCXIZp1P3qoMv9pkEO6q5Vzhfg0XkvY++SpGdU80JQyG5OzJ4 BhOrA/950Yy+6XIXsFvxqEqhogO62WtLuDlH6mzvw0QGFAa01Aw6Co822dM/nVmZ CjA4/7rvTDa8F5UowFDiOylvU5vUEo9Fg/gNJHcAIM5Z+1XYS4eNc08nwV0wyeAj z0xhSNyVjtzPjO/K4XHhmMFEfgBkpYYXl88EVEApP9EgOXgqb7QwUm9iZXJ0IE0u IFdvbGZmIChXb2xmZnBhaykgPHJ3b2xmZkB3b2xmZnBhay5jb20+iQBLBBARAgAL BQI2IkckBAsDAgEACgkQfV3UzeD7RBJvIgCg/Vr5NwhBJDk05RzYiaqBjsGffCkA mgKKfAdrqBpQ0SiY0mXves0Hzg+kiQBGBBARAgAGBQI2d+DSAAoJEC1AvuB1b0Oa XuoAnRMYc9LPsrZFrSIKKMARoTTaX0x1AKCCqROUQmtk90Xk2aeGX92mbRca44kA RgQQEQIABgUCN4pk3QAKCRDD5ZsdqP823id1AKDZVGVa1wU0aHEV4qRiWclY6YGz kQCgi+ukDi95/YpvHuFNXNfW8U/CgzC5Ag0ENiJHUBAIANEW0i63XJPcu5OlvgHg 0HdW/97ulQN3RG2xybfz1gto6ODRHdQ9eGy/brZ8oUE9HuCN5B5fJsY4lB10WNqk Wbo9sOhnD/VimpmIj8YB790gOE+zxA9+RWO06KtGirqhgDUlBMzVsQURPEYtUci4 3XHNwkYoUMCgPzA1jcojhF96/mn+3vejXtpZG9cGLuI1iLfC0rXCwE4rvcwCSy+3 qh64j3eQVeRb0YLg5i9QbQGtW71coGlcCqvQjC6MyuDMpepOj2ImCS/Lfmjyqaw5 WHnGIPl0XjHKJhfRGbMYnD9i/Z3T9HEhZOQ4CsebrVmT39X4BZrAMkHGeGVJ0tPn HPUAAgIH/3mAE/Ayqkz96k15VfaFOv78UnSWleq6YmEkqULDbR/dZa/nVy5yIrww nG5yFES9jmB4gc2WWfhTjrfmiIEjf37egMAlheLiMd1tbd5EjK9YXqEIi3Vx26/+ 1aV2WvF0uL13wnYijIeRnveeNOUTNAj0B+O3YfkPnoRHPH8htLd1KZl4RPomQ5WV 1BI/d1YPyCsH2LrlZEldgp/R+fXlbKOTU7y5bIuthyc8DxlVNsWI2I5fMu8wlmks mQdoBllrq6vYOxyZjFZ/rBzAT1/Yb5nYT9QZWwaIlnGlGX6MxdTZ6NFT6IXkwJHn zlczVUY9kiR6xktvpxpEfR7R3xsIvFiJAEYEGBECAAYFAjYiR1AACgkQfV3UzeD7 RBJ2EQCgqaqpBmMO6bTVDPXyJn4/+K9xSO0An26qYTi5xKzwKCvCLT5qAC5KNXOO =4YEs -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
	Monday January 18th, 1999 - Also, here is a keyring of all my public keys. August 27 - Here's a backgrounder on Daniel Bernstein's fight with the US government regarding his zero-delay public-key encryption technique known as "snuffle". http://www.cyberlaw.com/cylw0396.html#III While the US government is fighting to keep encryption techniques inside the US borders, others are finding creative ways to export it legally...check out the International PGP homepage at http://www.ifi.uio.no/pgp/ Check out the efforts of MANY (thousands) of net users. We are collaborating on the net to CRACK the 56-bit and 64-bit RC5 code to prove to the US government just how USELESS this low-bit key technology really is. Join us in cracking and you'll win $1,000 if you are the lucky cracker. Or, check out the press release on June 18, 1997 regarding DES 56-bit technology being broken after only 5 months of amature effort. The government expected HUNDREDS of YEARS of effort to break 56-bit technology. They did it in 5 months. Rock on!
	Privacy, security, and authentication are key elements to the future online success of the Internet at large. There are some real key players in these market areas. Verisign produces digital signatures and certificates which they will authenticate and validate. RSA is the company that is focused squarely on encryption/decryption. Their bread and butter is their public/private keypairing and triple-DES engine. Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) is a company founded by the infamous Phil Zimmerman. His pioneering efforts in making strong encryption available to the general public for FREE was very important to the Internet and continues to be important.

Here is my PGP public key updated 12/22/99