Owen wrote:

http://predator.bollywoodmantra.net

Bollywoodmantra fare

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http://month.googlebong.com

Blanche Zook GoogleBong

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* City Attorney James K. Hahn said "Certainly if you see something flicker
* across your computer monitor, then you are not in possession, but if you
* go to the difficulty of downloading...then you're guilty."

As you can see, this technical detail totally escapes some people.

Continuing: then the Feds raid their place.

Naturally, they charge you with possession of child pornography.

Let's further say you have some gibberish
files which might be encrypted material.

The government then says if you don't plead guilty to child porn, then we'll
prosecute you for the crypto-crime provision of this bill too.

i.e. Cypherpunk Tim May's succinct complaint "It's wrong when I'm a felon
under an ever increasing number of laws".

Because government will lean on you with it:

LibTomCrypt v1.15 was released today. Lots of changes
[http://libtomcrypt.org/changes.txt] and fixes in this release. Note
that the documentation is not complete and will be updated within a
month or so (I have the OLPC work to start this weekend...).

Recent changes include the addition of the SEED and KASUMI block
ciphers, F9 and XCBC MAC and PKCS #1 v1.5 support. The ciphers/MACs
were added to further support TLS and 3GPP providers. Fixes include
build failures, and overflow in PMAC, portability fixes (anubis,
sober-128), and new callbacks for ciphers.

Available at: http://libtomcrypt.org

For those not in the know, LibTomCrypt is a free public domain
cryptographic library for C developers. It provides a variety of
standards conforming cryptographic primitives from ciphers, hashes,
MACs, to public key operations. It's written in portable C code, and
is very configurable for size and speed. I give it out for free, and
am supported by a variety of users who submit bug fixes and new code.
It is a project under active development and open for feedback from
users.

Future plans: Finish the manual. :-)