Information about the Big Brother Chip
(This page under construction--excuse the mess)
A note from your ftp site maintainer.
This directory is a repository of primary and secondary source
documents on the executive branch's wiretap chips. If you have a copy
of something I don't, please send it along.
A primary source is the words of people and organizations themselves:
press releases, answers to questions, testimony. Secondary sources
are people talking about primary sources; most of it here is
journalism, but historical writings are always secondary sources as
well. Secondary sources are ofter easier to read at the cost of
distortion and bias. Primary sources are where the action is, it's
where the facts are.
Both are included. You may want to start with some of the secondary
documents for orientation and then move on the primary ones for
detail.
Eric
cypherpunks-ftp@csua.berkeley.edu
(Possibly more up-to-date, as the people maintaining this site are getting paid to do it)
Information from Myktotronx
- Part 1
- Part 2
- Part 3
- Part 4
Testimony
- The House Subcommitee on Telecommunications and Finance, June 9 1993
- Emmanuel Goldstein <emmanuel@well.com>
- Largely ignored as Ed Markey (D-MA) and Jack Fields (R-TX) considered 2600 nothing more than an manual for computer crime
- Whit Diffie <whitfield.diffie@Eng.Sun.COM>
- The Impact of Regulating Cryptography on the Computer and Communications
Industries
- Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility
- Statement by Marc Rotenberg, director CPSR Washington Office on
Encryption Technology and Policy
Press Releases and Statements
Newspaper and Magazine Articles
Various Files (under construction, remember?)
The Cypherpunks WWW - Sameer <sameer@soda.berkeley.edu>