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Re: Cypherpunk Certification Authority
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> > (Well that is theory, and what netscape release notes say, since
> > I dont have access to an SSL server right now, and would need to figure
> > out how to make my own certificate, I havent tried it).
>
> Bingo. *theory* ... right ... I mean what would be the point??
>
> Installing Netscape degrades your inherent system security. No ifs,
> ands, or buts.
>
> Netscape Navigator basically destroys whatever sense of privacy or
> security, any person ever had the illusion of having. And that pretty
> well rules out CA.
>
> Alice de 'nonymous ...
>
> ...just another one of those...
> ...hunters...
>
> P.S. This post is in the public domain.
> C. S. U. M. O. C. L. U. N. E.
Is this another one of those LD tentacles? ;)
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