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Security and Encryption Links Encryption and Security-related Resources Crypto Link Farms Extensive collection of links to academic, industry, and other security oriented pages. Very nicely done collection of links to anonymity, privacy, and security resources. More link farms, conferences, organizations, electronic commerce, IETF, key forfeiture, crypto people. Huge collections of links to security-related sites - the format is a bit like this list.

Links to PKI documents, specifications, CA's, and sites with PKI-related useful information. A large archive of security software, publications, and technical information. Gene Spaffords crypto and security link farm. PGP, encryption algorithms, legal issues. Encryption standards, FAQ's, and FTP sites. Links to crypto, digital signatures, e-cash, internet backing, smart cards, NT security, PKI, standards.

PEM, MIME, and MOSS RFCs, links to CA's, implementations, literature, PGP. Recommendations, drafts, papers, new items, official bodies, research, and government meddling. Links and summaries of a wide variety of firewall products.

Links to a large number of security-related sites, books, journals, and related information (imagine this page, but not all lumped together on one page). Security, cryptography, hacking, business on the Internet, security software, satellite hacking. Algorithms, software packages, protocols and standards, books, journals, conferences, newsgroups, mailing lists, crypto links. A large number of intelligence, security, law enforcement, disaster planning, terrorism, crime, military, and defense agencies and organizations. Electronic privacy links, organisations, newsgroups.

Links to remailers, anon proxies, crypto and stego software, file wiping tools, privacy and anti-privacy organisations. Anti-virus software, firewalls, general security vendors, general infosec links, parental control, privacy, law, and ethics. Encryption, steganography, special events, research, documents, news, security archives, security organizations. Current events, security web pages, commercial security tools, newsgroups, mailing lists, FAQ's, incident bulletins, conferences/seminars/workshops. Resources related to PGP such as mailer add-ons and front-ends, key servers, and related information.

PGP-related information, remailers, privacy information, security and crypto links. Spanish crypto and security-related companies, magazines, and events.

Stego papers, references, research groups, related resources. Links to crypto companies, universities, newsgroups, books, algorithms, security and crypto tools. Links to other crypto sites, source code archives, companies and organisations, peope, and reference information.

Firewall basics, white papers, products, manufacturers, books, papers, training, mailing lists, links to other firewall-related resources. PGP, S/Key, Kerberos, crypto API's, secure applications, commercial providers, government agencies, intrusion detection, vulnerabilities.

More links to law enforcement and intelligence agencies. Encryption algorithms, data protection, steganography, ecash, Internet security, viruses, conferences, security standards, newsgroups and mailing lists, RFC, journals. Links to web pages, newsgroups, FTP sites, research labs, papers, conferences, and journals. Cypherpunks resources, remailers, digital cash, PGP, and Clipper. Crypto overviews and FAQ's, link farms, encrypted comms, e-commerce, crypto libraries. Crypto FTP Archives PGP, symmetric and asymmetric encryption, crypto libraries, papers. Archive of crypto software, only available from the US and Canada.

DES, SSL, cryptanalysis, documentation, PGP, miscellaneous. Apache, Applied Crypto files, encryption, Java, PGP, remailers, security, voice encryption files. Large selection of crypto software, but trapped behind the iron curtain. Disk and file encryption, PGP, stego, voice encryption. PGP and PGP-related software.

French archive of CERT bulletins, dictionaries, PC, Unix, VMS security software (mostly anti-virus and access control rather than crypto). Crypto Social Issues ' ADD_DATE='889737435' LAST_VISIT='889737144' LAST_MODIFIED='889737144'>Crypto AG: The NSA's Trojan Whore? Possible rigging of Crypto AG hardware by the NSA. Analysis of the UK governments policy on encryption. Phil Karn rebuts inaccurate and bizarre government claims in congressional testimony (this is an example of the kind of misinformation which government advisors often provide to their governments).

UK campaign to adopt an MP and enlighten them over problems with crypto restrictions. Computer privacy issues. BBC news stories on encryption, including 'UK Government dithers on encryption regulation'. Companies which supply surveillance technology to non-democratic regimes. Brookings Institute study of crypto policy (pro-GAK).

Translates crypto code into English to allow it to be exported, then translates it back into code afterwards. UK government tactics for deploying GAK. Summary of the Canadian crypto export situation. Cato Institute study of crypto policy (anti-GAK).

CDT information on current US crypto policy Conference on crypto and human rights. US government policy laundering on key escrow.

Digital privacy (or more specifically, the lack thereof). Surveillance, stalking, privacy invasion, eavesdropping, and anything else related to these categories. Comments on new US export regulations. Easier-to-handle HTML versions of the above. The sky is falling! The sky is falling! Reports of Crypto AG rigging crypto hardware to allow NSA decryption.

Allegations of intelligence agencies subverting Crypto AG product security. The one organisation making money out of US export controls. A survey of crypto laws in various countries.

The state of crypto regulation plans in Europe as of May 1997. National Academy of Sciences report on cryptography policy. Privacy laws and the Internet.

German news report on NSA industrial espionage leading to $100M loss for German company. Another report on Enercon industrial espionage. Examination of legal implications of electronic export from Australia.

Conclusion: It's OK. Reply to the DTI Consultation Paper on Licensing of Trusted Third Parties for the Provision of Encryption Services. The Australian Financial Review on Wassenaar'98. Covert Action Quarterly article on wordlwide NSA surveillance.

Free Congress Foundation report on Echelon surveillance system. White paper on hackers. How Japan, Inc, handles encryption policy (a real contrast to the US governments attitude). Dorothy Dennings 1997 GAK forecast. Cato Institute study on the future of encryption. EPIC information on current US crypto policy.

EPIC privacy resources. Diminuitive crypto hacks (well-known algorithms in a few lines of Perl, Python, or C) and how to use them to poke fun at export laws. Commentary on likely effects of UK proposal to license export of intangibles. Extracts from Nicky Hager's book 'Secret Power'. Big Brother for financial information. Declassified US government machinations to ban/restrict crypto. Contents of and discussion over various US crypto bills.

Survey of encryption policy worldwide. Global Network Navigator web review: The NSA vs The Net. Paper documenting the overt and covert regulation and restriction of cryptography by governments. Links to sites which show how easy it is to get information on your and your activities on the net.

GAK-resistant crypto protocol design guidelines. Essays and articles on the computer underground (and all sorts of other things). Australia's interpretation of Wassenaar'98. IFIP's (very sensible) position on crypto use and crypto regulation.

Information on the creeping takeover of GAK. Technical details on large-scale GSM and ISDN interception techniques. Attempts to ensure privacy on the internet. Interview on European crypto policy. Click on this form to become an international arms trafficker.

The risks of key recovery, key escrow, and trusted third party encryption. GAK/EuroClipper home page.

Huge (1/2MB) writeup on the NSA and crypto politics. NSA influence on New Zealand export policy. Paper on key recovery (GAK) vs human and political rights. Wired article showing just how effective US export controls really are. Information and resources on government phone tapping plans.

Various resources related to the (lack of) privacy, including access to databases and online information search facilities. Privacy reports, interntional agreements on privacy and human rights, surveillance technologies, ID cards, privacy-related conferences. Zola Times articles on Internet privacy. Links and information on various privacy-related issues (cryptography, anonymity, secure communications). Free crypto campaign logos. List of anonymous remailers.

Data surveillance and information privacy information publications, and legislation. Paper discussing various freedoms and rights such as the right to privacy.

Swedish government refusal of export permit for 128-bit SSL. RSA encoded as a MIDI file. Technically this is a program and therefore unexportable from the US. Richmond Journal of Law and Technology article on forced disclosure of crypto keys.

Offshore internet services and accounts in Anguilla. Declassified papers and resources on Clipper and key escrow, voice and mail encryption software.

Government surveillance server ('delivers intercepted call content and identifying information. Capacity for up to 512 simulatneous call intercepts'. East German surveillance state-style laws being applied in the unified Germany.

Documentation relating to EU telecoms surveillance plans (EU-Echelon). DSD meddling in Australian crypto exports. NSA report on why GAK is bad (yes, you read that right). An online book covering threats to privacy, cryptography, PGP, and related issues. Cellular phone tracking.

Ukcrypto mailing list archives. Critique of UK crypto licensing/GAK proposal. First exposure of the NSA and Echelon Echelon in action: APB story on NSA building up 1000+ page file on Princess Diana.

Report on Australian crypto policy, originally suppressed by the government, then released in censored form after a judicial review, finally obtained as the full version by EFA. Provides most interesting reading since the bits they didn't want the public to see are now highlighted in red. See what information your web browser is sending to remote servers. Crypto Software Clean-room JCE implementation. Crypto tool using PGP 2.6.3i with triple DES and SHA-1. Free-world implementations of the AES algorithms. Encryption based on automata theory (unknown security level).

Vigenere cipher cracker, Windows port scanner. Apache secure web server. BSAFE API wrapper around SSLeay. Canadian encryption software and companies. Cryptographic analysis program (automatically analyse and break simple ciphers).

Free SSH for Windows. SSH client in Java.

Crypto IP encapsulation - encrypting IP routers using Linux. Software emulation of various historical ciphers A reference implementation of the IETF's ISAKMP protocol. Tests resistance of programs to random input. Anonymous proxying for web browsing. Cryptix Java crypto library. Encryption library supporting a large number of encryption algorithms, digital signatures, key exctange, key certificates, CA functionality, key databases, smart cards, and secure enveloping. PGP-like program using elliptic curve crypto.

Comparison of various free (and free-world) crypto libraries. Elliptic curve and RSA public-key encryption software. Elliptic curve OLE extension for VB. Command-line Blowfish encrypter. Java crypto library. Scanned US crypto publications available outside the US.

PGP-compatible C library and Mac application. Various pieces of crypto software written in, and for, Delphi. DES in VHDL, including a Xilinx-optimised version. Programs to wipe files, free disk space, slack space, the Windows swap file. DES, RC4, IDEA, SHA-1, MD5, and others, in elisp.

Security projects based on SSLeay. Code to work with encrypted PDF's (intended mainly for use with Ghostscript). P1363 ECC implementation. PGP-compatible plugin written in Java. C source code and information on ECC's (the techniques employed are closely related to encryption techniques). Encrypted socket protocol (an open protocol for TCP/IP secure transmissions).

P5-optimised code for CAST-128/CAST5. Free 128-bit SSL browser proxy, DES in Java, C++ firewall class library.

Free SSH client for Win'95 and NT. The GNU encryption project. GPL'd PGP clone. Bignum library and sample PKC code. Security toolkit for RSA, DSA, DES, DH, X.509, PKCS, PEM, X.500, and BYOG. All sorts of neat stuff for software decoding of various radio signals.

Non-US Kerberos 5 implementation. Java cryptography extensions from the free world. The Information Concealment Engine block cipher. Automatic protection against stack-smashing attacks. How to get PGP, documentation, foreign-language support, PGP-related products and services, and other PGP resources. PGP information, software, key management, key server interface, PGP links.

Free-world JCE implementation. Kerberos in Java. SSL implementation in Java. Dcyphers keyboard sniffer. Linux with strong crypto built in.

Mixmaster remailer publications and soure code. Pluggable authentication modules for Linux. P5-optimised code for various hash algorithms.

C++ computational number theory library (great for crypto). C++ bignum library. IPSEC, ISAKMP/Oakley and DNSSEC software for Linux. IP packet sniffer for Linux. Microsoft's attempt at a cryptograhpy API. This page moves a lot, you may need to try a search from MS's developer pages. SSH client in Java.

PGP key manager, PGP netscape plugin, Motif and Win32 file encrypter using cryptlib, cryptlib Java wrappers. Putting the crypto back into Netscape/Mozilla. Speech encryption (with a neat anti-Clipper graphic).

SSH client for the Mac. Stealth scanner using TCP half open scanning, TCP FIN/Xmas/NULL stealth scanning, ftp bounce and IP fragmentation scanning, and OS identification by TCP/IP fingerprinting.

Internet software distribution authenticated with PGP. Various Java crypto classes. Java security package docs. Brief descriptions of various security programs. French PGP page. PGP function library.

DLL which implements various PGP functions. A dummy home page for the www.pgp.net domain (incomplete).

Photuris session-key management protocol software and test server. Documentation for Private Idaho. PPTP for Linux (presumably without all of Microsoft's security holes in it). (Relatively) secure encryption using 40-bit keys (designed to bypass silly French restrictions). Telnet/SSH client for Win32. Sendmail encryption patch, SOBER stream cipher. RC4 ActiveX control.

Cpunk/mix remailer for Windows. RIPEM source code and information.

RSA key generation and encryption for Linux. European RSAREF providing full source-code compatibility with the original. Win3.1/95/98 non-swappable memory allocator. Win95 disk encryption using 3DES, Blowfish, IDEA, MISTY, Square, and TEA. File encryption using elliptic-curve PKC's and Blowfish. The world's best transparent disk encryption software for DOS and Windows (this has nothing to do with the fact the I'm the author:-).

Secure logging for Unix and Windows. Links to various file wiping utilities. Various encryption reoutines. Information on the S/KEY authentication system.

Windows NT disk encryption. SMB port/machine scanner. S/MIME freeware library (export-controlled, US only). Whitespace steganography software.

ActiveX DES control. Very nice Unix and Windows speech encryption software.

Very good encrypted, digital-signature-authentication remote access software (replaces the r* utilities, allows X11 and TCP port redirection over the encrypted connection). Ssh/scp port for Win95/NT. Mega Pack Linux Wallpapers Tux Avatars Raritan on this page.

Very nice, free SSL implementation (like Netscape's SSL, but without the bugs and crippled encryption). Secure password-based authentication over insecure networks.

Crypto extensions for perl and Java. PKCS #11 software-only token implementation. Classic ciphers, links to crypto sites, explanations of the maths behind PGP and RSA, privacy issues. SSH client for Win32. Description and C source code. 366-byte IDEA file encryption program. Patching Navigator and Explorer to use strong crypto.

Mac file encryption using IDEA, written in the free world. Floppy-bootable Linux network security toolkit. PGP encryption integrated into Word for Windows. SSH DLL add-on for Teraterm. Pointers to information on and implementations of a number of conventional, public-key, and hash algorithms. Ssh port to NT via Cygnus gnu-win32. Windows'95 password (.PWL) viewer.

C++ class library of cryptographic primitives. Windows front-end for PGP.

Heavy-duty file wiper for Linux. Add-on to allow XPDF to decrypt encrypted PDF files. Miscellaneous Security Items Random Numbers PC Geiger counters (great random data sources). Information on sources of strong random numbers. Techniques for analyzing PRNG's. George Marsaglia's RNG test suite. A survey of PRNG's for crypto applicatoins.

Build-it-yourself radioactive-decay based random number generator (perfect for Chernobyl residents). Proposed standard for random-number generation devices. Random number generation using lava lamps. Hardware RNG. CDROM contains ~1/4GB of random numbers. Serial-port hardware RNG. Cryptographically strong random number generator.

Various random number sources. Papers and software for PRNG's. Theory and practice of random number generation. Analyses of hardware and software randomg number generators. Web sites and references for RNG information, information on various PRNG's. Resources on secure random-number generation and the problems of insecure random number generation.

Cryptographically strong random number generator. Hardware random number generator. Randomness-gathering techniques. PN-junction based hardware RNG sampled using a sound card. Relative speeds of a number of encryption and hash algorithms. PGP web of trust tracing server. Visitors guide to Bletchley Park.

Steganography papers and ideas. Online links to digital crime, blackmail services, encryption key cracking, airline rerouting, internet shoplifting, e-cash laundering, alien mind control, etc etc. University of Malaga infosec group.

GSM-related technical information and secret features of phones. NB: This page repeats the official GSM security info rather than the actual details. Anonymity for WWW content providers. Descriptions and photos of the KL7 and KWR37. Technology and IP law resources.

Unix and Internet security papers, security software, links and miscellaneous items. Microsoft's interpretation of security (see many other links on this page for everyone elses interpretation of Microsoft's security). X9.59 electronic payment-related references. Bignum prime number verification via a CGI script. Papers on primality testing. Information on quantum computation and cryptography. Information on cellular telephony, PCS, and wireless data transfer.

Remailer home pages, remailer techinfo, PGP introduction, PGP keyservers, crypto pages and laws. Calendar of security and crypto conferences. Various research projects in computer security. GAK/key escrow/trusted third party/whatever centre. Information on the SSL implementation used by your browser. A paper on steganography. The Square block cipher and links to implementations.

Information and links to historical cryptosystems and encryption machines. Yet another new (and patented) PKC. Public Key Infrastructure New Zealand CA. Analysis and comparison of various states' digital signature laws. CA licensed under the Utah Digital Signature Act. Australian CA. Belgium and Luxemburg CA.

South African CA. Implementation details of the German digital signature law. DISA information pages on the Internet PKI. Australian CA. GAK alert: This CA escrows all encryption keys.

Extracting certs from Netscape's.db files. List of CA's worldwide. Czech DATANET CA. Brazilian CA. Columbia University (not country) CA. Columbian draft digital signature legislation.

South African CA. American Bar Association digital signature guidelines, available as WordPerfect and Word documents. CA licensed under the Utah Digital Signature Act. Proposed EC framework for digital signatures and encryption.

Final report on the Florida digital signature guidelines. PKI for Europe Australian PKI project. Global trust register for public keys in molecular form.

Australian government PKI project. IBM CA and PKI products.

Portuguese CA. IN certification authority.

Instructions on installing certificates into MSIE. Nice introduction to cryptographic techniques, certificates, SSL, and SSLeay. IPCA public key. Web-based PGP keyserver. German KeyTrust CA (part of the MailTrusT initiative). Paper which examines problems with existing PKI legislation.

Massachusetts digital siganture and online commerce guidelines and information. The meta-certificate group (an alternative to X.509/PKIX-type certificates).

Large collection of ASN.1 object identifiers. Modification of OCSP to provide a more workable system. Bell Sygma CA. Free LDAP server/client (update of UMich software). Siemans CA toolkit.

Account authority digital signature (AADS) and X9.59 electronic payment standard information. WWW interface to the PGP keyservers. One of several web-based PGP key servers. Web interface for PGP key server. Australian PKI initiative. A tutorial on PKI. NIST's PKI information page - interoperability guidelines, PKI panels and overviews, PKI documents.

Home page of the PKIX working group. Slides from a talk on PKI standards and work in progress. Italian digital signature law. PKI position statement including links to papers on the dangers of a PKI becoming a SurveillanceI. South African CA. Secure Electronic Information in Society (SEIS) project in Sweden. Slovenian CA.

Australian CA. Singapore digital signature and CA legislation. Securities Industry Association CA. Korean CA (all text is in Korean). Documentation and links for SPKI certs. Simple public-key infrastructure requirements. Cookbook for setting up a simple CA and working with server and client certs.

Guide to hacking things so Netscape and MSIE will recognise certs generated by other software. X.509-related services. McBride Baker & Coles summary of worldwide digital signature legislation. Italian CA (in Italian). Links to information on timestamping research, protocols, papers, and patents.

Norwegian CA. UN draft articles on electronic signatures.

Major worldwide CA. Verisign's CRL repository. Information on digital ID's and certificates, certificate practices, and FAQ's. Finnish PKI profile (in Finnish) Trust management on the WWW.

CA toolkit and guide ('low-budget CA'). Links to X.500-related information, standards, and references. The number of these has doubled recently.

A second one has been discovered in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. Various sample certificates including oddball fields and types. Definitions of crypto, PKI and financial services-related terms. Security Agencies and Organizations Links to intelligence and law enforcement agencies, defence agencies and laboratories, military and other government agencies. Description of a job interview with the NSA. Automated System Security Incident Support Team (US DoD CERT).

CERT Australia home page. Biometrics standards, publications, and other information. The German version of the NSA. Canadian computer security information. CESG (aka GCHQ) home page (pretty meagre). Computer Emergency Response Team home page. Codes and codewords used in military projects.

The Canadian CSE's official web page. The Canadian CSE's unofficial web page, which is much more interesting than the official one. Politecnico de Torino computer and network security group. Articles on covert action and surveillance.

WPI cryptography and information security research lab. American Cryptogram Association home page.

Canadian Security Intelligence Service. The cypherpunks archive via HTTP. PGP, remailers, crypto papers, clipper, and pointers to further information. Cypherpunks Tonga - various cypherpunks projects and work in progress. US Department of Defence news releases, with an extensive archive of older material. US classified military programs spending for 1997. The Australian NSA subsidiary.

The home page shows satellite SIGINT gear. Most appropriate. Spy bases worldwide. Archives of the IEEE cipher newsletter containing a great deal of general news on crypto issues. IFIP security in information systems technical committee home page. An online InfoSec journal. Spying, US intelligence agencies, DoD, air force, navy, army, foreign intelligence agencies, whistleblowers, online intelligence archives, military intelligence, weapons technology transfer, industrial espionage, security companies.

Assorted intelligence-related links and information. IACR home page. Hacking central, and a great source of information on security problems. CND's Menwith Hill page.

National Association of Investigative Specialists newsletter. Information of interest to investigators, video surveillance, search and seizure, privacy techniques, legal issues. Information on economic espionage. Various high-performance computing projects sponsored by the NSA. The NSA's home page. The NSA's unofficial home page (much more interesting than the official one). Archives, electronic briefing books, declassified documents, related information.

The Baltimore Sun's six-part series on the NSA. NIST computer security resources. NIST computer security publications.

NZ Intelligence agencies. US spy base in Australia.

GPO appraisal of the US intelligence community Lots of information on intelligence agencies which their home pages will never tell you. Crypto devices used by East Germany. Various spook agencies in the UK. Intelligence, corporate and computer security, counterterrorism, personal security, legislation, news bulletins, upcoming events. Security news and information, software, online discussion forums, products and services, calendar of security events, firewalls, viruses, security courses and policies. Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command information. Wullenweber antennas as used by the NSA.

Security Books, Journals, and Bibliographies, and miscellaneous short publications (Just a call for papers at the moment). Historical books on cryptography, intelligence, military history, and related topics. PhD thesis analysing 4,300 Internet security incidents.

Article debunking various Infowar myths. Online book on cryptography (only the initial section is complete). US army field manuals, schools, strategies and systems. Bibliography of key agreement protocols with links to authors and online papers. Bibliography on molecular computing, including attacking encryption systems using molecular computers.

List of block ciphers, characteristics, and known attacks. Current state of attacks on AES proposals Information on the S/Key authentication protocol.

Publications pertaining to the CAST encryption algorithm. Central and East European Secure Systems Strategies (online security journal). Centre for high-assurance computer systems publications.

Number theory, public-key encryption, RNG's. Howto for Java code signing for Netscape and MS products.

About 1000 CS bibliographies with around 800,000 references. Scanned images of Shannon's classic communications security paper from the Bell Systems Technical Journal. Links to sites which distribute CS tech reports.

Mustek Scanexpress A3 Usb Driver Mac. Installing a student-proof NT setup. Seven Locks' online virus handbook. Comprehensive collection of virus myths, hoaxes, and vendor press releases. Bruce Schneier's 'Applied Cryptography' information.

Overview of CC terms and mechanisms, including discussion of various online CC processing methods. Various PGP developers list archives. Various reports from the computer underground on hacking, security, viruses, hackers, and related issues. Terry Ritter's crypto glossary (long). Good overview of cryptography, digital signatures, certificates, and trust management.

Introduction to crypto and number theory for digital cash. Crypto FAQ for beginners. NIST Computer Science Laboratory bulletins Computer Systems Policy Project reports, including several covering encryption and e-commerce. Cypherpunks mailing list archive. Searchable archive of the cypherpunks mailing list. Cypherpunks mailing list archive. 1970's cryptanalysis of the M-209.

Overview of encryption and encryption algorithms, links to further information. Designing buildings to thwart electronic eavesdropping. Collection of misc.papers and publications on crypto algorithms and implementations. Transcripts of interviews with David Kahn General cryptography, cryptanalysis, computer security. DDJ issue on computer security including Twofish, Panama, e-commerce protocols, and smart cards. Archive of the des-coding mailing list.

Writeup and photos from the 7th Usenix security symposium. The e$ mailing list, information on digital cash clearing, digital bearer bonds, financial cryptography, and related topics. E-commerce mailing list and archives.

Elliptic curve cryptography FAQ. Tutorial on robust programming. Information on the SHTTP protocol. Large archive of documents on electronic surveillance. Tutorial on elliptic curve crypto. Elliptic curve bibliography.

Tutorial on elliptic-curve crypto. Encryption and security-related news stories. Details on the Enigma machine and software simulators. Description of the Bombe and bombe simulator. Entrust white papers and tutorials on security, encryption, certification. Papers and information on the Cryptographically Secured Telecommunications Information Networking Architecture. HP tech report evaluating various micropayment schemes.

Economic Strategy Institute study on crypto markets and policy. Firewalls mailing list archives. Fragments of a book (4 of 10 chapters exist). Design and source code for the Frog AES submission. Description of GSM network security and encryption considerations.

1989-1994 Hack-Tic magazine archive (scanned images, in Dutch). Information on the book (well worth getting).

News ticker which often carries crypto and security-related stories (in German). Links to sites containing information on Enigma, Purple, Magic, and other WWII-era crypto. Computer security papers from the 1970's. Prehistory of public-key crypto from GCHQ.