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  1. 2002-12-22  [1] FC: Great idea for 802.11 security tool: Emails the insecure             politech     Declan McCullagh 
  2. 2002-12-22  [1] FC: Peter Wayner replies on Poindexter-proofing databases                politech     Declan McCullagh 
  3. 2002-12-22  [1] FC: Cryptonomicon makes conservative Weekly Standard's book list         politech     Declan McCullagh 
  4. 2002-12-22  [1] FC: FBI overreacts, declares alarm after Infoshop web posting?           politech     Declan McCullagh 
  5. 2002-12-22  [1] FC: John Gilmore advocates vigilantism against Poindexter, TIA?          politech     Declan McCullagh 
  6. 2002-12-22  [1] FC: Cops spy on Denver citizens, now plan to create a database           politech     Declan McCullagh 
  7. 2002-12-22  [1] FC: Buy a flight manual, get a grand jury subpoena?                      politech     Declan McCullagh 
  8. 2002-12-22  [1] FC: China's Internet police are brutally efficient                       politech     Declan McCullagh 
  9. 2002-12-22  [1] FC: One Internet exec's harsh view on spam: "We're under attack!"        politech     Declan McCullagh 
 10. 2002-12-20  [1] FC: White House plans to propose Total Internet Monitoring plan          politech     Declan McCullagh 
 11. 2002-12-19  [1] FC: Poindexter's incredibly shrinking .mil site -- shrinks more!         politech     Declan McCullagh 
 12. 2002-12-18  [1] FC: SpamCop targets another rival: Despammed.com's free service          politech     Declan McCullagh 
 13. 2002-12-18  [1] FC: Net-cast show today 1 pm ET on Total Information Awareness           politech     Declan McCullagh 
 14. 2002-12-18  [1] FC: More nuttiness: SpamCop intentionally blocks anti-spam service       politech     Declan McCullagh 
 15. 2002-12-17  [1] FC: GWU prof Orin Kerr explains why Elcomsoft acquittal happened         politech     Declan McCullagh 
 16. 2002-12-17  [1] FC: Elcomsoft, William Penn, and John Peter Zenger                       politech     Declan McCullagh 
 17. 2002-12-17  [1] FC: Verdict's in: Elcomsoft NOT GUILTY of criminal DMCA violations       politech     Declan McCullagh 
 18. 2002-12-16  [1] FC: Weekly column: Ways to Poindexter-proof personal information         politech     Declan McCullagh 
 19. 2002-12-14  [1] FC: DC city council weighs cameras in residential neighborhoods          politech     Declan McCullagh 
 20. 2002-12-14  [1] FC: Tim May on the worrisome trend toward "signing away rights"          politech     Declan McCullagh 
 21. 2002-12-14  [1] FC: A prophetic post from 1987: Poindexter's database addiction          politech     Declan McCullagh 
 22. 2002-12-14  [1] FC: Decrypting password-protected Microsoft Word .gov documents?         politech     Declan McCullagh 
 23. 2002-12-13  [1] FC: More on data mining, TIA, and how to ID terrorists                   politech     Declan McCullagh 
 24. 2002-12-13  [1] FC: Replies to "What's so bad about Total Information Awareness?"        politech     Declan McCullagh 
 25. 2002-12-13  [1] FC: DARPA replies on its Incredibly Shrinking .Mil Website               politech     Declan McCullagh 
 26. 2002-12-13  [1] FC: Nat Hentoff on TIA: "We'll All Be Under Surveillance"                politech     Declan McCullagh 
 27. 2002-12-13  [1] FC: European security group plans Net conference for spring 2004         politech     Declan McCullagh 
 28. 2002-12-13  [1] FC: Request for articles for "Civil Liberties and Criminal Defense"      politech     Declan McCullagh 
 29. 2002-12-13  [1] FC: Mordechai Ben-Menachem on Pentagon's TIA: "Lies and                  politech     Declan McCullagh 
 30. 2002-12-13  [1] FC: EFF's Brad Templeton and Norm Singleton on TIA's true threat         politech     Declan McCullagh 

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