19.7.1. message pools -- 19.7.2. pools -- see "message pools." 19.7.3. cover traffic -- 19.7.4. padding -- see "message padding." 19.7.5. message padding -- 19.7.6. latency -- 19.7.7. BlackNet -- an experiment in information markets, using anonymous message pools for exchange of instructions and items. Tim May's experiment in guerilla ontology. 19.7.8. ILF -- Information Liberation Front. Distributes copyrighted material via remailers, anonymously. Another experiment in guerilla ontology. 19.7.9. digital mix -- 19.7.10. FinCEN -- Financial Crimes Enforcement Network. 19.7.11. true name -- one's actual, physical name. Taken from Vernor Vinge's novel of the same name. 19.7.12. mix -- 19.7.13. TEMPEST -- 19.7.14. OTP -- 19.7.15. Vernam cipher -- 19.7.16. detweiler -- verb, to rant and rave about tentacles that are destroying one's sanity through crypto anarchist thought control. Named after L. Detweiler. "He's just detweilering." 19.7.17. remailer -- 19.7.18. Stego -- 19.7.19. incipits -- message indicators or tags (relates to stego) 19.7.20. duress code -- a second key which can decrypt a message to something harmless. Could be useful for bank cards, as well as for avoiding incrimination. A form of security through obscurity, and not widely used.
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