Can Nautilus Sink Clipper?
By Simson Garfinkel Printing? Use this version ELECTRIC WORD Can Nautilus Sink Clipper? Nerd Fest ’95 Hear It With Your Eyes All Tied Up on the Eastern Front Babewatch Newer World Order Server in the Sky Art That Looks Back Heavy Metal Network of Power alt.gov.propaganda With the FBI’s long history of illegally spying on citizens, who in their right mind would purchase AT&T’s US$1,295 Clipper-equipped Surity 3600 telephone device? If you have a PC and a modem, you’re just one free piece of software away from having a completely spook-proof telephone. Called Nautilus, the voice-encryption program was released in May by three programmers: Bill Dorsey of Mountain View, California; Pat Mullarky of Bellevue, Washington; and Paul Rubin of Milpitas, California. The program has the ability to use an algorithm called “triple-DES” that is widely believed to be unbreakable. And unlike Clipper, there’s no government backdoor. For a copy of Nautilus, ftp to ftp.csn.org/mpj/, download the file READM
