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What's new, Viktor Bout?
Viktor Bout, the poster boy for international arms trafficking, is back in the news.
Last week, Bout's legal defense team submitted an appellate brief to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. It claims Bout was wrongly convicted of five counts to commit conspiracy and terrorism. It asks for his 25-year prison sentence to be overturned, based on a list of complaints he has repeated before.
So what's the news here?
Ironically, Bout's appeal helps us better understand specific weaknesses in the U.S. approach for containing the world's worst arms traffickers -- those that intentionally enable terrorists, perpetrators of atrocity and U.N. sanctions-busting.
So thanks are due to Viktor Bout for highlighting, through the thematic headings of his own appeal, some useful tips for combating illicit arms trafficking.
Contractual Relations with the United States. Bout asserts that the United States was lax in its pursuit of him for international arms trafficking activities because his planes were being used during the Iraq war by both U.S. private security firms, such as Halliburton, and the U.S. Department of Defense.
These alleged mistakes, if true, could be in danger of being repeated. Thinking it has tackled Bout's network by cutting off its top leader, the U.S. appears to have slacked off from oversight of American companies simultaneously serving U.S. national security operations and international weapons dealers.
As demonstrated in my August 2012 report, "Viktor Bout's Gunrunning Successors: A Lethal Game of Catch Me if You Can," two of Viktor Bout's former associates, Sergei Denisenko and Andrey Kosolapov, reportedly recently circumvented U.S. law by attempting to acquire aircraft and maintenance services from U.S. entities for illicit trafficking in Africa. This operation allegedly included U.S. licensed pilots based as far afield as Alaska and Uganda, a U.S. pilot training academy in Minnesota, and a U.S. aviation leasing and aircraft servicing company with offices in Ventura, California and Bangor, Maine.
Significantly, the same U.S. aviation company implicated in that global arms network is currently contracted for U.S. national security operations. And even as these U.S. security operations are underway in Africa in the very place where the Russian traffickers determined to ply their illicit trade, no one has been held accountable.
So recommendation number one is: Given there is a grave risk of blowback, the U.S. needs to quickly act against any form of illegal collusion between its private contractors running U.S. covert operations and outlawed arms traffickers.
Bout is Placed On Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) List. Once the U.S. put Bout on its official sanctions list, it became illegal for any U.S. entity to do business with him. Nonetheless, as the Bout appeal brief alleges, his companies were able to obtain U.S. Defense Department contracts.
Currently, Sergei Denisenko is on this same SDN List, which is publicly available on the U.S. Department of Treasury web site. And yet, Denisenko's companies reportedly recently contracted the American entities listed above, one of which, again, is a U.S. Defense Department contractor.
Interrelated recommendations are: The U.S. Department of Defense should strengthen regimes to vet, alert and oversee sanctions compliance by its own contractors. The U.S. Department of Treasury should investigate potential violations, since it has administrative oversight of the SDN list through its Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC).
Congressional Investigation. Thanks go to Bout for illuminating the role that the U.S. Congress can play to support transparency. Bout claims that in 2004, when a major newspaper reported on the use of his planes by U.S. government subcontractors, the very next day, the Deputy Secretary of State and of Defense both were called before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. It took seven more months, but ultimately the deputy secretary of defense appears to have admitted such use by government subcontractors.
Where is Congressional oversight now when it's needed? A U.S. defense contractor, pilots, and a U.S. flight training school recently were allegedly co-opted by Bout associates looking to disguise their illicit operations behind the cover of U.S. legitimacy.
Recommendation three: At the very least, a Congressional hearing should be called to examine the failure of American oversight over U.S. defense contractors. A more forward-looking approach would require examination of the loopholes that permitted a transnational criminal outfit to use U.S. assets counter to U.S. law, U.S. national security interests, and UN sanctions.
My bi-partisan dream team would include Senators Dianne Feinstein (D. California) and Susan Collins (R. Maine) on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, as well as Congressman Ed Royce (R. California) and Congressman Eliot Engel (D. New York) on the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
Get Viktor Bout! Bout's defense claims U.S. law enforcement relentlessly pursued him after a New Republic article embarrassed the U.S. government for its complicity with Bout and a scapegoat was needed.
I would be pleasantly surprised to learn that the 2006 New Republic article I co-wrote with Doug Farah had prompted U.S. law enforcement efforts against Bout.
I would derive more satisfaction if U.S. law enforcement pursued to its fullest extent the collaborators involved in the arms trafficking pipeline that aimed to enable atrocities and U.N. sanctions-busting illuminated in my August 2012 report. The Mauritius government is the only country to my knowledge that has launched an official investigation.
So recommendation number four follows on number three: Relevant U.S. law enforcement and government agencies should assist the Mauritius authorities and cast a wider enforcement net to dismantle the entire arms trafficking network formerly connected to Viktor Bout.
Jurisdiction/Nexus. Last, Bout's defense raises concerns about how extra-territoriality is applied under U.S. law. He claims he could not have reasonably anticipated being tried in a U.S. court for his overseas conduct, since neither Russian law nor existing laws for the international sale and distribution of arms would have prevented his weapons business with the narco-trafficking Colombian rebels, the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC).
This is instructive in two ways. It strengthens the case for a robust Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), requiring countries to adopt consistent and tougher regulations. With extra-territorial reach, this could make it more difficult for arms middlemen to weaponize the perpetrators of mass atrocities. ATT negotiations resume this March at U.N. headquarters in New York.
Second, Bout's argument points to weaknesses in the enforcement of international law and transnational crime.
Recommendation number five is forward-thinking: To better empower law enforcement agencies and atrocity prevention entities, the active arms networks affiliated with Viktor Bout should be re-designated under U.S. law as transnational criminal organization (TCO). And to better protect U.S. national security interests abroad, the U.S. government should play a leading role at the ATT negotiations in March backing the strongest international arms controls possible.
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Use an int rather than a char for getc()
Rewind message buffer after searching recipient address.
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Hopefully fix a bug with pool stats.
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Don't send messages to ourselves via the mailsystem but instead place them in the pool as incoming messages so that they will get processed with the next pool run.
We might as well move the handling of (* foo) and (bar *) chains inside the if statement (we have stats). Otherwise we do not have any broken chains anyway
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That patch was probably wrong. The original behaviour is fishy tho. Need to look at it when I'm awake
I think this is more correct now. It moves all the days one back in time and shows yesterday's stats with yesterday's date (before they weren't visible at all). Somehow yesterdays stats seem to go from 1am to 1am, rather than 12am to 12am. Maybe I'm wrong tho
Fix a small bug that led to nasty infinte loops in cases with no reliable remailers in randfinal()
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The '-argument=value' version actually doesn't work. It's '-argument value'.
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Experimental feature: --redirect -l <chain>. If you have a mixmaster message with a chain starting with hop1 (you cannot know any more because it already is encrypted) then mix --redirect -l=foo,bar < file redirect the message so the chain is actually foo,bar,hop1,... and places it in your pool. If the total number of hops (which cannot be known) exceeds 20 the message is damanged and will fail at the 20th node.
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Respect DISTANCE setting also when selecting the final hop. This is important in cases where the user chooses a chain like '*,*,valiant,*'. Previously it was possible that valiant was taken as a last hop resulting in a chain like '....,valiant,valiant'.
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until we can handle the case where our pgp keys expire, don't create keys that expire
Warn if stats are older than one day
Warn if stats are older than one day
Show reliability 0% in curses interface if we have a bad chain
refine chainselection with bad chains
Mixmaster now uses broken-chain info from stats. I hope this doesn't break any Nym functionality.
Found that weird bug that weird bug that sometimes led to "Unknown remailer version!" errors: In chain_randfinal() we selected a random value between 0 and maxrem instead of 0 and maxrem - 1.
In client mode (REMAIL n) the pool is flushed every time mixmaster is run unless CLIENTAUTOFLUSH is set to n. (closes: #676794: Rate implementation doubled)
If remix was enabled and we had a Type-I Anon-Post-To request we accidently randhoped it via the configured default remailing chain (default: *,*,*,*). Fixed (closes: #729494).
In the curses interface chain selection it was not possible to select a random last hop with a usenet post message. Fixed (closes: #719165).
In order to serve help files in different languages we need a way to reply to requests like remailer-help-it. In order to not have to modify the code for each and every new ressource, Mixmaster now sends the file requests/remailer-<something> to remailer-<something> requests. remailer-{help,key, stats,conf,adminkey} still are special cases tho.
Check that feedback buffer is not null before operating on it in chain_select(). Closes #631353
Correct function name
Install script tweaks
Fix a problem in destinationblock() where a buffer could have been used after it was free()d which resulted in segfaults.
Not all makes out there like $<
Remove the mix_regular call in client mode - this needs to be done a little bit differently
Actually add parsedate to Makefile-sh.in Somebody please fix our build system
Make sure DH/DSA param file is actually opened before writing to it. Fixes a segfault in case it is not.
Add max capability to Type I
Add a FIXME
Handle a pool we cannot read correctly
Added missing newline characters.
Tagging version 3.0a2.
forward port HISTORY :)
Append another newline character to mbox folders when storing a mail so that the mandatory empty line is there (mutt does not have problems without it but other MUAs probably have).
Fixed IDEA detection with static linking
LDFLAGS are also needed, now that we also link during IDEA detection
Build with libs in usr/local
Make the IDEA warning even stronger
Do not allow blocking of known remailers
Mixmaster can handle more than one nym
Documentation of star exclude Minor documentation fixes
This patch should fix bug #612492, which was preventing people from compiling in or installing to paths which contained spaces. Liberal use of quotes should keep the shell from misunderstanding things, but I'd still advise folks to avoid spaces in directory names, just to be on the safe side. :)
Have stats on intermediate vs. final hop count (closes: #649900).
Updated HISTORY for Install fixes and *-exclude patch.
Fix idea detection, do not use gmake
Applied Colin's star exclude patch
I'm tagging MAIN as 3.0a1. I've also added a new file, Makefile-sh.in, which is the pre-autoconf Makefile.in. If Mixmaster is installed via the Install script, this file will be used. Once autoconf support is more stable, we can remove thisand the Install script.
We've changed the client defaults to send messages immediately, rather than pool messages. Also, I've removed some automatically generated files, which never should have been in CVS in the first place.
Grammar fix.
Fixed some comments.
Made the protocol version a string constant.
Updated to reflect release of 2.9b40.
We prepend the protocol version string to the software version number in the type 2 capstring. This is necessary to allow existing Mixmaster versions to interoperate with future versions of Mixmaster. Once we have confirmation that the use of the colon in the version string doesn't break any clients or other servers, I'll commit this to -stable and 2.0.4b as well, and modify the spec accordingly.
Fixed a typo.
Made a tense change. Given that RSA isn't patent encumbered anymore, and IDEA will expire in a few years, this is how it should be. I need to clear this with Anonymizer before we use this change, though, so the License in CVS should not be considered the true License.
Make sure that the daemon does sleep at least 5 seconds between runs
We chould also chdir() if the daemon doesn't detach
make sure to unlink mix.pid in the right directory and reword a warning message
SIGINT and SIGTERM catching beeing ported to stable
Write pidfile before reopening stdio to /dev/null
Move Win32 Service termination handling a bit up
Pid file writing is to be backported
Document PIDFILE file/option
snprintf() takes care of the final \0 itself
Move pidfile writing out of optional detaching
Removed trailing whitespace
Removed an empty line to minimize the diff to stable
Rewriting the timing logic in mix_daemon() a little bit (optically at least)
Moved MAILIN doc to some other place
Mailintime was backported to stable (or will be shortly)
Whitespace cleanup: for i in *.c; do cp -a $i $i.orig; sed -e 's/^ /<TAB>/' $i.orig > $i; rm $i.orig; done for i in *.c *.h; do cp -a $i $i.orig; sed -e 's/[ <TAB>]*$//' $i.orig > $i; rm $i.orig; done
Whitespace change only - same version as in stable
Whitespace changes only: Remove trailing whitespace Replace tabs by spaces
Updated HISTORY file in -MAIN to reflect release of 2.9b39.
There's no point in keeping statistics for the client.
Bug fix: check the pool for waiting messages in the non-remailer configuration. In particular, messages are supposed to be sent immediately if the user sets POOLSIZE and SENDPOOLTIME to 0.
ignore autoconf files
Updated TODO again. (That bug leaving stale t* pool files is still alive.)
Updated todo list.
Split out b39 changes.
setenv() and unsetenv() are not POSIX functions, but BSDisms. We need to use putenv() on systems that lack these functions.
an email file could also start with Return-Path
The protocol will not change for 3.0.
Added missing switch in usage message.
Update TODO
Forgot to rewind the buffer
Graceperiod smaller, default keylifetime upped to one year
Only return latest pgp keys to remailer-key requests
another bug fix for mail folder detection...
Basic autoconf support. This is just a beginning. Len says it has problems detecting his screwy OpenSSL installation, which we can work on. Also, I didn't start mucking about in using the autoconf-generated config.h instead of a bunch of -D options on the compiler command line. This is something we should do, though! There is also not yet a replacement for the installation part of the old 'Install' script.
Write keyid, creation date, etc header along with armored keys to pgpkey.txt
Log CRC errors
The pager is not supposed to show envelope from lines. Don't mark them as "invalid headers".
Warn when generating RSA keys without IDEA support.
add missing word
revert the mail folder check change. mix -f can also be used to post a followup for Usenet articles or individual email messages not in folder format
Do not recreate the public keys from the private keyring if there still is a public keyring in pgpkey.txt. This means we don't recreate the self signature on binding keys amoung other things. It probably also means that one can replace the keys in pgpkey.txt with keys signed by the adminkey and not have them overriden the next time one does ./mix -[GK] (although I did not test this). We still need to fix keymgt to only return the latest keys - this should be simple once I find out how to get expiration date for a specific key. There's a small problem with the current keymanagement for PGP keys I guess. If the latest key is not the last in the keyring we might screw up. Can you verify this Disastry?
Fix assertion
Updated to reflect recent changes.
Make sure to always have the right one of begin private/public key
Reverse that - I'll do it differently
Added --config and POOL.
pass armortype to pgpdb_close - used when file needs to get armored
Mixmaster is now Free. Thanks, Anonymizer!
remove incorrect checks for Win NT Service, these gave false posetives when used from QS
We now handle CRLF end of lines in pubring.mix
mask off extra bits from crc24 in right place
We now handle CRLF end of lines in pubring.mix
Compare only the lower 24 bits when checking CRCs
Extended comments for pgp_armor()
pgp_verify(BUFFER *msg, BUFFER *detached, pgpsig *sig) my be called with detached == NULL, and this was't checked.
be less noisy (this code is also run in the client...)
AUTH LOGIN support for SMTP.
Check PGP armor checksum
1/(64*64) pgp messages was lost, the ones with armor checksum startig with =46
add commandline option --config=file this allows to use alternate configuration file (for example on encrypted partition) also make pool directory configurable
close the comment
Added feature request -- Borland compiler compatability.
Added closing comments for all #ifdef statements. All #endif's, as well as nested braces, should be commented to reference their start. We need to provide comments before every function as well.
Update documentation on parameters for pgp_getkey()
Move table heads to their right place. i.e. one char to the right
Use yyyy-mm-dd instead of yyyy/mm/dd similar to GnuPG
Update of TODO after Disastry's commits
Add cvs2cl to TODO list
Fixed the "is a mailfolder" checking for -f. Eliminated unused variables when compiling without USE_NCURSES. Fixed missing line endings for "-f" warnings when not using ncurses. (ncurses doesn't seem to mind the added "\n" characters.) I'm not entirely sure "char path" is being set properly without USE_NCURSES. Can someone double check me?
pgp_get_sig_subpacket() is used only in pgpdata.c, so make it static
check expiration and revocation of pgp keys, userids, subkeys do not encrypt with expired or revoked keys, subkeys do not sign with expired or revoked keys do not decrypt with expired keys, subkeys after graceperiod when encrypting use preferences from latest and/or primary userid create new pgp keys if current are to expire in overlapperiod
gcc on some Archs warns about possible uninitialized variables
Updated the current HISTORY file to reflect the latest release.
Cleaned up passphrase prompting.
Shell hates us - yet another fix
Fixed passphrase entry bug.
Now actually adds the passphrase to the config file if it isn't already there, and we're not compiling it in. Thanks, noise.
Use the key later in the file if they have the same expiry date (weasel aka uid23509)
Linux PPC fixes
It should be this way
There is Sleep() in Windows, not sleep(). Well, this code is never used, but fix anyway
There is no [un]setenv() in MSVC I hope putenv() does the same
Standardized commenting conventions.
Updated documentation for {IN,OUT}DUMMYP, and to reflect changes in remailer defaults. Mixmaster now has a sanity-check on the number of dummy messages generated automatically. Fixed typos in mix.1 and Install. Install now prompts before using a previously generated Makefile.
Allow setting dummy parameters
We now generate dummy messages as mail enters and exits the pool.
We now delete t* and e* files along with p* at PACKETEXP time.
added a few bugs.
Mixmaster keys now have creation and expiration date. It is not secured by any crypto voodoo, it's only informational for clients to decide which keys to use should they have more. - on the client side we do not show remailers (and therefore not use them) if their key is expired. - the remailer refuses to decrypt messages to keys that expired one month ago or earlier. - the remailer automatically creates new mixmaster keys if the current one are about to expire or already are expired. - the latest key from secring.mix is written to key.txt. It used to be the first one. Since creation of new mix key appends the key, this seemed sensible.
what needs to be done for this key expire thing to really work
Use sane RSA exponet
I've added some more items to the todo list based on user suggestions.
More tedious OpenSSL version check additions.
Fixed a bug and added confirmation for compiling with older OpenSSLs.
Fix riot.eu.org links.
When creating new OpenPGP keys, also set an expiry date. Key lifetime defaults to 8 months but can be overriden by the KEYLIFETIME configuration option. We currently do not store the self signature and the keybinding (which hold the expiry information in DSA keys) in the secret keyring. This is unfortunate because we use the current KEYLIFETIME when recreating them should the public keyring need to be rewritten. The solution is to store them in the secret keyring (like GnuPG does) and not recreate them later if we already have them.
Random clean ups
The files created with SENDMAIL outfile have different names now to scale beyond 10k files (closes: #587593).
new MSVC patch by Disastry
Disatry prefers it this way. C is broken
Write a pid file
Only ask for passphrase if none is set _and_ we do have a tty
Fix segfault with no keys
Disastry's passphrase patch take II: also asks for passphrase when doing mix -K/G/R/M
Changed the default to store passphrase in mix.cfg
Uncomment my sleep(2). This really shouldn't be this hard.
formatting change.
Mixmaster now Beeps and Sleeps[tm] when the user selects a Middleman remailer as the last hop. (If this is a mistake, the user will probably notice it now.) I'd prefer an interactive query to make sure this is what the user wants to do, but Peter thinks I am being silly, so I'll be content with this. :)
Entered passphrase was overwritten with SIGHUP. It's now stored to a second variable.
getv2seckey() prototype is now defined globally as it is used in main() now.
Mixmaster now prompts for user input for the secret key passphrase when mix is started in daemon mode (./mix -D). Mixmaster will try to find either PGP/RSA, PGP/ELG or Mix key that can be decrypted with the provided passphrase. If it finds one, it assumes the passphrase is good. (We may have a problem if the user manages to get his secret key passphrases out of sync. Suggestions on handling this case?) FYI: the passphrase in mix.cfg takes precedence over the passphrase compiled into the binary. If neither of these are present, only then is the user prompted for a keyboard-input passphrase. We still need to make mix retain the user-provided passphrase across SIGHUP signals.
Mixmaster now prompts for user input for the secret key passphrase when mix is started in daemon mode (./mix -D). Mixmaster will try to find either PGP/RSA, PGP/ELG or Mix key that can be decrypted with the provided passphrase. If it finds one, it assumes the passphrase is good. (We may have a problem if the user manages to get his secret key passphrases out of sync. Suggestions on handling this case?) FYI: the passphrase in mix.cfg takes precedence over the passphrase compiled into the binary. If neither of these are present, only then is the user prompted for a keyboard-input passphrase. We still need to make mix retain the user-provided passphrase across SIGHUP signals.
Fixed a bug with reading armored keyrings consisting of more than one armored block or having comments in front of the one armored block. The secret pgp keyring is now stored ASCII armored with one key per ascii armor. NB: Due to the bug with reading armored keyrings and secring being stored armored now, it is not adviseable to downgrade mixmaster unless special action is taked to preserve the secret pgp keyring.
Update HISTORY
Previosly when we ran Mixmaster in daemon mode and injected mail either via pop3 or the MAILIN method (reading a Maildir or an mbox), Mixmaster only processed remailer-xxx requests at SENDPOOLTIME intervalls. It might be in the interest of an operator to have a high SENDPOOLTIME - like say an hour or two - to provide better security to their user. However it is also important to answer remailer-xxx requests in a timely manner. This conflict of interests can be solved by adding yet another config option: MAILINTIME. MAILINTIME specifies the amount of time between reading MAILIN and processing those mails (as well as those injected via POP3). Processing here means to answer -xxx requests and to add remailer mails to the pool. This is also done implicitly whenever Mixmaster is about to process its pool or just fetched mail via pop3.
Use names rather than numbers as arument to pgp_armor. Have PGP PRIVATE for armoring
Used the wrong variable
Maildir will not work on SHORTNAMES operating systems. Is there any reason to still �support� that? I guess nobody even tried to build a Mixmaster on 8.3 systems in recent years.
Update HISTORY
Fixed problem with stats. Numbers at 00:00 GMT were wrong. The problem was in expiring hourly stats to daily stats: Once a dataset is older than 24 hours it gets moved to the daily bucket. Unfortunatly daily buckets are aligned at 00:00GMT each day. So next time stats.log is read that 00:00GMT sample is within our 24hrs again. The fix is to mark daily sets as such and to never import them to hourly statistics.
Mixmaster in daemon mode will now reload its configuration upon receiving a SIGHUP. It was necessary to set the defaults in their own function rather than when defining the variables. It will also catch SIGTERM and SIGINT and exit in a sane way, first finishing the current action. New option --no-detach will prevent mixmaster in daemon mode from detaching from the terminal.
Fix timings. Probably only interesting for Mixmaster in daemon mode. If your computer was fast enough to do all the regular remailer stuff within one second the next time mix_regular() was called it didn't consider it time for yet another run. Now using >= rather than > for those comparisons.
gcc complained about algo being possibly undefined with -O2. just get rid of the warning
Minor fix to IDEA detect code
Ignore comment lines
Note that recent change closed bug #480330
Also list cypherpunk remailers in remailer-conf reply. Thanks to Ulf and Disastry for their help.
When expiring packet ids from id.log also expire packets that are dated more than half a year in the future. That way we get rid of invalid packets introduced by the switch to a binary file.
Only list supported if we support that type
List known mixmasters in remailer-conf replies. How do I get a list of the pgp keyring so I can also list type I remailers? Do we need to list type I remailers?
update TODO
Enable exit hop to add footers.
When sending type II messages interactivly you may now choose a middleman remailer as the last hop in your chain (closes: #481244).
mbox/Maildir mail input is done
Make sure to deliver to the right directory with Maildir deliveries. Since we do not chdir() to the Mixmaster base directory we need to take care of this whenever we do file or directory operations. Fortunatly the function mixfile() helps here. mixfile() was extended to handle paths starting with "~/". '~' is replaced by the HOME environment variable if defined. Implement MAILIN option: If set Mixmaster reads mails from either a mbox or a Maildir mail folder when processing its queue (-M or daemon). After reading the mail folder is emtpied. If MAILIN ends with / it is expected to be a Maildir, mbox oterhwise. I hope that I did not break anything with the change to mixfile(). Maildir drop and reading from both Maildir and mbox has been tested a little. Seems to work fine so far.
Fixes to make it build on Win32. Thanks Disastry
Re-introduced the todo list with Reality. Basically, if the install process is made friendly and saner, and we've done real testing on the major platforms, I'm not too interested in holding up 3.0 any longer. Everything else can be done in the point release. Should we: * leave AES support #ifdef'd out if OpenSSL 0.9.7 isn't released? * support AES if the installed version of OpenSSL is 0.9.7beta3 or greater? * include the necessary AES source from OpenSSL, as per the original patch? I'm leaning toward option two, though we should still display the "this version of OpenSSL is untested" message for 0.9.7. FWIW, 0.9.7beta3 has been working fine for me on randseed.
We use DIRSEP instaed of / usually. Beats me why but I am following it
Secret plan to get rid of IDEA stage (1): The Install script detects - in a reliable fashion - whether idea support is available. It only defines USE_IDEA if this is the case. On operating systems that lack the patented IDEA algorithm (OpenBSD and Debian for instance) a warning is printed but building and installation is not halted.
Remove unused variable
Add support for PASSPHRASE in the config file to the Install script (which needs to die RSN!).
Use getcwd()/chdir() instead of open()/fchdir(). This was suggested by Disastry to make the WIN32 port easier.
Use Maildir++ scheme for naming files. This includes the message size in the filename which with some mail systems is used for quota caluclation. If link()ing from the tmp/ directory to the new/ directory fails with EEXIST try with another target filename again after sleeping for some time (Break out after 5 attempts).
Better check this result too
Maildir support
Currently, if Mixmaster is encrypting mail to multiple recipients, it does not honor key preferences, and defaults to 3DES with no MDC. It should choose the "most prefered" settings between the recipients, only using 3DES/MDC if no other choice is available. (We'll have to make some reasonable tie-breaking decisions, too -- for instance, if one key lists AES,CAST and another lists CAST,AES -- which do we take? I think we should have an internal "preference order" that is used in these cases. I propose AES128,AES256,AES192,CAST5,3DES,IDEA,BLOW). We'll want to use the MDC feature in all possible cases. Fixing this is most important -- I'd be okay with using 3DES whenever we have multiple recipients, as long as we could use MDC if they each advertised either support for it in the features flag, or support for ciphers 7,8,9, or 10 (even though we don't support 10). Hmm. Something else to check -- PGP 7.x can decrypt MDC when used with 3DES, right?
Fixed incorrect information about default location of PGP keyrings.
Document --store-mail
Fix typo
Changes for building WIN32 DLL.
Added a new feature, --store-mail (-I), which will deliver an encrypted mix packet to the message pool without attempting being decrypted. It is stored as a i* packet in the pool, to be later decrypted by Mixmaster running in daemon mode, or with "mix -M" started (for example) by cron. This avoids passphrase prompting problems.
Version is now 2.9b37. This is entirely an OpenPGP feature enhancement/bugfix release. Many thanks to Disastry for his work on this version.
Preparing for 2.9b37.
Preparing for 2.9beta37
Fixed wording.
Spelling fix
Added a few more TODO items.
Some Items
Formatting corrections. Now prints Mixmaster version in the OpenPGP Version header when displaying a normal PGP message or key. (Either outputs "Version: N/A" or "Version: 2.6.3i" when formatting remailer or nym messages. Should we make this a user-configurable option?)
Fixed typos.
Mixmaster now defaults to not offering network services if the line "REMAIL = Y" is not present in mix.cfg.
Remove extra newline and write Mixmaster with a capital M
Mixmaster now uses the OpenPGP MDC packets (as specified in RFC 2440-bis06). Mixmaster will use MDC packets if the MDC flag is found in the recipient's PGP key, or by default if it is encrypting with AES. New keys generated with Mixmaster will have the MDC flag placed in the key's preferences. Also, cipher preferences are now advertised as CAST5, AES128, 3DES.
Several PGP fixes by Disastry: No longer create mpi with leading zero <email@example.com> Handle RSA keys with size not a multiple of 64 bits <email@example.com> put "Hash: SHA1\n" header when clearsigning with DSA/SHA1 <email@example.com>
Added instructions on announcing public remailers. This README needs to be heavily reviewed...
Small fix for mpgp on windows <email@example.com>
Fix a small bug in pgpdata.c that stopped mixmaster from reading cipher preferences. <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Prepare for 2.9beta36
Reacquainted the TODO list with reality.
Changed stats source, minor tweaks, typo fixes.
Added identification logic for the new OpenSSL versions (0.9.6e{e,f,g}). Now prints a warning if using OpenSSL 0.9.4 through 0.9.6e. Still allows building with these versions.
Detach as suggested by the Unix Programming FAQ
Fix typo
Make sure files are closed
ANSI C does not allow extra ; outside of a function
Submitted By: Sami Farin (safari): Included correct header files. Src/main.c had incorrect param to buf_appendf. Added buf_write_sync() (used by Src/rem.c:mix_pool()). Should a mixmaster machine crash, pool file can contain any random data after reboot/journal recovery (at least when using reiserfs). Maybe not relevant, but strrchr should be used instead of strchr when looking for domain part. Src/pgpdata.c:pgp_elgdecrypt() passes uninitialized values to BN_free if BN_CTX_new fails. Src/pgpdata.c:pgp_elgencrypt() passes uninitialized value to BN_free if the third mpi_get(key, i) fails. Src/random.c does not check return value of read(). Src/rndseed.c does not check return value of read().
Free buffer line in pgp_signtxt(). Thanks Disastry
Make smtp sending similar to local /usr/lib/sendmail sending (wrt header/body seperation; Closes: #482052). Add X-Loop header on mailbox forwarded messages.
Fix public remailer keys getting re-signed every time keys are requested (Closes: #478383).
Fix unused variable warning on OpenBSD
Default to not creating a .forward file Whitespace changes
Default to not creating a .forward file
Added support for Sym. Encrypted Integrity Protected Data Packet (Tag 18) and Modification Detection Code Packet (Tag 19) in the OpenPGP code. See RFC2440bis-05:5.13 for more info. Mixmaster's PGP functionality and mpgp both need extensive compatibility and regression testing now.
s/MAIL/MAILBOX/ in one place/
Add info to #endifs stating to which #if they belong
The -G option now forces creation of new keys even in client mode (Closes: #585176)
Fix #586431: remailer-conf a bit broken; flag needed to be reset
whitespace change only
Make all filenames configurable in mix.cfg. Add global mix.cfg support (compile time option).
Only create OpenPGP RSA keys if we compiled with IDEA.
USE_IDEA is no longer default in config.h. It always gets defined by the Install script instead.
We have changed the compile-time option PASSPHRASE to be named COMPILEDPASS. We have changed the configuration file option PASS_PHRASE to be named PASSPHRASE. We have added documentation for the new configuration file option and made changes in the man page to reflect the name change. This was done to avoid confusion due to the similarity in names of the options.
The -T option (display type2.list) previously would not work if the file type2.list was not present. -T will now display type2.list info retrieved from pubring.mix if type2.list is not present.
Fixed a version check issue with OpenSSL.(We were incorrectly recognising 0.9.5a as 0.9.6a, and not recognising 0.9.6a.) Changed the zlib text to ask for the non-vulnerable version. We should check the zlib version at Install time, but that will be done when we move to autoconf.
majordomo@* -> majordomo@
Added support for AES in Type I messages. This should prevent lost mail if a user attempts to send OpenPGP messages encrypted with AES. Support for AES requires OpenSSL 0.9.7 (soon to be released.) The Install script needs to be updated to enable AES if 0.9.7 or later is present. Also, pgp_keylen now returns 0 instead of -1 for unknown symalgo. Output of pgp_keylen is used in buf_appendrnd and in other functions without checking, so they might be unhappy with -1. (We should really check for this.) Thanks to Disastry and Peter for working on this.
List all prerequisites for each build target (Closes: #584386)
Fix a strncat() to undefined string variable (Closes: #584381)
Removed duplicate define of NYMDB from menu.h
Modified the Install script to properly locate opensslv.h. It now checks in both $INCDIR/openssl and $INCDIR/ for the file. Also, I reverted back to the version checking that was done in 2.9beta23, and added special case exceptions for the four OpenSSL versions with alphanumeric designations prior to the main version check, since Bourne shell cannot handle multiple bases and bash is not universal. Also,I modifed the "upgrade" script for clarity, and changed the default from "y" to "n" for activating Type I remailers on installation. Lastly, I performed pre-release configuration file updates. Ready for 2.9b35.
Changed default naming of the ERRLOG to conform with Mixmaster's log file conventions. Will not affect upgraded installations.
Added the ability to store the key passphrase in the mix.cfg file instead of having it compiled into the binary. This offers a number of advantages over the compiled-in method and still allows for encrypted remote storage of keys. In order to take advantage of the new changes, the Install script will need to be modified. As this is being replaced with a proper autoconf system, we're defering that until later. The changes we're committing replace PASSPHRASE with PASS_PHRASE, which is read from the config. If the compiled-in passphrase, PASSPHRASE, is set, that is used instead. (This is how Mixmaster will function if you use the Install script.)
Include destination allow in remailer-conf reply. Thanks Katherine
Document my previous changes
ignore generated files in CVS
Fix use of global vars in function Disastry bug <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Call RSA_free at the end of pgp_rsakeygen()
Updated to include latest changes...
Mixmaster was unable to use RSA private keys which were not multiples of 8 bytes. Mixmaster now resyncs before each mpi.
The format of id.log is now binary. Mixmaster still performs a linear search on it for duplicate checking, but this should improve performance on slower systems over having the entries stored in a text file. We had considered using a hash table, but id.log entries only matter up to 7 days anyway, so there isn't too much more to be gained. Perhaps if we had Mixmaster on cell phones... ;) Thanks to Disastry for this patch.
Mixmaster now does not attempt to generate keys when run in client-only mode (REMAIL set to "n") as there is no reason to do so. Requested by Richard Christman for Quicksilver.
I get sick of tagging new versions and then realizing I forgot to update the version tag, so I am doing it now.
blocking majordomo@ due to abuse.
Removing old zlib directory.
Replaced zlib 1.1.3 with zlib 1.1.4 because of a security problem. See http://www.gzip.org/zlib/advisory-2002-03-11.txt for details.
Fixed version string and retagged for 2.9beta34
Getting ready for 2.9b34
Fixed a typo. Pool file legend really should be documented somewhere besides the source, also.
eliminates a memory leak.
Safer packet expiration code.
updated files to be ignored by cvs
put .cvsignore entry for pcre-2.08/chartables in the proper .cvsignore
Using break instead of continue in the -g option. Also add a missing break in the -a (attachment) command line parsing code.
Partial packets were not being removed from the pool directory after expiring. This was due to a bug in rem.c, function pool_packetexp(), which tried to unlink() the file name (which was not in the current working directory). We now supply the full path to the expired packet file. Also modified .cvsignore to ignore pcre cruft.
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Fixed line wrapping in help file stubs. (Lucky Green)
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Removed the angle brackets from around the remailer name tokens.
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ignoring Makefile.
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Transparent remix bug fix by Andy Dustman.
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All help files rewritten (by firstname.lastname@example.com)
Ryan Lackey and Riot Admin reported errors in pgpget.c -- fixed by Ulf M.
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Selected a more reliable stats source.
rev'd version to beta32.
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Updated stats after 2.9beta32 release.
First round of changes adding support for Mixmaster as a service under Windows NT.
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Put "M" in key file (key.txt) if remailer is middleman. (disastry) Remember the flags are: C accepts compressed messages. M will forward messages to another mix, when used as the final hop. Nm supports posting to Usenet throught a mail-to-news gateway. Np supports direct posting to Usenet.
Writes correct message time to mbox. Contributed by Disastry.
Memory may be freed without allocating. Fixes a problem in filtermsg() when message to be sent is greater than SIZELIMIT. By disastry.
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- Posted: April 24, 2012
- Author(s): Tyler Sadonis
- Categories: Home, Middle East and Africa, FairVote, Elections Worldwide
After a disputed election in 2007 caused violence and chaos across Kenya, the youth are organizing to ensure a different outcome when Kenyans return to the polls in 2013 to elect a new president.
The 2012 GOP Nomination Contest Affirms Value of New Rules
- Posted: April 23, 2012
- Author(s): Sheahan Virgin, Rob Richie
- Categories: Research & Analysis, Home, Presidential Elections, Presidential Nominations Reform
As the 2012 Republican nomination contest effectively ends, FairVote reviews how the Republican Party's new nomination rules improved the process and proposes how to make both major parties can make it better in 2016.


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