Hi. I am the network manager for MIT.
I am also a Security Architect for MIT's
Information Technology Architecture Group (ITAG).
Hi. I am the network manager for MIT.
I am also a Security Architect for MIT's
Information Technology Architecture Group (ITAG).
I am a founding member of the Internet
Privacy Coalition 
Protect Privacy Online:
Join the Golden Key Campaign!
Here is my PGP key.
From 1994 through 2003 I was one of the Area Directors for Security on the Internet Engineering Steering Group (IESG). The IESG is the steering group for the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF).
I have setup a blog. Feel free to read and comment.
Hmm. Whats the Weather like:
(links here describe the whether where I am, or in other places that I have an interest in, usually the upcoming or last IETF meeting location is included below).
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Here are some things I am interested in:
Boston Weather:
MIT's
Student Information Processing Board (SIPB)
The Clipper Chip:
Back in 1993 the U.S. Government made its first stab at making sure that it can read any messages sent (on the Internet or otherwise) even if it was encrypted by its senders. The government proposed that all encryption be done in hardware, in government approved chips that had a back door for government access to all encrypted data! This didn't happen, the "Clipper Chip" as it was called as "sunk." Today however our privacy is still under threat as governments around the world consider private communication too much of a threat, after all it might be used by criminals! More information is available at the privacy.org website.
Back in 1993 RSA Data Security put out a poster about the Clipper Chip... Sink Clipper and you can enjoy it here.
When not working or otherwise hacking with computers and networks my wife and I keep Guinea Pigs.
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