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They break the system, they change everything - Davide Dormino on Assange-Manning-Snowden sculpture
Watch the full episode here: http://bit.ly/1w5i6Au Davide Dormino, the sculptor behind a planned set of life size bronze sculptures of whistleblowers Edward Snowden, Julian Assange, and Chelsea...

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Russian spy Anna Chapman ‘tried to seduce Edward Snowden’

If looks could kill ... Anna Chapman on manoeuvres with the Russian army. Picture: Ren TV Source: Supplied

Edward Snowden, accepting Sweden's Right Livelihood Honorary Award, says he has no regrets about leaking National Security Agency documents. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

SEXY Russian spy Anna Chapman tried to seduce whistleblower Edward Snowden on orders straight from the Kremlin, according to a defector.

Boris Karpichkov, a former KGB agent, claims that a plan was launched for Ms Chapman, 32, to keep Mr Snowden, 31, in Moscow so that Russian agents could continue to question him about US security secrets, according to a new report.

Mr Snowden and Ms Chapman met only once, Mr Karpichkov said. But Ms Chapman followed up that meeting last year with a tweet heard round the world.

Snowden, she tweeted, will you marry me?!

According to Mr Karpichkov, it was all a part of the plan.

But Snowden became concerned about what the consequences would be, Mr Karpichkov told Londons Sunday People. If Snowden had accepted, he would have a right to Russian citizenship. That would lock him in Russia. As a citizen hed need permission to leave.

Last year, Chapman walked out of an NBC interview in Moscow after the spy-turned-Russian celebrity refused to answer questions about her proposal to Snowden.

Target ... Anna Chapman reportedly pursued Edward Snowden on orders from the Kremlin. Picture: The Guardian Source: Supplied

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Sexy Russian spy fails to seduce whistleblower Snowden . DECEMBER 10, 2014 08:49. . Sexy Russian spy Anna Chapman, 32, reportedly tried to seduce Edward Snowden who leaked the classified details of the U.S. National Security Agency on orders from the Kremlin. Snowden has been staying in Moscow since July last year and is permitted to stay in Russia until the end of 2016.

The New York Post said on Monday, citing British tabloid Sunday People`s interview with former KGB agent Boris Karpichkov, that Chapman tried to seduce Snowden to question him about U.S. security secrets.

She tweeted Snowden, will you marry me? in July last year and, according to Karpichkov, it was a part of the Kremlins plan. Snowden and Chapman met only once before the Tweeter proposal but that was the end.

If Snowden had accepted, he would have a right to Russian citizenship. That would lock him in Russia, Karpichkov said. A Russian citizen needs permission to leave if he or she wants to go to other country.

After repelling Chapmans temptation, Snowden has reunited with his long-term girlfriend, Lindsay Mills, in Moscow since July this year.

Before being ousted as a spy, Chapman worked as a real estate agent in New York City. She was caught as a spy by the FBI and was deported to Russia in July 2009. Following her return to Russia, Chapman worked as a model and joined the leadership of the youth wing of the main pro-Kremlin party.

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Cryptography

4/8/2010

Cryptography provides a way to distribute or receive information in secret code, so only the intended parties can read or send it. Cryptography in Windows Embedded CE-based devices includes the Cryptography API set (CryptoAPI), which provides services that enable application developers to add encryption and decryption of data. Application developers can use CryptoAPI without knowing details of the underlying implementation, in much the same way as they can use a graphics library without knowing anything about the particular graphics hardware settings. CryptoAPI works with a number of Cryptographic Service Providers that perform the actual cryptographic functions.

CryptoAPI supports both public key infrastructure (PKI) and symmetric key cryptography.

Provides an overview of the modules and components that implement cryptography in Windows Embedded CE, and the sysgen variables that enable this functionality.

Provides an overview of the Microsoft Cryptographic System and describes how to use cryptography services in Windows Embedded CE.

Provides security information about cryptography in Windows Embedded CE and best practices for implementation.

Describes the registry settings that are necessary to configure this functionality in your device

Provides information that you need to know to migrate this functionality from one version of Windows Embedded CE to another.

Provides examples that use cryptography concepts and programming elements in applications.

Describes of cryptography programming elements.

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Julian Assange clocks up four years at the Ecuadorian embassy

WIKILEAKER Julian Assange is entering his fifth year as a man with a travel toothbrush and the heavy weight of legal charges over his head.

Assange is languishing in luxury or spending his time between chair and treadmill, depending on who you listen to. He most certainly is not at liberty, however, and has been living in a room at the Ecuadorian embassy.

Assange will - if he has been allowed to - have scratched some 1,462 marks on the wall of his room.

Each of these will probably cause him to lose his deposit, if he paid one, and each will serve as testimony to the number of days that he has been away from what he might consider his home.

The Free Assange campaign said that, as the fifth year rolls into being, it is perhaps time to do something about it.

The group is suggesting that policing his stay is a waste of time and money, and has a number of other people who are happy to corroborate that assertion.

A web site called Govwaste makes this point with a number of figures and comments, including a statement from Boris Johnson, London Mayor, who called the police effort a waste of money.

Govwaste said that the Ecuadorian agency has offered Assange amnesty for as long as he needs it, which bodes rather ill for police finances.

So far, the group said, the cost of policing the embassy would have paid for almost seven million meals for the needy.

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