Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 07:47:04 -0500
Message-Id: <199603251247.HAA08813@goldman.gnu.ai.mit.edu>
From: "T. Turner" <tturner@gnu.ai.mit.edu>
To: trade-shows@MIT.EDU
Subject: CFP96 Technology Fair, Wed., March 27, Cambridge Hyatt

Even if you are not registering for tutorials, please join us on Wednesday,
March 27, for the CFP Technology Fair. This free, day-long event will run in
parallel with the tutorials and feature hand-on demonstrations and lectures
on the newest information technology related to freedom and privacy.

Here is a listing of most of the demos that will be taking place at the
CFP96 Technology Fair, to be held Wednesday, March 27, 1996 at the Cambridge
(MA) Hyatt in the Adams Ballroom.

  Presenter         Affiliation                 Brief description

                                      Why you need TEMPEST: A demonstration
 Frank Jones         The Codex        of Van Eck radiation and the ability
                                      to monitor CRT's from up to hundreds
                                      of meters away.

                                      A presentation on "low-tech"
     Kile         Risk Management     eavesdropping and wiretapping,
  Unterzuber        Associates        including actual demonstrations of
                                      several techniques.

     Eric     Communication Security
   Blossom          Corporation       3DES-based secure telephony.

                                      Concept-based, on-the-fly content
                                      filtering agents. Documents arriving
 Nick Arnett        Verity, Inc       at the destktop can be blocked,
                                      edited, or categorized at very high
                                      speed.

                                      The MannCam: a continuously worn
                                      video system. The system continuously
                                      transmits video of its surroundings
                                      back to a Web site from which the
                                      images may be viewed, to explore an
  Steve Mann       MIT Media Lab      alternative to the recent
                                      proliferation of government and
                                      commercial video surveillance
                                      systems---this system "shoots back"
                                      and allows the information to be
                                      viewed by all.

                                      Biocrypt: an optical-computer-based
     Nick       Counterforce (Mytec   fingerprint verification device which
  Pemberton        Technologies)      also protects the user's privacy by
                                      not storing the actual fingerprint
                                      itself.

              Institute for Computer
    Lance     and Telecommunications  Electronic democracy and appropriate
   Hoffman    Systems Policy, George  limits of activism.
               Washington University

    Philip                            PGPfone: Secure telephony using
  Zimmermann                          ordinary personal computers and
                                      modems.

                                      NetFortress: secure, plug-and-play,
    Aharon        Digital Secured     point-to-point encrypted transmission
   Friedman    Networks Technology,   between computers at the network
                        Inc
                                      layer.

                  Spoken Language
  Victor Zue  Systems Group, MIT Lab  The state of the art in speech
               for Computer Science   recognition.

     Ian      ISAAC Group, CS         Packet-sniffing and
   Goldberg   Division, UC Berkeley   packet-substitution programs.


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