use of routing information in anti-fraud mechanisms

[ADB]

Dude my name is Andrew too :D BTW, are you all aware that the TrueCrypt 
project is now using LRW (*http://tinyurl.com/dsstj) *"mode of 
operation" instead of  CBC, which is aparently less secure? This change 
applies to the implementation of AES, which SSL utilizes (in conjunction 
with RC4?). I'm no cryptologist or skilled hacker like a lot of you here 
are, but I thought this development looked like something that might be 
important for the development of Tor.

phobos at rootme.org wrote:

>On Tue, Nov 29, 2005 at 09:38:48AM -0500, or at inbox.org wrote 4.9K bytes in 98 lines about:
>: Hmm, when I read this I assumed you were just connecting from some
>: high fraud country, though now that I think about it, it could be
>: both.  Maybe your billing address is in Cambridge, MA and you're
>: connecting from a completely different country which has an extremely
>: high fraud rate.
>
>	While this an edge case, when I travel around the world, I
>	frequently come from foreign IP addresses that don't match my
>	residential or business addresses.  Frankly, i wouldn't do
>	business with them, or call them up and explain the situation.
>	Lots of the working world are travelers.
>
>  
>
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