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subliminal messages
Eli Brandt
ebrandt at jarthur.Claremont.EDU
Wed Jul 21 12:54:42 PDT 1993
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> A very good posting, Karl, but I will note in the literature these are
> called "covert" channels, not "subliminal" channels.
Covert channels are signaling techniques which bypass secrecy
classification, right? e.g. twiddling with free disk and other
system parameters. Passing messages in digital signatures, which
I've always seen called "subliminal channels", could of course be
used as a covert channel if the OS permits signatures on material
accessible to lower-classification folk.
> Perry
Eli ebrandt at jarthur.claremont.edu
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