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Earthlink slow to admit attack
Author: JT Smith
The latest victim of a cracker attack is Internet service provider Earthlink. Wired News reports the national ISP was cracked late last...
Suspicious server probes multiply
Author: JT Smith
According to IDG, port scanning and other virtual doorknob-jiggling has increased by 280% in the last thirty days. Experts in IT management...
US Congress considers anti-spam law
Author: JT Smith
PC World reports that the US Congress is considering a law to help crack down on spam - unsolicited, generally commercial email....
Judge blows the whistle on eReferee
Author: JT Smith
"In one of the broadest crackdowns ever issued against a domain name holder, a federal judge
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DivX threatens TV, not movies
Author: JT Smith
Inside.com via MSNBC has a story about the DivX and the DeCSS code's threat to television. "If
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The Internet: it’s full of holes
Author: JT Smith
Wired.com: "Entire companies and organizations are devoted to making the Internet a secure place, and yet there have never been more serious...
Author finds hacker ethic may ‘have something’
Author: JT Smith
This is from GlobeTechnology: "Most hackers don't see themselves as fitting the usual movie and TV stereotypes about their kind
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LinuxWorld recap: Pitbull stops ‘hackers,’ show security doesn’t
Author: JT Smith
- by Eric Ries -Covalent is a commercial vendor
of
Apache products. They were at the 2001 LinuxWorld Expo, of course, and...
LinuxWorld: Pitbull Linux security — worth the hype?
Author: JT Smith
- Julie Bresnick -
When Argus Systems Group Inc.
announced the release of security systems for Linux during LinuxWorld Thursday, the efforts to stand...
Intrusion detection systems, part II
Author: JT Smith
From FreeOS: "
In the first part...