As reported on CNN: Strides in technology magnify info war potential Monday, March 3, 2003 Posted: 10:49 AM EST (1549 GMT) SPECIAL REPORT NEW YORK (AP) --...
Title: Source: Security Focus Date Written: March 3, 2003 Date Collected: March 4, 2003 The author comments on the effects of a Justice Department draft bill,...
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Title: Kellogg describes cyber battlefield Source: Federal Computer Week Date Written: March 5, 2003 Date Collected: March 6, 2003 Army Lieutenant General...
Title: Feds Move to Secure Net Source: EWeek.com Date Written: March 10, 2003 Date Collected: March 10, 2003 The government has taken a big step toward...
Hi, It looks like airlines fear business will be down. This is an interesting travel feature. Think about the last line of the message. March 11, 2003 Alaska...
Many airlines have released new policies intended to encourage skittish travelers to book nonrefundable tickets when war appears imminent, waiving normal...
Ido Dubrawsky last updated March 7, 2003 As security becomes a greater focus in networks, every aspect of online information needs a level of protection from...
Source: Government Computer News Date Written: March 13, 2003 Date Collected: March 14, 2003 On March 13, 2003, the General Services Administration (GSA)...
Source: MSNBC Date Written: March 13, 2003 Date Collected: March 14, 2003 The use of legitimate-looking e-mails that ask for recipients to enter account...
After reading the piece about credit card fraudsters I have a question. Although I live in Denmark I watch as much U.S news as possible and hear a lot about...
It is pretty much the same in the U.S. As far as credit cards go, the limit that you are held liable for is a very small amount. For Americans, credit card...
From Bruce Schneier : Practical Cryptography Niels Ferguson and I have written a new book. Called "Practical Cryptography," it's a practical guide to using...
How to avoid the online snoopers Debate over how much data to keep Where is the line to be drawn when it comes to protecting privacy and respected the law in...
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By Drew Clark, National Journal's Technology Daily The National Security Agency and Defense Department are continuing to promote government use of software...
It sounds to me that iOpus might be getting itself into some trouble. Aladdin Software's stuffit products create SEA (Self expanding archives) which can be...
I'm not sure what you mean by a solitare cipher. It is an encrypted message, for real. But, I forgot the method. It was something with which I was playing. ...
Title: Tech hides data, ID inside songs Source: C-Net News Date Written: March 20, 2003 Date Collected: March 21, 2003 SunnComm Technologies, in collaboration...
By Kevin Poulsen, SecurityFocus Mar 20 2003 3:21PM Hackers claim to have compromised a computer at the National Security Agency in Ft. Meade, Maryland. But...
I'm pretty sure it was here that I read about the solitaire cipher. Using a deck of playing cards in a predetermined (or preset) order to encipher a message...
Yes, it was definitely here that you read about the various forms of the solitaire cipher. Believe it or not, about once a year I keep trying to turn the...
I'm not sure what the significance for cryptography will be, but an interesting paper nonetheless: Information Entropy and Correlations in Prime Numbers ...
