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Subject: [nyectf] Computer Attack could lead to military response - Anyone
want to DOS a country?
...
Apparently if you launch a "cyber" attack the US may respond with a =
military counterattack....
Imagine the consequenses of spoofing an attack from another country??=20
Imagine how easy it would be?=20
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A6846-2002Feb13.html
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filename="Bush Adviser Warns Cyberterrorists (washingtonpost.com).url"
BASEURL=http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A6846-2002Feb13.html
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Subject: December 2000 SNMP Advisory
If you go to this WEB site, not only is the whole problem of SNMP laid
out, but
the source information reveals this vulnerability back to 11/20/99.
http://rr.sans.org/threats/SNMP.php
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If you mean by "this" the vulnerabilities described in CA-2002-03, this
reference on the web do not descibe "this" problem, it describe the many
other problems SNMP implementations have suffered and the flaws in the
protocol. SNMP problems of various sorts have been known for over a decade.
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New OMB Security Report
If you have anything to do with government computing, you may want to
read the new US Office of Management and Budget report on the status
information security in 24 Federal agencies. We're telling you early
so you can get it before the OMB web site gets overwhelmed. (We hope.)
It's 110 pages long, written by someone who clearly "gets it." The
agency summaries, however, seem to reflect a difficulty by the inspector
general community to grasp what it takes to secure information systems.
Fascinating reading for those with an interest in security of federal
systems.
http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/pubpress/2002-05.html
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