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Crime
in the 21st century
It's a gray day in Portland, Ore., where 10 of us are up to our elbows
in the arcane terms of data recovery: file allocation tables, rogue clusters
and slack space, or traces of evidence left by a deleted file. Terms such
as "evidentiary copy" and "smoking gun" float through
the room.
InfoWorld | Feature Article | December
14, 1998
Physical
security: The danger within
Internal employees - not outside hackers - can be a time bomb waiting
to blow. Omega Engineering learned firsthand the dangers of the disgruntled
employee after a timed virus, known as a logic bomb, wiped out all of
its research, development, and production programs in one fell swoop.
InfoWorld | Feature Article | April
20, 1998
Is
your ISP secure?
Who better to catch a hacker than a hacker? This was the thinking of a
business-hosting ISP that will remain unnamed, that called on hackers,
known as "Mudge" and "Weld" of the Boston-based "l0pht"
hacker group, late last year to investigate a break-in.
InfoWorld | Feature Article | March
2, 1998
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