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Security Scene Errata
Author Winn Schwartau provides the latest security tips and insights, as wellas news from Network World Fusion (http//www.nwfusion.com), the most
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Extractions: Network World Fusion Focus: Security Following is your Network World Fusion Focus on Security for December 29, 1998. Author Winn Schwartau provides the latest security tips and insights, as well as news from Network World Fusion (http://www.nwfusion.com), the most comprehensive networking information service on the Internet. In today's NWFusion Focus on Security: 1) Today's Focus: Floppy security - Part I 2) Related links 3) About the author 4) Newsletter and subscription info [snip...] [I don't know about you, but I pesonally don't want my employees 3: playing games, 4: doing personal projects, 5: bringing computer viruses, or 6: stealing proprietary data. Of course, Mr. Schwartau thinks otherwise since he says "Obviously all of the answers would be yes." Security expert?] [snip...]
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Author
Winn Schwartau Author. Winn Schwartau Author of Internet Computer Ethics forKids . Other Writings by Winn Schwartau. Books Pearl Harbor Dot Com (2001).
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Extractions: Author of "Internet & Computer Ethics for Kids" A leading author in the field of information security, Winn Schwartau has authored and contributed to more than a dozen books on the topic. As one of the world's foremost authorities on Internet security, information warfare and infrastructure protection, Schwartau has testified before Congress, advised foreign governments, consulted with domestic governmental agencies including the U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force, FBI, NASA and NATO, and served as an expert witness on numerous issues ranging from cyberwar to electronic privacy. Schwartau is president of Interpact, Inc . a consulting firm that develops innovative and entertaining information security awareness programs to educate and achieve higher levels of security in organizations, corporations, governments and schools. Schwartau is also the founder of Infowar.com and the US/EU InfoWarCom conferences. He maintains a hectic writing schedule and international lecturing circuit. Schwartau's latest endeavor is a book titled The father of two Internet-savvy children, Schwartau began thinking about the concept of this book back in 1992 when he found his daughter hacking passwords at Office Depot stores. The final decision to put all current projects on hold and write this book came when he discovered his youngest son hacking into the neighbor's computer. It was right then and there that he decided that the need for children, parents and teachers to understand the ethical issues surrounding computers could wait no longer. "Kids have more power at their fingertips today than an entire nation did only two generations ago," says Schwartau. "We've got to get to the children. It's time to make cyber ethics for kids a national educational priority."
Availability.com, Your Business Continuity Resource: Layers - Security
08/2001, How to Break Into a Network with Only Three Keystrokes Winn Schwartau.08/2001, The Worm Turns Howard Millman. Part 2 Winn Schwartau.
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DisLEXia - Pearl Harbor Dot Com, By Winn Schwartau (2002-03-25)
Monday, 25. March 2002. Pearl Harbor Dot Com, by Winn Schwartau. PearlHarbor Dot Com A novel by Winn Schwartau Interpact Press Seminole
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Extractions: Pearl Harbor Dot Com A novel by Winn Schwartau Interpact Press Seminole, Florida, 1-727-393-6600 2002 ISBN 0-9628700-6-4 512 pages We do not normally review or analyze RISKS-relevant fiction, but this book seems to make a rather compelling novel out of a surprisingly large number of security and reliability risk threats that we have discussed here over the years. The story echoes one of the fundamental problems confronting Cassandra-like risks-avoidance protagonists and agonists alike, namely, that, because we have not yet had the electronic Pearl Harbor, people in power perceive that there is little need to fix the infrastructural problems, so why bother to listen to the doom-sayers who hype up the risks? Well, in this novel, one man's massive craving for vengeance reaches major proportions, and significant effects result on critical infrastructures. In the end, the good hackers contribute notably to the outcome. The book is somewhere within the genre of technothrillers, with a typical mix of murder, mayhem, intrigue, computer-communication surveillance, and non-explicit s*x. I enjoyed it. It is entertaining, and the convoluted plot is quite consistent, fairly tight, and to RISKS readers, each incident is technologically quite plausible because many of the attacks seem almost reminiscent of past RISKS cases, sometimes just scaled up a little.
English Books > Computer > Internet - Security
Hackers, Phreakers, Identity Thieves, Internet Terrorists And Weapons Of MassDisruption Schwartau, Winn Paperback ISBN 156025307X Cybershock Surviving
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Interpact Security Awareness And Information Security Services
Founded by Winn Schwartau, one of the leading Information Security professionalsin the United States, Interpact offers a range of information security
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ETEXT.TEXTFILES.COM: MODERN
Joly (1990). tc_read.me, 13867, Terminal Comprimise by Winn Schwartau The World's First NovelOn-The-Net Shareware . termc10.txt, 1359114,
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DEF CON III Archives
Winn Schwartau Information Warfare, the year in review. Winn Schwartau is one ofthe country's leading experts on information security and electronic privacy.
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Extractions: Hear it! Real Audio ( 28k-isdn surestream Winn Schwartau Information Warfare, the year in review. Winn Schwartau is one of the country's leading experts on information security and electronic privacy. His recent non-fiction book, "Information Warfare: Chaos on the Electronic Superhighway (Thunder's Mouth Press, NY.) is a successful and compelling non technical analysis of personal privacy, economic and industrial espionage and national security. He calls for the creation of a National Information Policy, a Constitution in Cyberspace and an Electronic Bill of Rights. Mr. Schwartau is also the author of "Terminal Compromise", a fictionalized account of a computer terrorism based war waged on the United States. After selling well as a bookstore book, Terminal Compromise was placed on the Global Network as the world's first Novel-on-the-Net Shareware and has become an underground classic. This prophetic book predicted a number of cyber-events, including the Clipper Chip, chipping, magnetic assaults, hardware viruses, to name a few.
COSC 511 Schedule And Readings
Winn Schwartau, Ch. 2, Computers Everywhere and the Global Network, pp. 7186. 8-14.Winn Schwartau, Prologue to the Second Edition, pp. 16-22.
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Extractions: COSC 511 Schedule and Readings Introduction to course. Elements of information warfare. Information infrastructures. Trends in information systems. Information warfare terms. Types of IW. Offensive and defensive IW. Winn Schwartau, Ch. 2, Computers Everywhere and the Global Network, pp. 71-86. Elin Whitney-Smith, War, Information and History: Changing Paradigms, in Campen et al., pp. 53-69. John Alger, Introduction to Information Warfare, 2nd. Edition, in Schwartau, pp. 8-14. Winn Schwartau, Prologue to the Second Edition, pp. 16-22. Winn Schwartau, An Introduction to Information Warfare, pp. 27-42. Roger D. Thrasher, Information Warfare Delphi: Characteristics of Information Warfare, in Schwartau, pp. 579-587. Martin C. Libicki, What is Information Warfare?, National Defense University, 1995. Richard Szafranski, A Theory of Information Warfare. In Campen et al., pp. 231-242. John Arquilla and David Ronfelt, Cyberwar is Coming!, 1993. Douglas W. Washington, Onward Cyber Soldiers, Time Magazine, Aug. 21, 1995. Reto E. Haeni, An Introduction to Information Warfare, George Washington University student paper. CCT's Glossary of Terms for Net and Web Users Alvin and Heidi Toffler, War and Anti-War: Survival at the Dawn of the 21st Century , Little, Brown and Company, 1993.
[FW1] Off Topic - Time-based Security From Winn Schwartau
FW1 Off topic Time-based security from Winn Schwartau. I just started reading Time based security by Winn Schwartau. He has some interesting ideas.
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Extractions: Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index hi yall, I know this is off topic, so forgive me. I just started reading "Time based security" by Winn Schwartau. He has some interesting ideas. Has anyone else read this book? Any comments? Thanx! /bm Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com ================================================================================ To unsubscribe from this mailing list, please see the instructions at http://www.checkpoint.com/services/mailing.html Prev by Date: Re: [FW1] Scary traffic - long Next by Date: [FW1] Websence product... Prev by thread: Re: [FW1] SR install on NT Next by thread: [FW1] Websence product... Index(es): Date Thread
Philosophy Of A Computer Hacker
Needham Heights, MA Allyn Bacon, 1999. 122123. Schwartau, Winn. The HappyHacker. http//www.happyhacker.org . Talkback Central Comments. Lewke.
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Extractions: "A hacker is a guru, a computer geek" who is highly proficient in computers and uses his or her knowledge to gain unauthorized access to computer data. According to hacker Winn Schwartau, computer hacking "is a healthy form of educational recreation" which can provide a hacker with the advanced computer skills necessary to procure a high paying job. According to Schwartau, "Many network system administrators, computer scientists and computer security experts first learned their professions, not in some college program, but from the hacker culture." Is computer hacking a crime? Members in American society believe computer hacking is a crime because it invades our rights to privacy. Knowing that a hacker could gain access in to our private Emails, credit card information, or personal dossiers leaves us leery of the hacker's intentions and distrustful of the effectiveness of our computers security. The Mentor published "Hacker's Manifesto, or The Conscience of a Hacker," in the online hacker's Ejournal Phrack
Wired News: Teaching Kids About Hacking
ignorance is an excuse used by too many parents and teachers in their failure toteach kids cyberethics, computer security consultant Winn Schwartau says.
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Extractions: 02:00 AM Apr. 14, 2001 PT Technical ignorance is an excuse used by too many parents and teachers in their failure to teach kids cyberethics, computer security consultant Winn Schwartau says. So Schwartau wrote a book, Internet and Computer Ethics for Kids, to educate both computer-savvy youngsters and technically challenged adults. Schwartau has been honored for his security work by heads of governments and the military in the United States and Europe, and has written or contributed to a dozen well-regarded books on computer and Internet security. But some educators and security consultants aren't thrilled with Internet and Computer Ethics for Kids.
Wired 4.08: Information Warrior
Winn Schwartau With the nation's wealth embedded in our electronicinfrastructure, we need to be ready to fight cyberwars.
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Pathogen Security : News : New Book
Leading Security Advice New Winn Schwartau Book The only shockingelement to Winn Schwartau's newest book, Cybershock Surviving
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Extractions: Leading Security Advice New Winn Schwartau Book The only shocking element to Winn Schwartau's newest book, Cybershock - Surviving Hackers, Phreakers, Identity Thieves, Internet Terrorists and Weapons of Mass Disruption - is the depth of its irresponsibility. Its slick attempt to terrorize the reader about the dangers of the Internet and the fearsome, loathsome "hackers" who lurk within marks a new low. The ninth paragraph of the first page sets the tone for the rest of this book. "I don't mean to scare you right off the bat here; there is plenty of time for that. But, if you are already part of the twenty-first century, which you are, you should be concerned at a minimum, and maybe, just maybe, very scared." Of course Schwartau means to frighten - enough so that his book will probably make good bedtime reading for North Korea's Kim Jong Il or Pakistan's General Pervez Musharraf. They'll be sure to underline his caution to "Consider using psychological profiling of staff hopefuls to learn about their ethics, morals, tendencies, and proclivities . . ."
Works Cited
(25) Winn Schwartau, Citibank Hacker Awaiting Trial in New York, InfoWar,http//www.infowar.com/class_2/class2_092397a.htmlssi. Schwartau, Winn.
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Extractions: Works Cited Works Cited Endnotes (1) Karen A. Forcht, "Privacy, Confidentiality, Security and Control Issues Relating to the Wide-Spread Use of the Information Highway," David D. Lattanze Center for Executive Studies in Information Systems at Loyola College, May 15, 1996, http://lattanze.loyola.edu/lattanze/research/wp0996.031.html (2) Alex Sheshunoff, "Electronic Banking: The Future is Now," Alex Sheshunoff Management Services Inc., Fall 1995, http://www.ashesh.com/domino/articlesbyalex.nsf/772e5725891ec32d862565440072da4a/c17f3b98fd80bff286256546007072fe?OpenDocument. (3) Andreas Crede, "Electronic Commerce and the Banking Industry: The Requirement and Opportunities for New Payment Systems Using the Internet," Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication , Volume 1, Number 3, December 1995, http://www.ascusc.org/jcmc/vol1/issue3/crede.html (4) Crede. (5) Crede. (6) Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, "Electronic Banking: Safety and Soundness Examination Procedures," http://www.fdic.gov/publish/elecbank.pdf, p. 2. (7) FDIC 2-3. (8) FDIC 2.
Washingtonpost.com: Live Online
Leslie Walker's .com Live Discussion with Winn Schwartau, author of Cybershock 1 pm EDT Thursday, May 11, 2000, Winn Schwartau The networks are bigger.
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Extractions: 1 p.m. EDT: Thursday, May 11, 2000 Leslie Walker Welcome to DotCom Live. This week my guest is Internet security expert Winn Schwartau, author of the new book, "Cybershock." Schwartau's book takes readers into the world of hackers, hacking, identity theft, electronic snooping, espionage and cyber-terrorism. From the "ILoveYou" virus last week to the denial-of-service attack that recently crippled leading Web sites, information security has been much in the news. Schwartau, who also wrote "Information Warfare," will offer tips and answer questions on how to protect your family and computers from fraud, hacks, pornography and theft. Tune in at 1 P.M. Thursday or submit your questions early Leslie Walker: Why don't you start by telling us what you see as the biggest cyberthreats facing society. Of all the scary scenarios, what should we be worried about the most? Winn Schwartau: The biggest threat is apathy, arrogance and ignorance. Some people flat out dont care about security or privacy. Others think "it will never happen to me, and everyone is blowing smoke to make money". Ignorance, though, is the worst. Not being aware of the real world capabilities, threats and vulnerabilities is something we have to desperately overcome. I (and others) told Congress about this as far back as 1991 and look how long it took them to anything like PPD-63 or the NIPC. They combined all three modes for failure.
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27. Schwartau, Winn. Information Warfare Cyberterrorism Protecting Your PersonalSecurity in the Electronic Age, 2nd edition. 29. Schwartau, Winn.
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Extractions: DISSERTATION BIBLIOGRAPHIES CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1. Osgood, Robert E., and Robert W. Tucker. Force, Order, and Justice . Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1967. 2. Millis, Water. An End to Arms . New York: Antheneum Press, 1964. 3. Campbell, Neil A. Biology . Redwood City, CA.: The Benjamin/Cummings Publishing Co., Inc., 1993. 4. Campbell, Donald T., and Julian C. Stanley. Experimental and Quasi-experimental Designs for Research Beyond Cold War Thinking: Security Threats and Opportunities (Report of the Twenty-Fifth United Nations of the Next Decade Conference sponsored by the Stanley Foundation), June 24-29, 1990, convened at The Lodge, Vail, Colorado. 6. Armed Forces Staff College. National Defense University. Formulation of National Strategy (Class 83). Volume 1: Student Guidance, Part 1. Norfolk, VA. January 1988.
Hacking
Cyberwars Espionage on the Internet; Guisnel, Jean / Schwartau, Winn PlenumPublishing; 10/1997; Softcover; $21.55 (20% off list); 295 pages;
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