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HOW PARVUS HAS MADE ITS WAY

Founded 11 years ago by Gerard Burke, former assistant director of the National Security Agency, the Parvus Group clearly counts [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 09.11.1995

GROWING THREAT FROM HACKERS

Hackers are continuing to sow deep concern among American officials, as two meetings in Washington this week amply illustrated. During [...]

Subscribers only 09.11.1995

INTERNET, FREEDOM AND PRIVACY

The sixth Computers, Freedom and Privacy conference (CFP96) organized by [...]

Subscribers only 09.11.1995

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NEW BLUEPRINT FOR U.S. SIGINT

The National Security Agency has undertaken a major rehaul of its signals intelligence operations which reflects the collapse of the Soviet threat, budget reductions and personnel cutbacks in the U.S. intelligence community and an increased commitment to collecting SIGINT to [...]

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SOFTWARE WAY TO CRACK DOWN ON CRIME

The U.S. information management software company Oracle Corp has come out with a new system specifically designed to help law [...]

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EVER-HOTTER FIREWALLS AGAINST INTRUDERS

Around 60% of big American corporations are connected to the Internet with virtually no protection against electronic intruders and just [...]

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VIGDOR TEPLITZ

President Bill Clinton has named Vigdor Teplitz a member of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency's (ACDA) scientific and [...]

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HOW CIA KIDNAPPERS WERE FOILED

An internal report by Lebanon's Sureté Générale (Al Amn al-Aam) drafted in July gives a detailed account of how an [...]

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FRENCH TOUGHEST COMPETITORS

France stands out among Washington's competitors as the country that uses the toughest methods to conquer foreign markets, the U.S. [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 26.10.1995

BID TO PUSH BLACK OPERATIONS

At the bidding of top Pentagon officials, U.S. congressional intelligence committees are taking a new look at some Special Access [...]

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MAKING THE UNFORGEABLE PASSPORT

The U.S. company E-Systems has won a $6.1 million contract [...]

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ON-LINE COMPUTER ALERT

The Massachusetts-based National Security Institute has opened an Internet site [...]

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BEATING CHECK FRAUDSTERS

An American firm that bills itself as the world's largest [...]

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NMIA WORKSHOP

The National Military Intelligence Association is holding a workshop in [...]

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BRITAIN CONFIRMS TOMAHAWK BUY

British defence secretary Michael Portillo announced on Oct. 16 that [...]

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AIR FORCE HACKER HITS NAVY

During an inter-service Infowar exercise at the Air Force Electronics Systems Center at Hanscom, Mass., between September 18-29 an Air [...]

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SCRAMBLER FOR SENSITIVE MESSAGES

Most users working in companies or government services who need to protect their messages don't do so because encryption software [...]

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THE GHOST OF BARRY SEAL

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration has begun pouring through the bank accounts of Barry Adler Seal after several of the [...]

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NEW COMPUTER EXPORT RULES

President Bill Clinton announced a major easing of restrictions on U.S. exports of computers following a recommendation from defence secretary [...]

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TERRY WARD

Only a few days before he was ordered to retire in late September by CIA director John Deutch, Terry Ward [...]

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SPECIAL OPS MORALE DIVES

The U.S. Special Operations Command (USSCOM) has run into a double problem stemming from a shortage of experienced special operations [...]

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INTERNET STILL IN MILITARY GRIP?

As a communications system invented 25 years ago by the U.S. military, the Internet still remains within the defence establishment's [...]

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THE 21ST CENTURY TOOL KIT

Leaders of the U.S. House of Representative's Intelligence Committee will [...]

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BEATING OFF INFOWARRIOR ATTACKS

The 11th Annual Computer Security Applications Conference will be held [...]

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CLARIFICATION

In connection with our article "Social Engineering" vs "Firewalls" in [...]

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HOW PARVUS HAS MADE ITS WAY

GROWING THREAT FROM HACKERS

INTERNET, FREEDOM AND PRIVACY

Spotlight
NEW BLUEPRINT FOR U.S. SIGINT

SOFTWARE WAY TO CRACK DOWN ON CRIME

EVER-HOTTER FIREWALLS AGAINST INTRUDERS

VIGDOR TEPLITZ

HOW CIA KIDNAPPERS WERE FOILED

FRENCH TOUGHEST COMPETITORS

BID TO PUSH BLACK OPERATIONS

MAKING THE UNFORGEABLE PASSPORT

ON-LINE COMPUTER ALERT

BEATING CHECK FRAUDSTERS

NMIA WORKSHOP

BRITAIN CONFIRMS TOMAHAWK BUY

AIR FORCE HACKER HITS NAVY

SCRAMBLER FOR SENSITIVE MESSAGES

THE GHOST OF BARRY SEAL

NEW COMPUTER EXPORT RULES

TERRY WARD

SPECIAL OPS MORALE DIVES

INTERNET STILL IN MILITARY GRIP?

THE 21ST CENTURY TOOL KIT

BEATING OFF INFOWARRIOR ATTACKS

CLARIFICATION

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HOW PARVUS HAS MADE ITS WAY

GROWING THREAT FROM HACKERS

INTERNET, FREEDOM AND PRIVACY

Spotlight NEW BLUEPRINT FOR U.S. SIGINT

SOFTWARE WAY TO CRACK DOWN ON CRIME

EVER-HOTTER FIREWALLS AGAINST INTRUDERS

VIGDOR TEPLITZ

HOW CIA KIDNAPPERS WERE FOILED

FRENCH TOUGHEST COMPETITORS

BID TO PUSH BLACK OPERATIONS

MAKING THE UNFORGEABLE PASSPORT

ON-LINE COMPUTER ALERT

BEATING CHECK FRAUDSTERS

NMIA WORKSHOP

BRITAIN CONFIRMS TOMAHAWK BUY

AIR FORCE HACKER HITS NAVY

SCRAMBLER FOR SENSITIVE MESSAGES

THE GHOST OF BARRY SEAL

NEW COMPUTER EXPORT RULES

TERRY WARD

SPECIAL OPS MORALE DIVES

INTERNET STILL IN MILITARY GRIP?

THE 21ST CENTURY TOOL KIT

BEATING OFF INFOWARRIOR ATTACKS

CLARIFICATION

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NEW BLUEPRINT FOR U.S. SIGINT