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Title: Computer Break-ins: A Case Study Authors: Leendert van Doorn Abstract: This paper describes the modus operandi of hackers based on multiple hacking attempts that occurred during this year at some department computers. Special attention is paid to the methods they use to break into computer systems and what they do once they are in. Title: Electronic Currency for the Internet Authors: Gennady Medivinsky B. Cliffod Neuman Abstract: A framework for electronic currency for the Internet that provides a real-time electronic payment system. Title: Hacker Crackdown Authors: Bruce Sterling Abstract: This is a COPYRIGHTED Project Gutnberg Etext, includes the information about Project Gutenberg. Title: How do you CRASH your UNIX System Authors: Berny Goodheart Abstract: Summary of "How to Crash your UNIX system", also includes several example programs that tends to crash the machine. Title: NetCash: A Design for Practical Electronic Currency on the Internet Authors: Gennady Medvinsky B. Clifford Neuman Abstract: NetCash is a framework that supports realtime electronic payments with provision of anonymity over an unsecure network. It is designed to enable new types of services on the Internet which have not been practical to date because of the absence of a secure, scalable, potentially anonymous payment method. NetCash strikes a balance between unconditionally anonymous electronic currency, and signed instruments analogous to checks that are more scalable but identify the principals in a transaction. It does this by providing the framework within which proposed electronic currency protocols can be integrated with the scalable, but non-anonymous, electronic banking infrastructure that has been proposed for routine transactions. Title: On the Security of UNIX Authors: Dennis M. Ritchie Abstract: This paper discusses the degrees of security which can be provide under the UNIX system and offers a number of hints on how to improve security.
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Miscellaneous

Title: Computer Break-ins: A Case Study

Authors: Leendert van Doorn

Abstract:

This paper describes the modus operandi of hackers based on multiple hacking attempts that occurred during this year at some department computers. Special attention is paid to the methods they use to break into computer systems and what they do once they are in.

Title: Electronic Currency for the Internet

Authors: Gennady Medivinsky B. Cliffod Neuman

Abstract:

A framework for electronic currency for the Internet that provides a real-time electronic payment system.

Title: Hacker Crackdown

Authors: Bruce Sterling

Abstract:

This is a COPYRIGHTED Project Gutnberg Etext, includes the information about Project Gutenberg.

Title: How do you CRASH your UNIX System

Authors: Berny Goodheart

Abstract:

Summary of "How to Crash your UNIX system", also includes several example programs that tends to crash the machine.

Title: NetCash: A Design for Practical Electronic Currency on the Internet

Authors: Gennady Medvinsky B. Clifford Neuman

Abstract:

NetCash is a framework that supports realtime electronic payments with provision of anonymity over an unsecure network. It is designed to enable new types of services on the Internet which have not been practical to date because of the absence of a secure, scalable, potentially anonymous payment method. NetCash strikes a balance between unconditionally anonymous electronic currency, and signed instruments analogous to checks that are more scalable but identify the principals in a transaction. It does this by providing the framework within which proposed electronic currency protocols can be integrated with the scalable, but non-anonymous, electronic banking infrastructure that has been proposed for routine transactions.

Title: On the Security of UNIX

Authors: Dennis M. Ritchie

Abstract:

This paper discusses the degrees of security which can be provide under the UNIX system and offers a number of hints on how to improve security.

Aleph One / aleph1@underground.org