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.gov/.mil threat ID
From: "AI mailer v .1 alpha" <tyme () dreams res cmu edu>
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1999 01:30:55 -0500 (EST)
<lurker> <first time post> I think the government and military may be the only organizations with the resources to respond to potential threats, but they still do not know how to effectively respond, or even to decide which events their threat detection systems log should be responded to. Apparently someone sent a "small number of probes" to a .mil site spoofed from one of my computers' addresses a few weeks ago, and they were quite paranoid about it. If the government can log but doesn't have the resources to decide what to do with that potential threat information, what good would it do a company with alot less resources? Or is the military just inept at their analysis? Justin
Current thread:
- .gov/.mil threat ID AI mailer v .1 alpha (Jan 26)
- Re: .gov/.mil threat ID Joseph S D Yao (Jan 27)
- Re: .gov/.mil threat ID Paul D. Robertson (Jan 27)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: .gov/.mil threat ID Stout, Bill (Jan 27)
- RE: .gov/.mil threat ID Crumrine, Gary L (Jan 28)
- RE: .gov/.mil threat ID Paul D. Robertson (Jan 28)
- RE: .gov/.mil threat ID David Harley (Jan 29)
- RE: .gov/.mil threat ID Paul D. Robertson (Jan 28)
- RE: .gov/.mil threat ID Stout, Bill (Jan 28)