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CIAC is the U.S. Department of Energy's Computer Incident Advisory Capability. Established in 1989, CIAC provides computer security services to employees and contractors of the United States Department of Energy.
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Vulnerability in xlock (H-54) Released (05/08/97)
Vulnerability in webdist.cgi (H-53) Released (05/08/97)
IRIX csetup Program Vulnerability (H-52) Released (05/08/97)
Vulnerability in libXt (H-51) Released (05/06/97)
HP-UX SYN Flood Vulnerability (H-50) Released (05/06/97)
HP-UX sendmail Patches Vulnerability (H-29a) Released (05/06/97)
talkd Buffer Overrun Vulnerability (H-22a) Released (05/06/97)
NLS Buffer Overflow Vulnerability (H-49) Released (04/28/97)
Internet Information Server Vulnerability (H-48) Released (04/21/97)
New CIAC Internet Hoaxes Page Updated (04/17/97)
Alert-
AOL4FREE.COM Trojan Horse Program Destroys Hard Drives (H-47a) Released (04/17/97)
Vulnerability in IMAP and POP (H-46) Released (04/10/97)
Windows NT SAM permission Vulnerability (H-45) Released (04/09/97)
SPI for NT Version 97.03B Now Available (04/02/97)
FedCIRC now has its own Web site. Come visit, there is plenty
to see!
DOE Awards a contract for a DOS/Windows Antivirus Product
1997 FIRST Conference announces a call for papers (12/12/96)
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