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2 Problem - CIAC Informational Notice 27 07-03-90 Disk Killer (Ogre) Virus on MS DOS Computers 28 07-12-90 Jerusalem virus on Novell LAN 29 07-19-90 4096 (4k, Stealth, etc.) virus on MS DOS Computers 74 min left ▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀ ------*>>> RBBS-PC MAIN MENU <<<*------ ░░ ───── MAIL ────────── SYSTEM ────────── UTILITIES ────── ELSEWHERE ─── ░░ [E]nter Messages [A]nswer Questions [H]elp (or ?) [*]oors ░░ [K]ill Messages [B]ulletins [*]oin Conferences [F]iles ░░ [P]ersonal Mail [C]omment to Sysop [V]iew Conf. Mail [G]oodbye ░░ [R]ead Messages [I]nitial Welcome [X]pert on/off [Q]uit ░░ [S]can Messages [*]perator Page [U]tilities ░░ [T]opic of Msgs [W]ho's on * = unavailable [*]Library ░░ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ░░ Current time: 09:59 AM Minutes remaining: 74 Security: 5 ░░ ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ MAIN command <?,A,B,C,E,F,H,I,K,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W,X>! s Message base MAIN Msg # 26-644 (H)elp,S)ince,L)ast, T)o,F)rom,M)ine, text, [Q]uit)? s 38 03-02 TIM GRALL -> ALL SHIBBOLETH 40 03-02 KURT FRIEDMAN -> LARRY HELP ME 82 03-13 ROB RICHARDS -> ALL HELP 86 03-15 ART STIFFEL -> ALL WANG AND IBM INTERFACE 87 03-15 ART STIFFEL -> ALL MAINFRAME ALTERNATE SITE 101 03-22 ROB RICHARDS -> ALL INFLATION 134 04-02 ERNEST PASKEY -> ALL FOCIS 140 04-04 JACQUES GUERETTE -> ALL VAX/VMS NASTIES 188 04-19 JON JESSUP -> ALL NEW BOARD UP. 252 06-01 JUDIE BLINCOE -> ALL SECURITY ORG 260 06-04 LARRY DEMPSEY -> ALL PC TO MAINFRAME SECURITY 265 06-05 JOHN TURNER -> ALL BIOS COMPUTER SUPPORT 268 06-06 KURT HENKE -> ALL AFCEA CONFERENCE 289 06-12 KURT HENKE -> KENNETH HAYES (R)NCSC 307 06-17 KEN HAYES -> RICHARD LORD (R)JOLT 321 06-25 ERIC HAMBRIGHT -> KEN HAYES (R)JOLT !338 07-10 MATT STECKER -> DAVID ROLLINS <PASSWORD> 359 07-29 JUNE REBEL -> SYSOP TELIX 368 08-04 KEVIN WATSON -> SYSOP (R)COMMENT 377 08-14 TOM HEROD -> ALL NATURAL LANGUAGE 408 09-01 RICHARD COLEMAN -> ALL AUDIT TRAIL ? 415 09-06 IRA DOWNING -> ALL VENDOR RELATIONS 441 09-16 JOSEPH COSSETTE -> ALL GOVERNMENT SOFTWARE More [Y]es,N)o,C)ont,A)bort,#(s) to read? y 469 09-26 ANGUS MACDONALD -> ALL CERTUS SOFTWARE 470 09-26 ANGUS MACDONALD -> ALL SECURE MSDOS LANS 496 10-02 JOSEPH SEANOR -> ALL NEW MEMBER 527 10-16 CLARK WOODS -> ALL "ORANGE BOOK" 572 10-30 DAVID WEISSMAN -> ALL BITNET WORM? 599 11-01 SIDNEY PASSMAN -> ALL UNESCO INFORMATICS 609 11-05 VALERIE WATERS -> ALL MAINFRAME SECURITY 631 11-14 VALARIE COOK -> VALERIE WATERS (R)MAINFRAME SECURITY 632 11-14 SCOTT ALLISON -> ALL DNSIX INFO WANTED End Msgs Msg #: 140 MAIN From: JACQUES GUERETTE Sent: 04-04-90 14:35 To: ALL Rcvd: 11-15-90 18:45 Re: VAX/VMS NASTIES I am looking for a definitive list of VAX/VMS worms, viruses, etc. I have already searched through this BBS (I am also a new user). Can anyone help me out?? Msg #: 359 MAIN From: JUNE REBEL Sent: 07-29-90 01:08 To: SYSOP Rcvd: 07-30-90 07:47 Re: TELIX Hi everybody ! I've used Fax card on my PC, and i wonder if there is a similar card for telex . if any one knows about it and how can i get it please leave me a message on this board. Bullet # Last Updated Topic -------- ------------ ----- 21 10-09-90 Virus Propagation in Novelle and Other Networks - CIAC Informational Bulletin 22 10-09-90 Security Problem on the NeXT Operating System - CIAC Informational Bulletin 23 10-24-90 UNIX Security Problem with Silicon Graphics Mail - CIAC Informational Bulletin 24 10-24-90 VMS Security Problem with ANALYZE/PROCESS_DUMP - CIAC Informational Bulletin 25 10-31-90 Report of a Vulnerability with IRIX Mail - CERT Advisory 26 10-31-90 HP-UX Trusted System 6.5 or 7.0, Authorization More [Y]es,N)o,C)ont,A)bort,J)ump! 2 Problem - CIAC Informational Notice 27 07-03-90 Disk Killer (Ogre) Virus on MS DOS Computers 28 07-12-90 Jerusalem virus on Novell LAN 29 07-19-90 4096 (4k, Stealth, etc.) virus on MS DOS Computers _____________________________________________________ The Computer Incident Advisory Capability ___ __ __ _ ___ / | / \ / \___ __|__ /___\ \___ _____________________________________________________ Informational Bulletin Virus Propagation in Novelle and Other Networks September 21, 1990, 1000 PST Number A-33 Problem: Virus propagation on write-protected file systems Types: Many known viruses, most frequently variants of the Jerusalem (Israeli) virus Platform: MS-DOS computers Damage: Files that use software write-protection schemes cannot be assumed safe from damage due to virus infection Symptoms: Virus infection on write-protected files Detection: VIRHUNT, RESSCAN, CodeSafe, Vi-Spy, IBM Scan, FPROT More [Y]es,N)o,C)ont,A)bort,J)ump! y Eradication: VIRHUNT, CodeSafe, FPROT, and others (see text in p. 2 of this bulletin for recommended procedures) Critical Virus Propagation Facts This bulletin is to warn of a virus threat to networks for MS-DOS systems. File servers (e.g., Novell file servers) use attribute bits to perform write protection on files stored on server machines. Many viruses will clear these attribute protection bits before they attempt infection, thus circumventing the write protection scheme. Thus, write-protecting a program does not guarantee that the file is not infected with the virus. The following is a common scenario reported to CIAC: a floppy infected with the Jerusalem-B virus is inserted into a user's PC attached to a Novell network. Once this virus is executed, it resides in the PC's memory. When the user attempts to logon to the file server (running the program login.exe), the virus infects this program, even though the program is write-protected. Login.exe is a shared program that is executed by each user as s/he connects to the Novell network. Thus, each time a user logs in to the network, his/her machine immediately More [Y]es,N)o,C)ont,A)bort,J)ump! y becomes infected with the Jerusalem-B virus. The network allows the Jerusalem-B virus to spread considerably more quickly than if it had spread through exchange of floppy disks. When someone disinfects a system of PCs or PC clones on a Novell or similar file system, CIAC recommends the following procedures: 1) Detect the virus using one of the recommended packages for detecting and identifying the virus. Determine exactly which virus has infected the system, and that all virus types have been detected. Contact CIAC if you need assistance. 2) Deactivate the network connecting the PCs/PC clones together. This includes shutting down the file servers and unmounting the partitions from the users' PCs/PC clones. 3) Disinfect the server machines using an anti-virus package known to be effective against the detected virus. Alternately, reformat the server disks and re-install the system from original diskettes, then restore the data files from a recent backup. Do not attempt to restore programs (i.e., executable files) from a backup, as this is likely to reinfect your system. More [Y]es,N)o,C)ont,A)bort,J)ump! y 4) Disinfect each user's PC/PC clone using the same procedure as in step 2. 5) Verify that the virus does not reside on the file server or any user's PC/PC clone. 6) Bring the network file system back up. For additional information or assistance, please contact CIAC: Tom Longstaff (415) 423-4416 or (FTS) 543-4416 FAX: (415) 423-0913 or (FTS) 543-0913 Send e-mail to: ciac@tiger.llnl.gov ________________________________________________________________________ THE COMPUTER INCIDENT ADVISORY CAPABILITY CIAC INFORMATION BULLETIN ________________________________________________________________________ The Disk Killer (Orge) Virus on MS DOS Computers June 28, 1990, 1000 PST Number A-27 ________________________________________________________________________ Name: Disk Killer virus (also known as the Ogre virus) Types: Only one known variant Platform: MS DOS computers Damage: Overwrites mounted disks Symptoms: Writes "COMPUTER OGRE 04/01/89" on screen and overwrites disk More [Y]es,N)o,C)ont,A)bort,J)ump! Detection/Eradication: VIRALERT, VIRHUNT, RESSCAN, CodeSafe, CleanUp, F-Prot, IBM Scan, Pro-Scan, and others (contact CIAC for information about these products) Critical Disk Killer Facts ________________________________________________________________________ The Disk Killer virus is a destructive virus affecting MS DOS computers. This virus infects the boot sector, then hides itself by marking unused blocks on floppy or hard disks as bad. After remaining dormant for approximately 48 hours of operation (not calendar) time after the initial infection, Disk Killer executes upon the first boot or reboot after this period. Upon execution, this virus displays the following message: Disk Killer -- Version 1.00 by COMPUTER OGRE 04/01/89 Warning!! Don't turn off the power or remove the diskette while Disk Killer is Processing! Next, the word "PROCESSING" will be displayed, followed by this message: More [Y]es,N)o,C)ont,A)bort,J)ump! Now you can turn off the power. I wish you Luck! Disk Killer overwrites the boot sector, then the file allocation table (FAT), then the directory randomly with blocks of a single character. The proper procedure depends upon when you detect Disk Killer: 1. If your machine is infected before it executes and you detect this virus through a scan package (such as CodeSafe, RESSCAN, VIRHUNT, or IBM Scan)---TURN YOUR MACHINE OFF. Then use a write-protected bootable floppy disk to boot your system; otherwise, you will have disk Killer in memory, causing re-infection. Remove Disk Killer by installing and executing a PC virus eradication package such as VIRHUNT. 2. If the message shown above appears on your computer's screen, Disk Killer has already executed---LEAVE YOUR MACHINE ON AND ALLOW THIS VIRUS TO EXECUTE WITHOUT INTERRUPTION (i.e., until "Now you can turn off the power..." is displayed). It is true that Disk Killer will overwrite your disk, but don't worry---you can restore all data and files from your disk (floppy or hard disk) using a recovery package such as UNKILL. Reboot from a write-protected master floppy, and More [Y]es,N)o,C)ont,A)bort,J)ump! remove the virus using virus eradication software. Regardless of which particular procedure (1 or 2) you use, be sure to scan any disks (in particular, bootable floppies) before resuming normal activity with your computer. Note: Because this virus modifies every byte in every sector on your disk, Norton Utilities not a feasible means of recovering from the Disk Killer virus. Note also that a considerable amount of incorrect information about responding to Disk Killer has already been distributed. If you follow this incorrect information, which advises you to turn your machine off as soon as Disk Killer begins to execute, it is extremely likely that you will not be able to fully recover from this virus. Additional Note: The CIAC team first became aware of this virus early last Fall. At that time, however, we chose to briefly describe this virus in the CIAC Bulletin Board (FELIX) and CIAC Bulletin A-15, rather than to issue a separate bulletin; infections at that time appeared to be limited to MS DOS computers equipped with hard disks made by a particular manufacturer in Taiwan. More [Y]es,N)o,C)ont,A)bort,J)ump! y For additional information or assistance, please contact CIAC: David S. Brown (415) 423-9878 or (FTS) 543-9878 FAX: (415) 423-0913, (FTS) 543-0913 or (415) 422-4294 Send e-mail to: ciac@tiger.llnl.gov Bullet # Last Updated Topic -------- ------------ ----- 41 10-31-90 Computer security conferences and courses available through May, 1991. 42 05-14-90 Lecture Series on High Integrity Systems. 43 10-24-90 North American ISDN User's Forum (Meetings of Special Interest to Computer Security Experts) 45 11-06-90 Call for papers 47 11-01-90 SCAT / ASIT meeting 48 11-02-90 SECURTECH '91 / CARDTECH '91 meeting COMPUTER SECURITY EVENTS CALENDAR This file contains a list of upcoming computer security events. Because of the nature of this material and how it is obtained, it is impossible to include every event. The absence or inclusion of any particular event does not imply criticism or endorsement by the National Institute of Standards and Technology or the sysop. If you know of computer security events that are not listed, please send the conference/course literature to the following: Marianne Swanson National Institute of Standards and Technology Room A-216, Bldg. 225 Gaithersburg, MD 20899 More [Y]es,N)o,C)ont,A)bort,J)ump! y DATE: 11/12/90 LOCATION: Atlanta, GA SPONSOR: CSI TITLE: 17th Annual Computer Security Conference CONTACT: Computer Security Institute ADDRESS: 500 Howard Street San Francisco, CA 94105 PHONE: (415)267-7651 DATE: 11/13/90 LOCATION: Renfrew, Scotland,UK SPONSOR: IPSA TITLE: Scotsec '90 CONTACT: IPSA(Scottish region) ADDRESS: P.O. Box 308, Glasgow G44 4BH Scotland, U.K. PHONE: 041 332 2955 DATE: 11/14/90 More [Y]es,N)o,C)ont,A)bort,J)ump! y LOCATION: San Francisco, CA SPONSOR: MIS TITLE: Computer Security for Security Professionals CONTACT: Pamela Bisset ADDRESS: 498 Concord Street Framingham, MA PHONE: (508)879-7999 DATE: 11/28/90 LOCATION: London, U.K. SPONSOR: EAT TITLE: Audit & EDP Audit Manager's Symposium CONTACT: Penny Moon ADDRESS: Mayfield House, 256 Banbury RD Oxford, OX2 7DH, U.K. PHONE: 44865512242 DATE: 12/03/90 LOCATION: Tucson, AZ SPONSOR: IEEE CONTACT: Marshall Abrams ADDRESS: 7525 Colshire Drive Mclean, VA 22102 PHONE: (703)883-6938 DATE: 12/10/90 LOCATION: Washington, DC SPONSOR: WAUUG TITLE: FedUnix CONTACT: FedUNIX 90 ADDRESS: 4610 Tournay Road Bethesda, MD 20816 PHONE: (301)229-1062 DATE: 02/05/91 LOCATION: Arlington, VA SPONSOR: AFCEA TITLE: 2nd Annual Military/Government Computing Conference and Expo CONTACT: AFCEA Programs Office Fairfax, VA 22033-3899 PHONE: (703)631-6125 DATE: 02/18/91 LOCATION: Tucson, AZ SPONSOR: IFIP TITLE: Dependable Computing for Critical Applications CONTACT: John F. Meyer ADDRESS: 2114B EECS Bldg. Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2122 PHONE: (313)763-0037 DATE: 04/01/91 LOCATION: San Diego, CA SPONSOR: ISSA TITLE: 8th Annual Working Conference for Information Security Prof. CONTACT: ISSA Headquarters ADDRESS: P.O. Box 9457 Newport Beach, CA 92658 More [Y]es,N)o,C)ont,A)bort,J)ump! y PHONE: (714) 854-5500 DATE: 05/15/91 LOCATION: Brighton, U.K. SPONSOR: EAT TITLE: 7thInternational Conference and Exhibition on Info. Security CONTACT: Penny Moon ADDRESS: Mayfield House,256 Banbury Rd Oxford, OX2 7DH, U.K. PHONE: 44 865 512242 DATE: 05/28/91 LOCATION: Washington, D.C. SPONSOR: Information Exchange TITLE: SCAT/ASIT '91 CONTACT: Paul D. Oyer ADDRESS: 2026-C Optiz Boulevard Woodbridge, VA 22191 PHONE: (800)223-8128 Computer Security Organizations (7) Bullet # Last Updated Topic -------- ------------ ----- 71 11-06-89 Computer Security Resource Center (CSRC) 72 12-03-90 NIST/NCSL Computer Security Division 73 12-03-90 Overview of NIST/NCSL Functions 74 03-13-90 Announcement of Internet Security Info Archive Computer NOTE: See file ORGS.TXT in the "General Directory" of this BBS for a list of computer security organizations. COMPUTER SECURITY RESOURCE CENTER The National Institute of Standards and Technology operates a Computer Security Resource Center (CSRC) to help address computer security incidents. CSRC is a central point of contact in a network of computer security incident response centers. The center attempts to facilitate problem solving in both routine and emergency situations involving major threats to government and other computer systems or networks. The CSRC can be contacted twenty-four hours a day by dialing (301) 975-5200. During normal office hours (8:30 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time), a Duty Officer is available, in most cases, immediately. After hours, the caller is directed to dial a telephone pager which contacts the Duty Officer. The CSRC is also a clearinghouse for computer and telecommunications security information. The objective is to facilitate the exchange of information among government agencies, educational institutions, and the private sector. The NIST Computer Security Bulletin Board system is one mechanism to convey information regarding computer and telecommunications security. This includes providing bulletins on computer security incidents, the user community affected, and the remedies if available. It should be noted that the bulletin board and incident handling are just two components of the Resource Center. Other Resource Center activities include: o Determining areas of user interest and the evolving nature of various user constituencies; o Seeking out and working with those who have experience with computer security incidents or have developed a means of dealing with, preventing, detecting, o Providing other vehicles by which current and potential users and information providers can exchange information; and o Working with others who provide related or comparable type services to benefit from their experience and make users aware of their services. NIST/NCSL has recently started an archive for bulletins and announcements issued from computer security response centers such as the CERT, CIAC in LLNL/DOE, and the DDN. The archive machine is accessible via anonymous FTP over the Internet. We intend this machine to serve the following functions: - an archive for security bulletins and alerts issued by other resource and response centers, as well as other related information and documents - general public downloading of security information (via anonymous ftp) The machine name is CSRC.NCSL.NIST.GOV, with IP address of 129.6.48.87. The machine is currently running VAX/VMS as the operating system, and FTP syntax is somewhat confusing - it is a mixture of VMS and UNIX. When changing directory to a subdirectory, the command is CD [.subdir-name] e.g. CD [.CIAC] When changing from a subdirectory to the root anonymous directory, the command is CD [ANONYMOUS] If you encounter problems or have suggestions, send e-mail to POSTMASTER@CSRC.NCSL.NIST.GOV. RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Tuesday 23 October 1990 Volume 10 : Issue 55 File to Download = risks10.55 Malfunction on Gambling Machine delivers $300,000 Jackpot (John Colville) Risks of Modernization (Chuck Weinstock) Airliner story (Ellen Cherniavsky) Summary of A320 report on W5 (Wayne Hayes) Boeing 777 to use fly by wire (Robert R. Henry) Re: Technology Meets Dog; Dog Wins (Dan Sandin) Stick-up At Banks (Paul Johnson) Re: Kasparov's sealed move (Peter Rice) Computerized cars and ham radio interference (Rich Wales) Programmer error, not language flaw (Stuart Friedberg) RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Thursday 18 October 1990 Volume 10 : Issue 54 File to Download = risks10.54 Flawed computer chip sold for years (Al Stangenberger) The slippery slope of personal identification and tracking (Jerry Leichter) Technology Meets Dog; Dog Wins (Sanford Sherizen) Pilot error and human factors (ark) Re: Airliner story (Bob Sutterfield) Re: Closed Captioning at Educom (Gary Coffman, Lauren Weinstein) RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Wednesday 17 October 1990 Volume 10 : Issue 53 File to Download = risks10.53 Lies, damn lies, and statistics... computer cabin-safety (Robert Dorsett) Ada MultiTasking (Edward V. Berard, Bertrand Meyer, Robert Firth, Ray Diederich, Brian Hanafee) Re: Technophilia-induced problem at Educom? (Miles R. Fidelman) RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Wednesday 17 October 1990 Volume 10 : Issue 52 File to Download = risks10.52 Re: "Pilot error" and Human Factors (P.F. Spelt) Be careful of what you give away! (M. Freeman) Re: Technophilia-induced problem at Educom? (Benjamin Ellsworth) Passwords and chess (Steve Bellovin) "Expert Systems in the Loop" explained (Martyn Thomas) RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Tuesday 16 October 1990 Volume 10 : Issue 51 File to Download = risks10.51 A Schaching Development in Kasparov-Karpov (anonymous) Software problem contributes to woman's death (Mike Overstreet) Re: A320s and Northwest Airlines (Craig A. Finseth) Technophilia-induced problem at Educom? (R. Aminzade) RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Monday 15 October 1990 Volume 10 : Issue 50 File to Download = risks10.50 Hackers blackmail UK five banks (Pete Mellor) Equinox on A320 (Robert Dorsett) Re: A320s and Northwest Airlines (Chris Davis) Re: Ada MultiTasking (Chet Laughlin) Re: Expert system in the loop (Randall Davis) Announcement of CPSR annual meeting (Lesley Kalmin) RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Thursday 11 October 1990 Volume 10 : Issue 49 File to Download = risks10.49 Programmer error kills phones for 30 minutes (John R. Dudeck) Answering Machine Cheats at Phone Tag (Ed McGuire) Discovery misprogrammed (Fernando Pereira) Airliner story (Rich Epstein via Gene Spafford) An IBM interface glitch & RISKS masthead FTP instructions (Lorenzo Strigini) Automobile Computer RISKS - A Real Life Experience (Marc Lewert) Re: BA 747-400 Engine Failure (Jerry Hollombe) Re: Ada and multitasking (Stephen Tihor, Henry Spencer) RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Tuesday 9 October 1990 Volume 10 : Issue 48 File to Download = risks10.48 Global warming or bad hardware? (Bob Campbell) Equinox on A320 (Pete Mellor) Ada and multitasking (Erling Kristiansen) Re: Arbitration Myths (Bernie Cosell) California DMV and Italian publicity (Jon) Government routinely ignores Privacy Act (Clifford Johnson) Computer sound editors are appropriate technology, not deceipt (David A. Honig) Operation Sun Devil invades the InterNet? (Jonathan I. Kamens) Loving Little Egypt - phone freaks (Dick Karpinski) CERT Advisory Update - NeXT Systems (Ed DeHart) RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Thursday 4 October 1990 Volume 10 : Issue 47 File to Download = risks10.47 California DMV and their new computer (Cecil Lee (2)) Report of Nat Semi clock chip flaw (Martyn Thomas) BA 747-400 Engine Failure (Martyn Thomas) CERT Advisory - NeXT systems (Edward DeHart) Fair Information Principles (Jeff Johnson) Television rating (nee universal listening) device (Tim Wood) From under a Rock??? (Subliminal message lawsuits) (Ed Hall) Operation Sun Devil invades the InterNet? (Ed Luke via Michael Packer via John M. Chapin) RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Friday 28 September 1990 Volume 10 : Issue 46 File to Download = risks10.46 Sellers Use Computer Glitch to Buy Illegal Winning Lottery Tickets (Nathaniel Borenstein) Safer to Fly or Drive? (David Levine) Re: Expert system in the loop (Matt Jaffe (2)) Bookkeeping error begs for machine help -- maybe (Jim Purtilo) Re: Hi-tech advertising (Brinton Cooper) Re: Reliability of the Space Shuttle (Chris Jones, Henry Spencer) Automated vehicle guidance systems (Will Martin) Computer 'error' in the British RPI (Chaz Heritage via Richard Busch) RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Wednesday 26 September 1990 Volume 10 : Issue 45 File to Download = risks10.45 More [Y]es,N)o,C)ont,A)bort,J)ump! y Computergate in New Jersey? (Steve Bellovin) Whitehall rebuked for 121 million pound Retail Price Index blunder (Dorothy Graham) Hi-tech advertising (Dave Turner) Students taking exams by remote hookups (PGN) Sun C2 system (Stephanie Zakrzewski) Arbiters (Brian Randell) Re: Expert system in the loop (Amos Shapir, Jim Horning, R Horn) Reliability of the Space Shuttle (Peter da Silva) Illinois Bill (Mark Brader) RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Monday 24 September 1990 Volume 10 : Issue 44 File to Download = risks10.44 Arbitration Myths (Leslie Lamport, Mark S. Day) Overbilled by 6 orders of magnitude (Jeff Johnson) Risks of "automated guided vehicles" (Brad Dolan) Field commanders using UNIX? (Tom Beattie) Expert system in the loop (Matt Jaffe, Clifford Johnson, bahn_pr) Apollo, The Race to the Moon (R.I. Cook) Failed mail ("after 246 days"!) and comment on long header lines (PGN) RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Saturday 22 September 1990 Volume 10 : Issue 43 Certification (Richard Platek, Paul Tomblin, John H. Whitehouse, Alan R Kaminsky, Russell C. Sorber, John H. Whitehouse, Frank Houston, BC Tompsett) Applicability of software curricula (Jeffrey Mogul) Occupational Licensing (Book Review) (Tony Harminc) RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Saturday 22 September 1990 Volume 10 : Issue 42 File to Download = risks10.42 Arbitration Myths (Peter Denning) Re: Security compromise with SUN's C2 package (Li Gong) Re: Expert system in the loop (Henry Spencer [2], Steven Philipson [2], Walt Thode) Railway Safe Working - large analogue systems (Peter Jones) Re: I'm 99% Sure You're A Crook!!! (Jerry Hollombe) Book suggestion: Apollo, The Race to the Moon (Martin Minow) Re: Knight reference: `Shapes of bugs' (Nancy Leveson) ACM Conference on Critical Issues in Computing (Harold S. Stone) RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Tuesday 18 September 1990 Volume 10 : Issue 41 File to Download = risks10.41 Software Certification (Michael J. Konopik, Joe Marshall, Jerry Glomph Black, RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Tuesday 18 September 1990 Volume 10 : Issue 40 File to Download = risks10.40 Software Unreliability and Social Vulnerability (Perry Morrison) DTI/SERC Safety Critical Systems Research Programme (Brian Randell) Canadian Transportation Accident Investigation (Brian Fultz) Risk of Collision (Brian Fultz) Knight reference: `Shapes of bugs' (Pete Mellor) RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Tuesday 18 September 1990 Volume 10 : Issue 39 File to Download = risks10.39 Poetic Justice in a Machine Crash (Andy Glew via Paul Eggert) Re: Expert system in the loop (Clifford Johnson, Peter G. Rose, Jeff Johnson) I'm 99% Sure You're A Crook!!! (mmm) A Nightmare: Security compromise with SUN's C2 package (Caveh Jalali) Another risk of phone systems [anonymous] Desktop Publishing Fraud (Sanford Sherizen) Data cowboys and database abuse - applicant screening (Rodney Hoffman) Inside risks of INSIDE RISKS (PGN) VIRUS-L Digest Thursday, 25 Oct 1990 Volume 3 : Issue 174 File to Download = virusl3.174 Defense Against Computer Viruses Possible virus on Commodore Reply ot Dave Chess re stealth detector (PC) Oct 23?? Re: Possible Infection (GHOSTBUSTERS) Diagnosing a computer virus (IBM MVS) Cascade ? / Recursive Subdirectories / Virus Requests Re: New MacVirus? (Mac) Plastique/Anti-CAD viruses (PC) Request re book references VIRUS-L Digest Friday, 19 Oct 1990 Volume 3 : Issue 173 File to Download = virusl3.173 Cascade virus? (PC) "Common" viruses (PC) Regular McAfee posts.... Checking during Desktop Rebuild (Mac) Probably not a virus (Mac) VIRUS-L Digest Thursday, 18 Oct 1990 Volume 3 : Issue 172 File to Download = virusl3.172 Administrivia, please read Stoned Distribution (PC) RE:Ohio Virus found at UTMB (PC) telecom virus Federman's comments Postscript Trojan Horse Re: Beware of researchers Need anti-viral for music virus. New MacVirus? Re: Could this be a virus? (PC) VIRUS-L Digest Wednesday, 17 Oct 1990 Volume 3 : Issue 171 File to Download = virusl3.171 Re: Alleged PostScript virus Re: Possible Infection (GHOSTBUSTERS) Possible virus artifact in DR-DOS v5? Re: Beware of some virus researchers re: OHIO virus found at UTMB (PC) Heriot-Watt Archive Update Avoiding anti-viral inits (Mac) Ohio Virus/Postscript trojan Re: Help with Jerusalem B (PC) Viruses in Shrink-Wrapped Software - Soliciting Reports of Incidents About "Stoned" - variants and removal PC Ciling (PC) PC Virus Defense Postscript Trojan. Was alleged post... VIRUS-L Digest Monday, 15 Oct 1990 Volume 3 : Issue 170 File to Download = virusl3.170 re:Help with Jerusalem virus (PC) Otto Stoltz Posting, Oct. 10, 1990 Slightly clearer translation Alleged Postscript Virus Re: Alleged PostScript virus. virus outbreak in Richmond, VA Author name correction OHIO virus found at UTMB (PC) re: Jerusalem B (PC) Re: mac virus(?) in school machines (Mac) Re: Request for Article/ ? Procedures Scan v67 and killer.com (PC) VIRUS-L indices and misc administrivia VIRUS-L Digest Thursday, 11 Oct 1990 Volume 3 : Issue 169 File to Download = virusl3.169 Re: Is it a virus? (PC) Yet another info about the saddam virus (PC) Re: Jerusalem B (PC) Windows Trojan ? (MS-DOS) Australian archives Computer System Vulnerability Hypercard virus. Anybody seen it? (Mac) Possible Boot-Sector Virus in Shrink-Wrapped Software (PC) Re: Possible Boot-Sector Virus in Shrink-Wrapped Software (PC) re: Detecting Stealth Virus (PC) Unix Antiviral Product - Looking (UNIX) HELP!! (PC) Alleged PostScript virus File to Download = virusl3.168 re: Help with Jerusalem virus (PC) New Virus - The Saddam Virus (PC) (INFO) Request for info on Joshi (PC) mac virus(?) in school machines (Mac) Origin of mem-stat.sys file in my rootdir? (PC) Detecting Stealth Virus (PC) More (small) info about Saddam Virus (PC) re: is this a virus? (pc) Virus Software Advice New files on MIBSRV (PC) VIRUS-L Digest Friday, 5 Oct 1990 Volume 3 : Issue 167 File to Download = virusl3.167 Help with Jerusalem virus (PC) Is it a virus? (PC) Disk write loses 10 characters --- a virus? (PC) Beware of some virus researchers RE - SAM & ANTI (Mac) Request for info Documentation sought Virus prevention UK virus centre, Part 2 Re: 4096 virus info, in German (PC) German translation of 4096 info (PC) VIRUS-L Digest Thursday, 4 Oct 1990 Volume 3 : Issue 166 File to Download = virusl3.166 VIRUS-L index question Anti-viral archive sites, introduction Anti-viral archive sites, email access amiga anti-viral sites apple.ii anti-viral sites atari.st anti-viral sites docs anti-viral sites ibmpc anti-viral sites mac anti-viral sites unix anti-viral sites VIRUS-L Digest Thursday, 4 Oct 1990 Volume 3 : Issue 165 File to Download = virusl3.165 Disk write loses 10 characters --- a virus? Icon displays (Mac) Jerusalem B (PC) New files on MIBSRV (PC) Re: New Virus Strain (Mac) Re: Viruses in Sound Effects (Mac) Printed information about worms, viruses, and security OS specific viruses _Possible_ NEW Yom Kippur virus alert?? (Mac) New? Amiga virus (Amiga) Disinfectant 2.2 (Mac) Question about Whale Virus (PC) NEW VIRUS - The Saddam Virus (PC) Re: viruses in sound effects (Mac) VIRUS-L Digest Monday, 1 Oct 1990 Volume 3 : Issue 164 File to Download = virusl3.164 Mac Files (Mac) Re: viruses in sound effects (Mac) Review the Literature VIRUS Software for VAX/VMS Looking for Utilities for virus checking on the APPLE GS New Virus Strain (Mac) Re: Viruses in Sound Effects (Mac) Re: Help, I may have a virus (Virus-L, V#3, #161) (PC) Re: Jerusalem B (PC) reinfection despite using VSHIELD? Re: Viruses in Sound Effects (Mac) Stoned info (PC) Infection management and privacy VIRUS-L Digest Thursday, 27 Sep 1990 Volume 3 : Issue 163 File to Download = virusl3.163 Re: STONED virus (PC) High school student unleashes viruses (REPRINT) Re: Viruses in Sound Effects (Mac) Re: Help, I may have a virus. (PC) Re: Help, I may have a virus. (PC) Cliff Stoll is *AGAIN* on TV next week - PBS' NOVA this time VIRUS-L Digest Tuesday, 25 Sep 1990 Volume 3 : Issue 162 File to Download = virusl3.162 Re: Is this a VIRUS? (PC) Jerusalem B (PC) reinfection despite using VSHIELD? Thanks for the help (Mac) Re: Viruses in Sound Effects (Mac) Book review VIRUS-L Digest Monday, 24 Sep 1990 Volume 3 : Issue 161 File to Download = virusl3.161 Re: STONED virus (PC) Accucard (PC) Re: a long time ago (PC) Help, I may have a virus. (PC) XEMAG.SYS (PC) Difficulty with F-Prot package (PC) ABC Virus (PC) Is this a VIRUS? (PC) Anti-Virus Viruses Yankee doodle dandy (PC) VIRUS-L Digest Friday, 21 Sep 1990 Volume 3 : Issue 160 File to Download = virusl3.160 Anomoly contd (Mac) forwarded message (suspected virus) (PC) Viruses in Sound Effects (Mac) Re: Emulation Virus book/article Re: Mac misbehavior (Mac) Application-specific viruses (PC) VIRUS-L Digest Wednesday, 19 Sep 1990 Volume 3 : Issue 159 File to Download = virusl3.159 Emulation? redistribution of viruses. V&S anti-virus viruses (AVV's) Stoned virus (PC) Re: Measuring the Spread of Viruses a long time ago (PC) Mac misbehavior (Mac) The Problem With Self-Limiting Viruses (was Re: Anti-virus viruses) New viruses? (MAC) Is there a LaserWriter attacking virus? (Mac) Mac Anomolies with AppleShare & Ethernet (Mac) AUTOEXEC.BAT (PC) VIRUS-L Digest Tuesday, 18 Sep 1990 Volume 3 : Issue 158 File to Download = virusl3.158 Re: EEPROM BIOS (PC) Re: SCANRES (PC) The Telecomm Virus (PC) Re: OS/2 Viruses (OS/2) Measuring the Spread of Viruses Re: Who should get what viruses Re: Anti-virus viruses Re: Whale Virus Information (PC) 1559 virus, Drew U. has been hit (again) (PC) Whale virus (PC) Bullet # Last Updated Topic -------- ------------ ----- 61 01-29-90 Where to obtain computer security posters 62 01-22-90 Order form for NSCS documents (Orange book, etc.) Note: A list of computer security videos can be downloaded using the file VIDEOS.TXT in the Resources Directory of this BBS. 51 08-07-90 A Bill to amend Title 18 of the United States Code to clarify and expand legal prohibitions against computer abuse was introduced in the Senate on April 19, 1990. NOTE: The "Data Encryption Standard (DES) Fact Sheet" has been superseded by the "Data Encryption Standard (DES) Bulletin" that was just issued by NIST. The Bulletin can be downloaded from the "General Information" directory on this bbs. Bullet # Last Updated Topic -------- ------------ ----- 41 10-31-90 Computer security conferences and courses available through May, 1991. 42 05-14-90 Lecture Series on High Integrity Systems. 43 10-24-90 North American ISDN User's Forum (Meetings of Special Interest to Computer Security Experts) 45 11-06-90 Call for papers 47 11-01-90 SCAT / ASIT meeting 48 11-02-90 SECURTECH '91 / CARDTECH '91 meeting ALERTS Archive of Computer Security Alerts and Remedies EVENTS Events & Activities GENERAL General Information PUBS Security Publications RISKS Risk Forums from the Internet RESEARCH Research Activities RESOURCES Products, Services & Resources VIRUSL Virus-l Bulletins from the Internet RBBS Software for this bulletin board What directory(s) (A)ll,L)ist,E)xtended +/-, [Q]uit)? a Scanning directory ALL - All files RBBS-EXE.ZIP 302938 02-14-90 Executable files. RBBS-DOC.ZIP 269542 02-14-90 Documentation for RBBS-PC RBBS-TXT.ZIP 114169 02-14-90 System text files used by RBBS-PC. RBBSSEXE.ZIP 18351 02-14-90 RBBS-PC.EXE. Smaller,faster,min. debugging. RBBS-EXT.ZIP 68256 02-14-90 External protocol drivers RBBS-UTL.ZIP 24981 02-14-90 Miscellaneous RBBS-PC utilities. RISKTOOL.TXT 33866 10-22-90 Description of automated Risk Management Packages that NIST/NCSC Risk Management Laboratory have examined REVBLT.TXT 13656 10-10-90 NIST Bulletin "Review of Federal Agency Computer Security and Privacy Plans (CSPP): A Summary Report (10/90) GLOSBLT.TXT 6727 10-10-90 NIST Bulletin "Bibliography of Computer Security Glossaries (9/90) VIRUSBLT.TXT 23740 07-19-90 NIST Bulletin that discusses computer viruses and other related threats (8/90) TRUSTBLT.TXT 14787 07-19-90 NIST Bulletin - Guidance on the use of trusted systems (7/90) DESBLT.TXT 24331 06-27-90 NIST Bulletin - Data Encryption Standard (6/90) DES.TXT 22455 06-05-90 Data Encryption Standard Fact Sheet DESVAL.TXT 3456 05-31-90 A list of products (and associated vendors) that have been validated as meeting FIPS Pub 46, The Data Encryption Standard. This file also includes the date of validation for each product. that have been validated as meeting options in ANSI X9.17, Financial Institution Key Management (Wholesale). MAC.TXT 6867 05-30-90 A list of products (and associated vendors) that have been validated as meeting FIPS 113, Computer Data Authentication and options (as specified) of ANSI X9.9, American National Standard for Financial Institution Message Authentication (Wholesale). TECHDES.TXT 34802 05-30-90 A technical information list of products that have been validated as meeting FIPS Pub 46. READLIST.TXT 12766 05-02-90 Abbreviated bibliography of selected works about computer viruses, worms, and related issues VIDEOS.TXT 36258 01-02-90 List of comp. security videos TECHPAP.TXT 49808 01-02-90 Bibliography of technical papers (1988) REPORTS.TXT 63155 01-02-90 Biblio of comp. security reports ('76-'88) PERIODIC.TXT 34760 01-02-90 Biblio of comp. security periodicals ('88) MANUALS.TXT 9200 01-02-90 Biblio of comp. security manuals ('88) GUIDELIN.TXT 95570 01-02-90 Biblio of comp. security guidelines('74-'88) BOOKS.TXT 41607 01-02-90 Biblio of comp. security books ('73-'88) ARTICLES.TXT 161517 01-02-90 Biblio of comp. security articles ('83-'88) FTPSITES.TXT 35737 01-02-90 List of FTP sites on Internet ORGS.TXT 8219 01-01-90 List of computer security orgs RISKS10.55 23170 10-25-90 RISKS10.54 19681 10-25-90 RISKS10.52 10329 10-25-90 RISKS10.51 16911 10-25-90 RISKS10.50 21546 10-25-90 RISKS10.49 20717 10-25-90 RISKS10.48 22542 10-25-90 RISKS10.47 59252 10-25-90 RISKS10.46 48782 10-25-90 RISKS10.45 18669 10-25-90 RISKS10.44 23383 10-25-90 RISKS10.43 28717 10-25-90 RISKS10.42 29524 10-25-90 RISKS10.41 19301 10-25-90 RISKS10.40 26253 10-25-90 RISKS10.39 22427 10-25-90 NEWSLTR.TXT 18282 10-11-90 NCSL Newsletter (August 1990) CSLAW.TXT 14336 07-17-90 "Computer Security and the Law." by Gary Morris - good doc on legal issues with regard to computer security VSUM9005 51200 07-13-90 May 1990 Summary of known viruses CATALOG.ZIP 4480 07-13-90 Catalog of latest viruses ASIT.ZIP 06-12-90 Implementing an Access Control System with Smart Token Technology by Dray, Smid, and Warner, NIST -- describes a token based access control system designed to eliminate problems with More [Y]es,N)o,C)ont,A)bort,J)ump,V)iew,D)ownload! y password-only systems. SP500166.ZIP 39650 06-06-90 Special Pub 500-166 Computer Viruses and Related Threats - ASCII version SP166_PS.ZIP 74603 06-06-90 Special Pub 500-166 - PostScript format TEMPEST.ZIP 18145 06-06-90 Eavesdropping on the electronic emanations of digital equipment, by C. Seline 12TRICKS.TXT 13066 06-05-90 12 Tricks Trojan Information ALLVIRUS.TXT 21888 06-05-90 Jim Goodwin's PC Virus Listing CVM.TXT 23552 06-05-89 Computer Virus Myths EVAL.TXT 26112 05-04-89 Anti-Viral Product Evaluation - 5/5/89 GLATH.ZIP 10240 06-04-90 "Computer Viruses: A Relational View" HACKER.ZIP 46961 06-04-90 The social organisation of the computer underground, Thesis, G. Meyer, Illinois IDENTIFY.TXT 20650 06-04-89 Developing Virus Identification Products KIEL.ZIP 15616 06-04-90 "Infection of PCs" by Kiel and Lee LEVINE.ZIP 7296 06-04-90 "Potential Virus Attack" by L.P. Levine VIRLV2.221 23552 06-04-90 Info on Anti-Viral products from VIRUS-L VIRUSSUM.DOC 95736 05-29-90 Summary of Known PC Viruses GAO_RPT.ZIP 38820 05-26-90 GAO Report on the Internet Worm HORMONES.TXT 19511 05-26-90 Paper on infection control in networks by David Stodolsky IBM.ZIP 26852 05-26-90 IBM paper on Computer Viruses IMPLPGMS.TXT 42307 05-26-90 John McAfee on Implemeting Virus Prevention MAC_GDE.TXT 5833 05-26-90 Guide to fighting viruses on MacIntoshes MIT.ZIP 112645 05-26-90 MIT report on the Internet Worm - in PostScript only RSA.TXT 16926 05-26-90 MD4 Message digest algorthm notes for digital signature applications TR823.DOC 106655 05-26-90 Purdue report on the Internet Worm by Eugene Spafford TR823.ZIP 112645 05-26-90 Same as above, in PostScript VDETECT.TXT 13613 05-26-90 Describes model for a universal virus detector by Chris Ruhl and James Molini VIRLIST1.TXT 19389 05-26-90 List of known viruses in U.K. by Joe Hirst VIRLIST2.TXT 32045 05-26-90 Describes some new viruses, by Alan Solomon VIRUS101.ZIP 25444 05-26-90 Virus fundamentals in DOS and Atari ST UNIXSEC.ZIP 111642 05-11-90 Great! Unix Security in PostScript format SP4Rpt.txt 45721 04-11-90 Report on NIST Research Effort on SP4 Secure Protocol under OSI MGTGUIDE.TXT 24424 12-01-89 Special Pub "Management Guide to the Protection of Information Resources" EXEGUIDE.TXT 23477 12-01-89 Special Pub "Executive Guide to the Protection of Information Resources" USRGUIDE.TXT 16034 12-01-89 Special Pub "Computer Users' Guide to the Protection of Information Resources" Software Maintenance LIST91.TXT 25984 12-01-86 Complete List of Security Pubs ADDEND88.TXT 7000 10-01-89 Addendum to List88 LIST88.TXT 74201 08-01-89 Complete List of NCSL Pubs FIPS.TXT 80854 06-01-89 Complete List of FIPS Pubs w/Prices V3_100_N.ZIP 18927 10-24-90 Index of Virusls from 100 to current V3I_MAC.ZIP 7411 06-26-90 Index of MacIntosh articles, Issues 1 - 99 V3I_MISC.ZIP 16372 06-26-90 Index of misc. articles, Issues 1 - 99 V3I_PC.ZIP 14889 06-26-90 Index of PC articles, Issues 1 - 99 V3_1_9.ZIP 72648 06-26-90 Virus-l Volume 3 Issues 1 - 9 V3_10_19.ZIP 70796 06-26-90 Virus-l Volume 3 Issues 10 - 19 V3_20_29.ZIP 105807 06-26-90 Virus-l Volume 3 Issues 20 - 29 V3_30_39.ZIP 100202 06-26-90 Virus-l Volume 3 Issues 30 - 39 V3_40_49.ZIP 123921 06-26-90 Virus-l Volume 3 Issues 40 - 49 V3_50_59.ZIP 75265 06-26-90 Virus-l Volume 3 Issues 50 - 59 V3_60_69.ZIP 74444 06-26-90 Virus-l Volume 3 Issues 60 - 69 V3_70_79.ZIP 87808 06-26-90 Virus-l Volume 3 Issues 70 - 79 V3_80_89.ZIP 93060 06-26-90 Virus-l Volume 3 Issues 80 - 89 V3_90_99.ZIP 104861 06-26-90 Virus-l Volume 3 Issues 90 - 99 V3100_09.ZIP 94791 08-20-90 Virus-l Volume 3 Issues 100 - 109 V3110_19.ZIP 108924 08-20-90 Virus-l Volume 3 Issues 110 - 119 V3120_29.ZIP 74359 08-20-90 Virus-l Volume 3 Issues 120 - 129 V3140_49.ZIP 121879 09-18-90 Virus-l Volume 3 Issues 140 - 149 V3150_59.ZIP 97380 10-24-90 Virus-l Volume 3 Issues 150 - 159 V3160_69.ZIP 76687 10-24-90 Virus-l Volume 3 Issues 160 - 169 VIRUSL3.174 19113 10-24-90 VIRUSL3.173 8179 10-24-90 VIRUSL3.172 13357 10-24-90 VIRUSL3.171 25811 10-24-90 VIRUSL3.170 23698 10-24-90 VIRUSL3.169 23832 10-24-90 VIRUSL3.168 17186 10-24-90 VIRUSL3.167 18308 10-24-90 VIRUSL3.166 21217 10-24-90 VIRUSL3.165 29714 10-24-90 VIRUSL3.164 23066 10-24-90 VIRUSL3.163 9642 10-24-90 VIRUSL3.161 10860 10-24-90 VIRUSL3.160 10825 10-24-90 EVENTCAL TXT 3936 10-31-90 Computer Security Courses & Conferences Ann_Conf.txt 17364 01-01-90 List of computer security conferences NIST02.TXT 4238 09-22-89 COLUMBUS DAY VIRUS FACT SHEET NIST01.TXT 5761 09-22-89 COLUMBUS DAY VIRUS PRESS RELEASE CIACA19.TXT 2969 03-06-90 UNIX INTERNET ATTACK ADVISORY CIACA17.TXT 5739 03-06-90 ERADICATING WDEF USING DISINFECTANT 1.5-6 CIACA16.TXT 2709 01-29-90 SUN SENDMAIL VULNERABILITY CIACA14.TXT 4538 01-23-90 BREAKIN USING ENCODE-DECODE ON SUN UNIX CIACA11.TXT 1782 01-04-90 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS D3 PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEM PROBLEMS CIACA10.TXT 2625 12-19-89 PC AIDS TROJAN HORSE ALERT CIACA9.TXT 4976 12-18-89 MACINTOSH WDEF VIRUS ALERT CIACA8.TXT 3171 11-29-89 UNICOS O-S PROBLEMS CIACA6.TXT 3818 11-07-89 NORTON UTILITIES TROJAN HORSE CIACA5.TXT 5292 11-01-89 SUN RCP VULNERABILITY CIACA4.TXT 5328 10-30-89 NEW VERSION OF WANK WORM CIACA3.TXT 12129 10-20-89 TOOLS TO CHECK SPREAD OF WANK WORM CIACA2.TXT 10985 10-16-89 W.COM WORM ON VAX-VMS CIACA1.TXT 4260 10-09-89 FTP BREAKINS ON UNIX TFTP2.TXT 1469 06-05-89 PATCH FOR ABOVE HOLES TFTP1.TXT 2959 06-05-89 SECURITY HOLES IN UNIX TELNET_T.TXT 3505 06-05-89 BOGUS TELNET ON INTERNET RESTORE.TXT 3326 06-05-89 PROBLEMS WITH SUNOS RESTORE RCP_RDIS.TXT 24412 06-05-89 RCP, RDIST VULNERABILITIES IN BSD UNIX NVIR.TXT 2602 06-05-89 NVIR VIRUS ON MACINTOSH NCSA_TEL.TXT 3027 06-05-89 PROBLEMS WITH NCSA TELNET JERUSALE.TXT 1598 06-05-89 NEW STRAIN OF JERUSALEM VIRUS 386I.TXT 1845 10-30-89 AUTHENTICATION BYPASS IN SUN 386I SPAN04.TXT 4412 10-30-89 PROTECTING THE DECNET ACCOUNT SPAN03.TXT 7680 10-30-89 VARIANT OF WANK WORM SPAN02.TXT 1651 10-23-89 MORE PROTECTION MEASURES SPAN01.TXT 18179 10-19-89 DECNET WANK WORM PROTECTION MEASURES DDN90.01 4020 01-25-90 SECURITY INCIDENT REPORTING DDN06.TXT 2940 11-01-89 SUN RCP VULNERABILITY DDN05.TXT 4100 10-23-89 ULTRIX 3.0 BREAK-IN ATTEMPTS DDN04.TXT 3067 10-23-89 HALLOWEEN PRECAUTIONARY NOTE DDN03.TXT 11011 10-18-89 W.COM ("WANK") WORM ON SPAN NETWORK DDN02.TXT 3523 10-05-89 COLUMBUS DAY-DATACRIME VIRUS DDN01.TXT 2951 09-22-89 DDN SECURITY COORDINATION CENTER CERT13.TXT 2815 01-30-90 GPO DISK INFECTED WITH VIRUS CERT12.TXT 2115 01-29-90 SUN SENDMAIL VULNERABILITY CERT11.TXT 749 10-26-89 SUN RCP HOLE CERT10.TXT 8702 10-17-89 DECNET WANK WORM CERT09.TXT 2838 10-08-89 ULTRIX 3.0 ADVISORY CERT08.TXT 2416 10-08-89 ULTRIX 3.0 BREAK-IN ATTEMPTS CERT07.TXT 19089 09-22-89 COLUMBUS DAY-DATACRIME VIRUS CERT06.TXT 4614 08-16-89 TELNET FTP-TELNET HOLES CERT05.TXT 2249 07-26-89 SUN RESTORE HOLE CERT04.TXT 4668 12-21-88 UNIX PASSWD FILE HOLE CERT02.TXT 3613 12-07-88 FTP DAEMON HOLE CERT01.TXT 3613 12-07-88 INTERNET WORM BREAK-IN PKZ110.EXE 149248 05-11-90 Zip, Unzip tools End list. 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