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42. Winn Schwartau: Information Warfare: Cyberterrorism: Protecting Your Personal Se Many books on Winn Schwartau Information Warfare Cyberterrorism ProtectingYour Personal Security in the Electronic Age are available. http://www.argospress.com/Resources/radar/book-1560251328.htm

Radar Glossary INFORMATION WARFARE: CYBERTERRORISM: PROTECTING YOUR PERSONAL SECURITY IN THE ELECTRONIC AGE Return to Radar Glossary Argos Press Home Winn Schwartau, " Information Warfare: Cyberterrorism: Protecting Your Personal Security in the Electronic Age ", Thunder's Mouth Press, October, 1996. ISBN: 1560251328 Other subject areas related to Information Warfare: Cyberterrorism: Protecting Your Personal Security in the Electronic Age (possibly beyond the scope of this Radar Glossary) include: Computer security, Computer crimes, Politics - Current Events, Political Science, Data Transmission Systems - General, Sociology - General. Related topics include: Electronic Warfare, Radar Electronics More Information Customer reviews. Customer reviews of Information Warfare: Cyberterrorism: Protecting Your Personal Security in the Electronic Age Topics in our resources on Radar related to Information Warfare: Cyberterrorism: Protecting Your Personal Security in the Electronic Age include: Electronic Warfare (EW) Radar Electronics Other books on Radar can be found under these headings: Politics - Current Events Political Science Please note that this book is not published by Argos Press. To order this book please click on the links to the right. For information on samples and permission to copy, please contact the publisher directly.

43. Customer Reviews Of Winn Schwartau: Information Warfare: Cyberterrorism: Protect Many books on Customer reviews of Winn Schwartau Information Warfare CyberterrorismProtecting Your Personal Security in the Electronic Age are available. http://www.argospress.com/Resources/radar/crev-1560251328.htm

Radar Glossary CUSTOMER REVIEWS OF INFORMATION WARFARE: CYBERTERRORISM: PROTECTING YOUR PERSONAL SECURITY IN THE ELECTRONIC AGE Return to Radar Glossary Argos Press Home Very important book An excellent resource Very informative, a great insight as to what is possible. This should make many people more aware of the need for some sort of security on their systems. NEED TO READ ALOT OF WHAT SCHWARTU IS TALKING ABOUT IN THIS BOOK IS POSSIBLE. SOME OF THE COMPANIES SECURITY IN THE UNITED STATES IS SOMEWHAT WEAK, BUT IMPROVING. SOME OF THE COMPANIES I HAVE WORKED FOR WOULD FLUNK IN THEIR SECURITY MEASURES. THE AUTHOR IS CORRECT ON HOW EASY IT IS TO GET INFORMATION FROM THE USA, FOR EXAMPLE THE SITUATION WITH CHINA ON THE NUCLEAR TECH. SECRETS THAT THEY NOW POSES IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF WHAT WINN SCHWARTAU IS TALKING ABOUT. AND THE S.S.AGENTS WHOS NAMES WERE POSTED ON THE WEB IS ANOTHER EXAMPLE Related topics include: Electronic Warfare, Radar Electronics More Information Main book page. Information Warfare: Cyberterrorism: Protecting Your Personal Security in the Electronic Age Topics in our resources on Radar related to Information Warfare: Cyberterrorism: Protecting Your Personal Security in the Electronic Age include: Electronic Warfare (EW) Radar Electronics Please note that this book is not published by Argos Press. To order this book please click on the links to the right. For information on samples and permission to copy, please contact the publisher directly.

44. Books and Parents Teachers Who Havent Got a Clue.), Internet Computer Ethics for Kids(and Parents Teachers Who Haven t Got a Clue.) by Winn Schwartau, DL Busch http://www.netip.com/cgi-bin/ae.pl?authorsearch=Winn Schwartau&mode=books

45. HotWired: Club Wired - Winn Schwartau 21 April 1997 Winn Schwartau. condor6 hi. condor6 is this infowar guygoing to be around ? condor6 Winn Schwartau. condor6 are you there? http://hotwired.wired.com/talk/club/special/transcripts/97-04-21-schwartau.html

21 April 1997 Winn Schwartau Winn Schwartau Ciao4: What in the world are you doing down here, Marq? condor6: hi condor6: is this infowar guy going to be around ? condor6: winn schwartau condor6: are you there? jonl: Logged in but not here yet, y'know what I mean? Winn Schwartau : oooh so many folks! : ) eltuercas: Hello... Winn Schwartau : Greetings to John and Jon! eltuercas: Winn, I see you have your own username now. Winn Schwartau : El Tu Brute! jonl: Hey, guys. Winn Schwartau : No, I never got the email - just aliased jonl: The server was threatening to kick me off... jonl: if I didn't start talking. jonl: so here I are. Winn Schwartau : Threats will get yu everywhere jonl: For certain. jonl: I'm trying to figure out the munged display on my user list. jonl: ha, now fixed. Winn Schwartau : So, what happens now. Type and wait? ; - ) jonl: John, how 'bout the announcement? Winn Schwartau : I gues you can't here my daughetr playing paino.... eltuercas: ok jonl: We need to call all faithful listeners over from other rooms. jonl: Just a sec...

46. Wired Collections: Privacy: Information Warrior Winn Schwartau With the nation s wealth embedded in our electronic infrastructure,we need to be ready to fight cyberwars. Collections/New Policy/Privacy. http://hotwired.wired.com/collections/privacy/4.08_schwartau1.html

Collections New Policy Privacy Wired Collections Wired News The Web NEW POLICY Censorship Encryption Internet Law Privacy NEW MEDIA Gaming Multimedia Virtual Communities Web Development NEW TECHNOLOGY Computers Connectivity Future of War Genetics ... Space Exploration NEW ECONOMY Future of Money Global Economy Online Business Models Online Commerce ... Venture Capital WIRED MAGAZINE Issue 6.09 Subscribe to Wired. Special offer! HOTWIRED Webmonkey RGB Gallery Web 101 Member Central WIRED NEWS Top Stories Stocks HOTBOT Search Shop Send us feedback Information Warrior By Ben Venzke Wired magazine, Aug 1996 Page 1 of 2 next Printing? Use this version. SEE ALSO Prophet of Privacy Whitfield Diffie took cryptography out of the hands of the spooks and made privacy possible in the digital age - by inventing the most revolutionary concept in encryption since the Renaissance. by Steven Levy Nov 1994 No Freedom of Information The power of information technology - often touted as the harbinger of democratic enlightenment - is now being used to justify further restrictions on public access to government records. by Malcom Howard Apr 1997 Privacy Is My Life The ACLU's Janlori Goldman just may be the most effective privacy lawyer in America.

47. Washingtonpost.com: Live Online Leslie Walker s .com Live Discussion with Winn Schwartau, author of Cybershock 1 pm EDT Thursday, May 11, 2000, Winn Schwartau The networks are bigger. http://discuss.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/zforum/00/walker0511.htm

Home Register Web Search: Weekly Schedule Video Archive Discussion Areas Politics Nation World Metro ... Advertisers Leslie Walker's .com Live Discussion with Winn Schwartau, author of "Cybershock" 1 p.m. EDT: Thursday, May 11, 2000 Leslie Walker Welcome to DotCom Live. This week my guest is Internet security expert Winn Schwartau, author of the new book, "Cybershock." Schwartau's book takes readers into the world of hackers, hacking, identity theft, electronic snooping, espionage and cyber-terrorism. From the "ILoveYou" virus last week to the denial-of-service attack that recently crippled leading Web sites, information security has been much in the news. Schwartau, who also wrote "Information Warfare," will offer tips and answer questions on how to protect your family and computers from fraud, hacks, pornography and theft. Tune in at 1 P.M. Thursday or submit your questions early Leslie Walker: Why don't you start by telling us what you see as the biggest cyberthreats facing society. Of all the scary scenarios, what should we be worried about the most? Winn Schwartau: The biggest threat is apathy, arrogance and ignorance. Some people flat out dont care about security or privacy. Others think "it will never happen to me, and everyone is blowing smoke to make money". Ignorance, though, is the worst. Not being aware of the real world capabilities, threats and vulnerabilities is something we have to desperately overcome. I (and others) told Congress about this as far back as 1991 and look how long it took them to anything like PPD-63 or the NIPC. They combined all three modes for failure.

48. "Winn's War Against The Net" By Lewis Z. Koch The only shocking element to Winn Schwartau s newest book, Cybershock SurvivingHackers, Phreakers, Identity Thieves, Internet Terrorists and Weapons of Mass http://www.lzkoch.com/column_07.html

Winn's War Against The Net by Lewis Z. Koch The only shocking element to Winn Schwartau's newest book, Cybershock - Surviving Hackers, Phreakers, Identity Thieves, Internet Terrorists and Weapons of Mass Disruption - is the depth of its irresponsibility. Its slick attempt to terrorize the reader about the dangers of the Internet and the fearsome, loathsome "hackers" who lurk within marks a new low. The ninth paragraph of the first page sets the tone for the rest of this book. "I don't mean to scare you right off the bat here; there is plenty of time for that. But, if you are already part of the twenty-first century, which you are, you should be concerned at a minimum, and maybe, just maybe, very scared." Of course Schwartau means to frighten - enough so that his book will probably make good bedtime reading for North Korea's Kim Jong Il or Pakistan's General Pervez Musharraf. They'll be sure to underline his caution to "Consider using psychological profiling of staff hopefuls to learn about their ethics, morals, tendencies, and proclivities . . ." The proof is in the mail "The hacking problem is big. No, make that huge," Schwartau proclaims, then adds the little caveat that "despite the studies, we really don't know exactly how huge. Is it $100 million or $100 billion? Does it matter?"

49. Business Security References Inc. ; Chicago, Ill. Distributed in the USA by LPC Group, c2000. AUTHOR Schwartau,Winn. IMPRINT New York Free Press, 2000. AUTHOR Schwartau, Winn. http://www.neiu.edu/~ncaftori/business-ref.htm

Business security References Bibliography AUTHOR Quarantiello, Laura E., 1968- TITLE Cyber crime : how to protect yourself from computer criminals IMPRINT Lake Geneva, WI : Limelight Books, c1997. AUTHOR McMahon, David. TITLE Cyber threat : Internet security for home and business / IMPRINT Toronto : Warwick Pub. Inc. ; Chicago, Ill. : Distributed in the U.S.A. by LPC Group, c2000. AUTHOR Schwartau, Winn. TITLE Cybershock : surviving hackers, phreakers, identity thieves, internet terrorists and weapons of mass disruption / IMPRINT New York : Thunder's Mouth Press, 2000. AUTHOR Jennings, Charles, 1948- TITLE The hundredth window : protecting your privacy and security > in the age of the Internet / Charles Jennings and Lori Fena ; foreword by Esther Dyson. IMPRINT New York : Free Press, 2000. Forensics-related references. other references. Return Last changed 01/02/03 var site="sm3path"

50. Availability.com, Your Business Continuity Resource: Expert Commentary Latest Articles Winn Schwartau. 08/2001, How to Break Into a Networkwith Only Three Keystrokes It used to take a certain amount http://www.availability.com/news/expert_commentary/index.cfm?action=Winn Schwart

51. Availability.com, Your Business Continuity Resource: Layers - Security 08/2001, How to Break Into a Network with Only Three Keystrokes Winn Schwartau.08/2001, When Friends Become Enemies Yuri Pikover. Part 2 Winn Schwartau. http://www.availability.com/elements/information_technology/security.cfm?mode=ex

52. Network Security From The Pros 2000. Hack Proofing Your Network Internet Tradecraft. SyngressRockland, MA. Schwartau,Winn. 2000. Thunder s Mouth Press New York. Schwartau, Winn. 1994. http://www.pdaconsulting.com/biblio.htm

home our services about Peter Davis+Assoc. contact ... Windows NT/2000/XP and .NET Security Business Bergeron, Bryan. 2002. Dark Ages II: When the Digital Data Die . Prentice Hall: Upper Saddle River, NJ. Berners-Lee, Tim with Mark Fischetti. 1999. Weaving the Web . HarperCollins: New York. Coderre, David G. 1998. CAATTs and other Beasts for Auditors . Global Audit Publications: Vancouver, BC. Comer, Michael J., Patrick M. Ardis and David H. Price. 1988. Bad Lies in Business . McGraw-Hill: London. Davis, Stan and Bill Davidson. 1991. 2020 Vision Davis, Stanley M. 1987. Future Perfect . Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc.: Reading, MA. Gelernter, David. 1991. Mirror Worlds or: The Day Software Puts the Universe in a Shoebox...How It Will Happen and What It Will Mean . Oxford University Press, Inc.: New York.

53. How To Break Into A Network With Only Three Keystrokes The Author. Winn Schwartau (Winn@interpactinc.com) is the Presidentof Interpact, Inc., a security awareness consulting firm. His http://www.searchwebservices.com/originalContent/0,289142,sid26_gci770991,00.htm

Home News How to Break In... EMAIL THIS PAGE TO A FRIEND News: Search for: in ALL NEWS ALL SEARCHWEBSERVICES Full TargetSearch with Google How to Break Into a Network with Only Three Keystrokes By Winn Schwartau How to Break Into a Network with Only Three Keystrokes By Winn Schwartau Thinking of installing a wireless network? Think again. Columnist Winn Schwartau reveals just how simple it is to break into wireless networks, even encrypted systems. Although we deliberately omit describing some key components of the hack attack kit to prevent intruders from wrecking havoc, those missing pieces are all too readily available. It used to take a certain amount of talent to break into a computer network, but not any more. Run a scanner, look for holes, download passwords or generate buffer overflows and you're in! Today, breaking into a corporate network, not just their Web site, is even simpler. I've talked with people who believe that it's so simple that some companies should be prosecuted for stupidity. Not a bad idea, perhaps, but the cause may be that CIOs and security people are not aware of recent developments that leave their networks open to remote attack invisibly. How I Became a Cyber Criminal Without Even Knowing It.

54. Nettime: Winn Schwartau On Infowar At Electronic Frontiers Forum nettime Winn Schwartau on Infowar at Electronic Frontiers Forum. Tocyberdawg AT sig.net; Subject nettime Winn Schwartau on Infowar http://amsterdam.nettime.org/Lists-Archives/nettime-l-9702/msg00079.html

Jon Lebkowsky on Mon, 24 Feb 97 18:06 MET Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index nettime: Winn Schwartau on Infowar at Electronic Frontiers Forum To cyberdawg AT sig.net Subject : nettime: Winn Schwartau on Infowar at Electronic Frontiers Forum From jonl AT onr.com Date : Mon, 24 Feb 1997 09:26:03 -0600 Cc nettime-l AT Desk.nl Sender owner-nettime-l AT Desk.nl Thursday, 27 February 6 p.m. PST Winn Schwartau, in Electronic Frontiers javachat: http://www.talk.com telnet: talk.com information: http://www.talk.com/eff/ http://www.desk.nl/~nettime/ contact: nettime-owner AT is.in-berlin.de Prev by Date: nettime: Teen hackers in Croatia break Pentagon codes Next by Date: nettime: dX: suspension Prev by thread: nettime: Teen hackers in Croatia break Pentagon codes Next by thread: Re: nettime: Winn Schwartau on Infowar at Electronic Frontiers Forum Index(es): Date Thread

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57. DisLEXia - Pearl Harbor Dot Com, By Winn Schwartau (2002-03-25) See http//blogs.23.nu/disLEXia/stories/492/ for details and further pointers.Monday, 25. March 2002. Pearl Harbor Dot Com, by Winn Schwartau. http://md.hudora.de/blog/guids/61/53/620020325003615906.html

This is a archived project. See http://blogs.23.nu/disLEXia/stories/492/ for details and further pointers. Monday, 25. March 2002 Pearl Harbor Dot Com, by Winn Schwartau Pearl Harbor Dot Com A novel by Winn Schwartau Interpact Press Seminole, Florida, 1-727-393-6600 2002 ISBN 0-9628700-6-4 512 pages We do not normally review or analyze RISKS-relevant fiction, but this book seems to make a rather compelling novel out of a surprisingly large number of security and reliability risk threats that we have discussed here over the years. The story echoes one of the fundamental problems confronting Cassandra-like risks-avoidance protagonists and agonists alike, namely, that, because we have not yet had the electronic Pearl Harbor, people in power perceive that there is little need to fix the infrastructural problems, so why bother to listen to the doom-sayers who hype up the risks? Well, in this novel, one man's massive craving for vengeance reaches major proportions, and significant effects result on critical infrastructures. In the end, the good hackers contribute notably to the outcome. The book is somewhere within the genre of technothrillers, with a typical mix of murder, mayhem, intrigue, computer-communication surveillance, and non-explicit s*x. I enjoyed it. It is entertaining, and the convoluted plot is quite consistent, fairly tight, and to RISKS readers, each incident is technologically quite plausible because many of the attacks seem almost reminiscent of past RISKS cases, sometimes just scaled up a little.

58. New Page 1 27. Schwartau, Winn. Information Warfare Cyberterrorism Protecting Your PersonalSecurity in the Electronic Age, 2nd edition. 29. Schwartau, Winn. http://www.lib.iup.edu/comscisec/Macf.htm

Mac Fiddner's Dissertation Bibliography The National Security Threat of the U.S. Information Infrastructure System and U.S. Information Infrastructure System Security Policy (Draft) DISSERTATION BIBLIOGRAPHIES CHAPTER 1 – INTRODUCTION 1. Osgood, Robert E., and Robert W. Tucker. Force, Order, and Justice . Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1967. 2. Millis, Water. An End to Arms . New York: Antheneum Press, 1964. 3. Campbell, Neil A. Biology . Redwood City, CA.: The Benjamin/Cummings Publishing Co., Inc., 1993. 4. Campbell, Donald T., and Julian C. Stanley. Experimental and Quasi-experimental Designs for Research Beyond Cold War Thinking: Security Threats and Opportunities (Report of the Twenty-Fifth United Nations of the Next Decade Conference sponsored by the Stanley Foundation), June 24-29, 1990, convened at The Lodge, Vail, Colorado. 6. Armed Forces Staff College. National Defense University. Formulation of National Strategy (Class 83). Volume 1: Student Guidance, Part 1. Norfolk, VA. January 1988.

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