Government Technology

Ted Bridis

Twitter: @govtechnews

Recent Articles

Crackers Swap Al-Jazeera Site With Flag
March 27, 2003 - "DNS poisoning" suspected as the method of attack on the Web site.

Justice Department Changes Information Rules for FBI Database
March 25, 2003 - Before the change, information had to be "accurate, relevant, timely and complete" before it could be entered into the FBI's National Crime Information Center system.

Civil Liberties Group Opposes Pennsylvania's Internet Blocking
February 20, 2003 - The state's attorney general, working under authority of a state law passed last year, is forcing ISPs to block subscribers from accessing child porn sites.

Kevin Mitnick's Web Site Attacked
February 11, 2003 - Mitnick's Web page for his security consulting company was compromised over the weekend.

Pentagon Reaches Deal on Wireless Internet
February 05, 2003 - The Department of Defense will sign off on plans of the federal government to boost the number of licenses for wireless frequencies.

Internet Attack Rattles Assumptions
January 28, 2003 - Police and fire dispatchers resorted to paper and pencil after the worm incapacitated a 911 center, and ATMs went down as well.

Gates Pledges Better Software Security
January 24, 2003 - One area Microsoft said it will improve is in support for smart cards.

Net Providers Must Aid in Piracy Fight
January 22, 2003 - Verizon vows to appeal, claiming privacy issue could have "troubling ramifications" for the Internet.

Music, Tech Groups OK Copyright Plans
January 14, 2003 - The agreement should mean Congress playing less of a role in settling copyright debates between the entertainment industry and the tech industry over movies and music.

White House Trims Cyber-Security Plan
January 06, 2003 - Critics say the plan does little to protect personal privacy and doesn't include stringent regulatory approaches to security.

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