By Reuters
January 8, 2001 3:53 PM PT
Macromedia Inc. on Monday said its own tests have shown there is no
risk that its popular Flash multimedia player could allow a computer
virus to be sent to attack the computers of Internet users.
The popular Flash software allows digital artists and Web d
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THE HACKER CRACKDOWN
Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontier by Bruce Sterling
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FBI Plan: Cybercrime Info Sharing
Reuters 1:40 p.m. Jan. 5, 2001 PST
WASHINGTON -- The FBI announced Friday the completion of a program that seeks to
combat cybercrime by encouraging companies to share information about Internet attacks
they have experienced.
Participating companies and the
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Hack attacks hit home;
U.S. turns its tech efforts to prevention;
U.S. takes steps on cyber terrorism
By TOM KIRCHOFER
Copyright 2001 Boston Herald Inc. The Boston Herald January 8, 2001
The term "national security" used to conjure images of warplanes in th
