Reports and Papers Archive
FunnelWeb User's Manual
Added 2002-07-26
Exposure Draft of the Generally Accepted System Security Principles (GSSP)
Generally Accepted System Security Principles incorporate the consensus at a particular times as to the practices, conventions, rules, mechanisms, and procedures that 1) information security professionals should employ, or that 2) information processing products should provide, to achieve, preserve, and restore the properties of integrity, availability, and confidentiality of information and information systems. GSSP is a technical security term encompassing the practices, conventions, rules, mechanisms, and procedures that are needed to define accepted security practice at a particular time. It includes broad guidlines and detailed practices and procedures.
Added 2002-07-26
Proyecto UNAM/Cray de Seguridad en el Sistema Operativo Unix
Added 2002-07-26
Probing TCP Implementations
Added 2002-07-26
Yacc: Yet Another Compiler-Compiler
Added 2002-07-26
Lex - A Lexical Analyzer Generator
Added 2002-07-26
Security Schemes Aspire to No-Fuss System Protection
Added 2002-07-26
Unauthorized Access to a Nasa Scientific Network
Added 2002-07-26
The Helminthiasis of the Internet
Added 2002-07-26
Voice Mail Computer Abuse Prosecutions, United States v. Doucette
Added 2002-07-26
Telecommunications and Computers: Whither Privacy Policy?
Added 2002-07-26
Are There Decisions Computers Should Never Make?
Added 2002-07-26
Network Security
Added 2002-07-26
Operating Systems Security
Added 2002-07-26

