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90091236
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Title: Sending a Signal
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Authors: Denning, Peter J
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Journal: Communications of the ACM Vol: 33 Iss: 8 Date: Aug 1990
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pp: 11, 13
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Jrnl Code: GACM ISSN: 0001-0782 Jrnl Group: SciTech; Academic
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Abstract: An editorial discusses Robert Morris Jr's criminal sentence. Morris
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was convicted in Jan 1990 of releasing a worm program into the
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Research Internet in Nov 1988. Morris was given a suspended jail
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term, a fine of $10,000 and 400 hours of community service.
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Illustration
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Subjects: Computer crime; Criminal sentences; Fines & penalties; Crime &
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criminals
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Names: Morris, Robert T Jr
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Type: Editorial
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Length: Medium (10-30 col inches)
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90020575
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Title: Morris Code
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Authors: Hafner, Katie
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Journal: New Republic Vol: 202 Iss: 8 Date: Feb 19, 1990 pp: 15-16
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Jrnl Code: GTNR ISSN: 0028-6583 Jrnl Group: Commentary
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Abstract: Robert Tappan Morris, the young man who infiltrated Internet, a
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nationwide computer network, has recieved a stiff penalty from the
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Justice Department. His crime was actually far less pernicious than
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most others.
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Subjects: Computer crime; Criminal sentences
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Names: Morris, Robert T Jr
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Type: Feature
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Length: Long (31+ col inches)
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89001456
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Title: Hostile Takeovers
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Authors: Wallich, Paul
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Journal: Scientific American Vol: 260 Iss: 1 Date: Jan 1989 pp: 22-26
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Jrnl Code: GSCA ISSN: 0036-8733 Jrnl Group: SciTech
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Abstract: Computer networks like INTERNET that are accessible are also
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vulnerable to computer viruses. Passwords and encryption may make
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networks more secure.
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Subjects: Computer networks; Security systems
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Type: General Information
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Length: Medium (10-30 col inches)
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88149556
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Title: 'Clever, Nasty and Definitely Antisocial'
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Authors: Anonymous
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Journal: Newsweek Vol: 112 Iss: 20 Date: Nov 14, 1988 pp: 24-25
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Jrnl Code: GNEW ISSN: 0028-9604 Jrnl Group: News
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Abstract: Cornell University graduate student Robert Morris, Jr. unleashed a
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virus--a rogue computer program that replicates itself endlessly--in
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Internet, a network that links 50,000 computers. Photograph
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Subjects: Software; Viruses; Computer networks
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Names: Morris, Robert Jr
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Type: General Information
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Length: Short (1-9 col inches)
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88148517
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Title: Worm Invades Computer Networks
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Authors: Marshall, Eliot
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Journal: Science Vol: 242 Iss: 4880 Date: Nov 11, 1988 pp: 855-856
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Jrnl Code: GSCI ISSN: 0036-8075 Jrnl Group: SciTech; Academic
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Abstract: Internet, the major computer network for researchers in the US and
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overseas, was disrupted for two days last week due to the presence
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of a computer virus. The virus and attempts by computer experts at
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the University of California at Berkeley and the Massachusetts
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Institute of Technology to cure it are examined.
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Subjects: Computer crime; Computer networks; University of
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California-Berkeley; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Type: News
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Length: Long (31+ col inches)
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88103028
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Title: The Evolution of ARPANET
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Authors: Schultz, Brad
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Journal: Datamation Vol: 34 Iss: 15 Date: Aug 1, 1988 pp: 71, 73+
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Jrnl Code: DAT ISSN: 0011-6963 Jrnl Group: SciTech; Business
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Abstract: ARPANET, the world's first packet switching network, has been a
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vital element in the nation's computer and communications research
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activities, but its managers determined that it was technologically
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obsolete. The ARPANET lives on in the networks it has spawned, now
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known as the Internet. Photograph
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Subjects: Telecommunications industry; Computers & computer technology
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Type: Feature
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Length: Long (31+ col inches)
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88103027
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Title: A Close-Up of Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
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(TCP/IP)
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Authors: Anonymous
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Journal: Datamation Vol: 34 Iss: 15 Date: Aug 1, 1988 pp: 72
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Jrnl Code: DAT ISSN: 0011-6963 Jrnl Group: SciTech; Business
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Abstract: The entire Internet complies with the Internet Protocol (IP), which
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was developed along with the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) to
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meet the Defense department's especially tough internetworking
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requirements.
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Subjects: Telecommunications industry; Computers & computer technology;
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Defense industry
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Type: General Information
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Length: Medium (10-30 col inches)
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