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  Consumers have no protection from software vendors.

contributed by Space Rogue
Section 2B of the Universal Commercial Code will exempt software vendors from liabilty if thier products toast your machine. Why does software get a special exemption? How are we going to get good software if we can't threaten to sue if they screw up?
CNN


  JAWS L5 unhackable?

contributed by Space Rogue
650 hackers gave it thier best shot and failed. JAWS L5 encryption stood up to the test.
Calgary Herald


  Hackers cause chaos. NOT!

contributed by Space Rogue
About a month late but yet another new story about DefCon has surfaced. The author of this one nbeeds to get a clue. Speaking as somone who was there it was nothing like this guy depicts.
Edmonton Journal


  Toto: Busted.

contributed by Space Rogue
Toto/Truthmonger, the nemises of the cypherpunks mailing list has been busted. Identified with his own PGP key.
Netly News


  AOL for the Feds?

contributed by Space Rogue
The FBI is pushing its Law Enforncement Online (LEO) system, an internetwork of computer crime databases. Supposedly as user friendly as AOL. Great, more dumb cops.
Fed World


  War on the net?

contributed by Space Rogue
Mexican Rebals launch attack via the Net.
ZD Net


  Cybercop School?

contributed by Space Rogue
A school for cybercops. I wonder if you can get admitted even if your not a member of law enforcement? And if you did would you actually learn anything?
CNN


  MTV web site haxored?

contributed by Space Rogue
MTV fakes its own hack? Or was it a coincidance? Either way they got thier publicity.
Wired


  Phrack is owned?

contributed by Defiant
Phrack, the oldest underground hacker Zine, admits to being owned.
Phrack


  New Security Technology?

contributed by Space Rogue
TriStrata, a small upstart company claims to have a major breakthrough in security technology. Wonder why they won't let anyone look at it?
MSNBC


  Australian elections use hacking as a tool

contributed by Space Rogue
Even while campaigning an an 'ethics' platform Austrailian electoral canidates resort to hacking each others web sites.
ZD Net