[iwar] Historical posting

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Date: Mon, Jan 1, 1999
From: Fred Cohen 
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             >Hackers with Chinese Internet addresses launched coordinated

>cyberattacks against the United States and allied forces during

>the air war against Yugoslavia this spring

Okay, I'll ask an obvious question.  Did DISA at least block all

IANA-assigned Chinese IP addresses so they couldn't visit .mil sites?  Did

DISA's civilian counterpart do the same for .gov sites?  Or does our

government pursue an "allow unless denied" policy with adversaries?

We restrict Chinese nationals from visiting U.S. government installations

except under specific circumstances, so why can't we restrict Chinese IPs

from visiting U.S. government computers except under specific circumstances?

Rob Rosenberger, webmaster

Computer Virus Myths home page

http://www.kumite.com/myths

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