[iwar] first-timer
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Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2000 14:49:38 -0400
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I just joined the group, and am following the invitation of the group owner
to both introduce myself and give my opinion as to the definition of
information warfare.
I just finished my first year in the Ph.D. program of the Computer Science
Department at UC Santa Barbara. I am currently doing an internship with
IBM, doing some security research for their AIX Security Group (Austin,
TX). I will pursue research in the area of computer security (though I
have not specified beyond that--I am currently shopping for topics). I
also have a BS in Computer Science from Brigham Young University (BYU).
As for my definition on information warfare: 1) an attack on facilities
managing information that make the information no longer usable or useful,
or 2) an attack on the information that devalues it in such a way that it
is no longer usable or useful.
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