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The Federal Aviation Administration's new restrictions on the use of electronic ticketing may appear to be a threat to online travel, industry experts said, but in the long-term, electronic ticketing may become another layer of security that federal agenc
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Attempts to give government agents cybersurveillance tools and better access to the keys that decrypt sophisticated private networks are likely to reignite on Capitol Hill as the subject of terrorism captivates lawmakers.
David Farber, former chief technologist of the Federal Communications Commission says that if terrorists had decided to launch simultaneous attacks on the Internet, they could have created national "chaos" in addition to the tragic and massive
Security experts expect a tidal wave of hacker activity once the U.S. military retaliates for last week's terrorism, although cyberattacks weren't launched right after the disaster.
An FBI warning has administrators of the nation's corporate networks double-checking--and double-locking--their systems in the wake of Tuesday's terrorist attacks in New York and Washington.
Major news sites were not prepared to satisfy the demands of news-hungry Americans on Tuesday according to measurements by Keynote Systems.
An apparent terrorist attack on the World Trade center has crippled communications in New York City this morning.
New survivor sites are springing up to help those caught in today's terrorist attacks to signal family members that they are alive.
Even wired workers who spend most of their day tuned into the Web say the first place they turned to get news about the terrorists attacks in New York and Washington, D.C. was television -- at least at first.
There have been no reports of any coordinated cyberattack on the Internet or other networks -- but there could be hacker activity in the wake of the apparent terrorist attacks against the U.S., an Internet security expert said.
NAI division unveils latest in multiplatform encryption products.
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