| But security experts said that Web sites and the Internet in general
would remain vulnerable for the near future because so many organizations
were failing to take steps to prevent their computers from being used by
vandals to initiate the attacks. |
| They offered experts, teleconferences, downloads, seminars, and of
course, their services, to confront the so-called denial of service
attacks and get a piece of new security efforts made by Internet companies. |
| February 11, 2000
Web Attacks Have Government Revisiting
Laws and Security
Officials Look at Laws, Security and Obligation
By RAYMOND BONNER |
| 1 Leviton Whole House Surge Suppressor $ 85.00
10 Glass Break Sensors (each) $10.00
1 Hardwire 16 zone DSC3000 security system package with X-10 control
(includes panel w. locking metal enclosure, LCD keypad, AC adapter & Backup
battery. $125.00
1 Extra LCD Keypad for security system $40.00
1 Extra 7 Ah LeadAcid Gelcel battery $12.00
1 30 Watt Weatherproof Siren $15.00
1 Infra Red Beam Motion Detector Set (165 range) $115.00
6 Twin Output PIR Motion Detector (45 coverage) each $25.00
2 Pressure Sensitive Mats (each) $30.00
3 Automatic Telephone Dialers (each) $85.00
2 Slim Line Temp Alert Sensors (each) $19.00
1 Magnetic Vehicle Sensor with 500 cable $100.00
3 Super Long Range Wireless Transmitters (5 miles) 4 channels (each)
$90.00
3 Super Long Range Wireless Receivers (5 miles) 4 channels (each)
$90.00
2 High Security Keychain 3 button Remote (sets) (each) $45.00
1 1/2 credit card size Video Cam. |
| SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10 -- Computer security experts said
today that evidence may now suggest the three days of attacks on
leading Web sites had been the work of more than one person or group. |
