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From: Douglas Floyd
Date: Mon, 02 Nov 1992 21:38

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Where is an archive site for policies for emergency computer procedures,
like what you do if you realize your system has been hacked, or compromised
in some way.  I obtained some policies about computer preventing hacking,
but what about if you realize that there is a SERIOUS security
breach in your system, like someone mounting all your volumes via NFS,
someone getting root access, or an "inside job".

adTHANKSvance,

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