🚀 go-pugleaf

our second acm event of the year is a talk by bill cheswick from
bell labs on internet security stuff.  he's a great speaker, should
be fun.  he is also giving a talk to the ssck group at 4pm in ecot 431.
here is the announcement that you should see plastered all over the
engineering center (on red paper or yellow if we run out of red).

-evi

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ACM Fun/Seminar Series
Sponsored by the Local ACM Student Chapter and the CS Dept

Network Security
Bill Cheswick, Bell Labs

Wednesday, October 16, 7:30PM, ECCR 265 (was 2-28)

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PIZZA, free pizza, Lots of Pizza, Totally Awesome Pizza, soda too
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Bill Cheswick from AT&T Bell Labs (now called Lucent Technology
or just plain Bell Labs) has been responsible for network security
at the Labs for several years.  He and Steve Bellovin wrote the
network security "bible": "Firewalls and Internet Security"
published by Addison-Wesley in 1994.  Ches is a fun speaker,
entertaining as well as informative; he will speak on:

What's all this fuss about network security?  What kinds of security
problems are there on the Internet?  Who should worry about it, and
who shouldn't? Is Java a good idea?  And what about Naomi?