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KPMG releases white paper on cybercrime  05 July 2000 
Source: FCW - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas   
A new report on e-commerce and cybercrime provides tips for governments to consider in order to prevent security breaches. The white paper, "E-Commerce and Cyber Crime: New Strategies for Managing the Risks of Exploitation," focuses on businesses, but the issues . . .

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E-Sign Act validates digital signatures  04 July 2000 
Source: FCW - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas   
President Clinton on Friday signed the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act, or E-Sign, using the first digital certificate from the General Services Administration. Under the act, online and electronic contracts signed in the private sector with an . . .

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Clinton To E-sign Digital Signature Law  02 July 2000 
Source: TechWeb - Posted by Dave Wreski   
President Clinton on Friday will "e-sign" a bill that makes electronic signatures as valid as their ink counterparts in the city where America's founding fathers signed the Declaration of Independence. On the grounds in Philadelphia where the Declaration of Independence was . . .

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Student Admits Government Hacks  01 July 2000 
Source: Wired - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas   
A university student admitted in Boston federal court to breaking into U.S. government computers including Defense Department and NASA systems. Ikenna Iffih, a student at Northeastern University's College of Computer Science, pleaded guilty to a series of coast-to-coast cyber attacks before . . .

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