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Revision as of 15:54, 18 October 2005
Areas - Names
- 1 Attack technique
Elena
- 2 Estimated damaged cause by attack on...
Parvez, Jameel
Outline of ideas for section 2 - Jameel : Team_1_Sec2
2.1 Home computer
2.2 Corporate computer
2.3 Financial Sector computer
- 3 Feasibility and strategic value of attach technique to terrorists
Yi-Kai, Pravin
3.1 Scalability
3.2 Technical and Financial resources
3.3 Potential for achieving aims from lectures 1, 2, 3, and/or 5
- 4 Feasibility and Cost of Defending each of three groups in #2
4.1 Incentives for installing defenses
4.2 Adequacy of incentives
4.3 Cost-effectiveness
4.4 Lowest cost provider
4.5 Policy levers
Hema - Home and Coporate Santu - Financial
- 5 Programming of attack
Parvez, Santtu
