Forum on Risks to the Public in Computers and Related Systems
ACM Committee on Computers and Public Policy, Peter G. Neumann, moderator
Index to Volume 2
Saturday, 31 May 1986
Issue 1 (1 Feb 86)- Issue 2 (1 Feb 86 )
- Issue 3 (1 Feb 86)
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- The possible vs the impossible (Dave Parnas)
- RISKS generalizations (Jim Horning)
- Challenger speculation (Henry Spencer)
- Possible triggering of the self-destruct mechanism (Don Wegeng)
- Redundancy in the Shuttle's Computers (Mark S. Day)
- Galileo Plutonium power (Herb Lin)
- Icing the Shuttle (Jim McGrath)
- Issue 4 (2 Feb 86 )
- Issue 5 (3 Feb 86 )
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- SRBs and What the Computers Should Monitor (Sean Malloy, Charley Wingate)
- SRB survival (Bill Keefe)
- Physical Security at the Cape (Tim Wicinski)
- A hard rain is gonna fall, (Marc Vilain)
- Correction re Galileo plutonium (James Tomayko)
- Quebec Election (Dan Craigen)
- SCRIBE time-bomb goes off! (Peter G. Neumann)
- Issue 6 (4 Feb 86)
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- Shuttle computers (Marc Vilain) -- from NY Times
- SRBs and Challenger (Mike Iglesias) -- from LA Times
- Galileo, Plutonium, Centaur, physical security [4 messages] (Henry Spencer)
- RISKS-2.5 & "Some simple calculations" (Bob Ayers)
- A hard rain is gonna fall. (Herb Lin)
- By the slip of a finger ... (Ted Lee)
- Issue 7 (6 Feb 86)
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- The lesson of Challenger (Barry Shein)
- Mistaken Arrest due to computer error (Steve Rabin)
- Denial of [Religious] Service (Chris Guthrie)
- Earthquake Monitoring Systems (Gary T. Leavens)
- Mice & CRT Radiation (Ted Shapin)
- SRBs, What the Computers Should Monitor, and Expert Systems? (Jim Giles)
- Redundancy in the Shuttle's Computers (K. Richard Magill)
- Nuclear Cargo in the Shuttle (Larry Shilkoff)
- Software Protection Symposium (Barbara Zayas)
- Issue 8 (7 Feb 86)
- Issue 9 (9 Feb 86)
- Issue 10 (12 Feb 86)
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- Computerized aircraft collision avoidance (Peter G. Neumann)
- Computerized Feedback and the Stock Market (Eric Nickell)
- Analyst Changes City Treasurer's Computer Code (Mike McLaughlin)
- Plutonium on the Space Shuttle (Tom Slone)
- Request to RISKS Readers from COMPASS 86 (COMPuter ASSurance) (Al Friend)
- Issue 11 (16 Feb 86)
- Issue 12 (18 Feb 86)
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- Risks in automobile microprocessors -- Mercedes 500SE (Peter G. Neumann)
- Train safeguards defeated (Chuck Weinstock)
- Security Safeguards for Air Force Computer Systems (Dave Platt)
- How can Alvin Frost fight City Hall? (Jim DeLaHunt)
- More Plutonium/Shuttle (Martin J. Moore)
- Computerized Voting -- talk by Eva Waskell (Wednesday eve, 19 February, MIT)
- Issue 13 (20 Feb 86)
- Issue 14 (24 Feb 86)
- Issue 15 (25 Feb 86 )
- Issue 16 (25 Feb 86 )
- Issue 17 (28 Feb 86)
- Issue 18 (28 Feb 86)
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- Titanic and What did I overlook? (Hal Murray)
- Titanic Effect (Jong)
- Computers placing telephone calls (Art Evans)
- Misdirected modems (Sam Kendall)
- Modems and phone numbers (David Barto)
- Misdirecting my modem (Mike McLaughlin)
- Power-outages, & other failures of central DP systems (Dave Platt)
- Computer voting booths (Dave Platt)
- Data Encryption Standard (Chris McDonald)
- Issue 19 (2 Mar 86)
- Issue 20 (2 Mar 86)
- Issue 21 (3 Mar 86)
- Issue 22 (5 Mar 86)
- Issue 23 (6 Mar 86 )
- Issue 24 (8 Mar 86)
- Issue 25 (10 Mar 86)
- Issue 26 (14 Mar 86)
- Issue 27 (15 Mar 86 )
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- Overload of a different sort [Air traffic stoppage] (Ted Lee)
- Cordless Phones Cry Wolf! (Peter G. Neumann)
- The Mob Breaks into the Information Age (Mike McLaughlin)
- [Non]computerized train wreck (Mark Brader)
- Ballot Integrity; Specialization in Decision-Making (Tom Benson)
- Network Security, Integrity, and "Importance" (Kurt F. Sauer)
- Modems (James R. McGowan)
- Issue 28 (17 Mar 86)
- Issue 29 (17 Mar 86)
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- Commission vs. Omission (Martin J. Moore plus an example from Dave Parnas)
- A Stitch in Time (Jagan Jagannathan)
- Clockenspiel (Jim Horning)
- Cordless phones (Chris Koenigsberg)
- Money talks (Dirk Grunwald, date correction from Matthew Kruk)
- [Non]computerized train wreck (Mark Brader)
- On-line Safety Database (Ken Dymond)
- Issue 30 (18 Mar 86)
- Issue 31 (19 Mar 86)
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- Still more on shuttle destruct systems (Martin J. Moore)
- Clock Synchronization (Andy Mondore)
- Timestamp integrity at system startup (John Coughlin)
- Danny Cohen on SDI (Charlie Crummer)
- Two more mailer problems (Sidney Markowitz)
- Marking money for the blind (Atrocity Joelll)
- Why would anyone want to computerize voting? (Larry Campbell)
- Issue 32 (20 Mar 86)
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- Om/Comm-ission, and analysis of risks (Niall Mansfield)
- RSO's and IIP's (Dave Curry)
- Complex systems ru(i|n)ning our cities (Mike Mc Namara)
- Re: Two more mailer problems (Bernard S. Greenberg)
- Banknotes for the visually handicapped (Nigel Roberts, Barbara E. Rice)
- Psychological and sociological consequences (Harald Baerenreiter)
- Issue 33 (23 Mar 86)
- Issue 34 (27 Mar 86)
- Issue 35 (30 Mar 86)
- Issue 36 (1 Apr 86)
- Issue 37 (6 Apr 86)
- Issue 38 (8 Apr 86)
- Issue 39 (11 Apr 86)
- Issue 40 (12 Apr 86)
- Issue 41 (13 Apr 86)
- Issue 42 (14 Apr 86)
- Issue 43 (17 Apr 86)
- Issue 44 (21 Apr 86)
- Issue 45 (28 Apr 86)
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- HBO gets Hacked:: We Interrupt This Program ... for a Viewer Protest. (Geoff Goodfellow, Frank J. Wancho)
- Ball's contribution on Polaris and SDI (from Dave Parnas)
- SDI Reliability Testing - Offensive deterrent vs SDI (Jon Jacky)
- What are the limits to simulation? (Eugene Miya)
- Reference on admissibility of computer records (Bill Cox)
- Phone billing error at Pacific Bell, etc. (John Coughlin)
- Cracked Libya Defense (Udo Voges)
- Challenger article (Ron Minnich)
- Issue 46 (29 Apr 86)
- Issue 47 (1 May 86)
- Issue 48 (3 May 86)
- Issue 49 (7 May 86)
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- Perrow on reactor containment vessels (Richard Guy)
- Captain Midnight (Scott Dorsey, MRB)
- NSA planning new data encryption scheme - they'll keep the keys (Jon Jacky)
- Espionage (Mike McLaughlin)
- The Star Wars Swindle (Dave Weiss)
- Backups (Will Martin)
- Interpreting Satellite Pictures (Lindsay F. Marshall)
- Word-processing damages expression (Niall Mansfield, PGN)
- Proofreading vs. computer-based spelling checks (Dave Platt)
- Issue 50 (8 May 86)
- Issue 51 (11 May 86)
- Issue 52 (13 May 86)
- Issue 53 (16 May 86)
- Issue 54 (25 May 86 )
- Issue 55 (28 May 86)
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- Culling through RISKS headers; SDI (Jim Horning)
- Blind Faith in Technology, and Caspar Weinberger (Herb Lin)
- Risks of doing software quality assurance too diligently (PGN from Chris Shaw and the Torrance Daily Breeze)
- Collegiate jungle (Mike McLaughlin)
- Decease and Desist -- Death by Computer (Deborah L. Estrin)
- The Death of the Gossamer Time Traveler (Peter G. Neumann)
- Computer Ethics (Bruce A. Sesnovich)
- Issue 56 (30 May 86)
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- A joke that went wrong (Brian Randell)
- Computer Program for nuclear reactor accidents (Gary Chapman)
- On risks and knowledge (Alan Wexelblat) [Excerpt]
- Technical vs. Political in SDI (Dave Benson)
- Are SDI Software predictions biased by old tactical software? (Bob Estell)
- Culling through RISKS headers (Jim Horning)
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