Word: kim
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...very simple to send fake e-mail toanyone," says Eugene E. Kim '96, president of theHarvard Computer Society. "I would say it's fairlycommon. Most people don't do it maliciously--ittends to be more of a practical joke than anythingelse. It's very easy to do if you know...
While frequent enough to cause alarm, break-inslike the ones on McAfee's account are not the mostcommon form of security violations, Kim, thecomputer society president, says violations oftenoccur after a person has left a computer andforgotten to log out--leaving all personal filesavailable for inspection...
...addition, Kim says that by placing a specialtext file in another person's account, an intrudercan log in whenever he wants...
...system administrators at Harvard can readevery person's e-mail over the [network] and a lotof people don't realize this," Kim says. "That's abig issue that's going to grow a lot bigger asmore and more people sign up and get accounts...
...biggest problem is the lack of awarenesson the part of Harvard's Ad Board," Kim says. "Ifyou don't understand how the computer works,you're not going to understand a lot of thecontext of the ethical issues...