Hey look at this!

[Hal Feinstein]

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From: "Hal Feinstein" <hal.feinstein@veridian.com>
To: <taco@amrad.org>
Subject: Hey look at this!
Date: Thu, 5 Jul 2001 10:33:43 -0400
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Hey people, this came over the SANS wire today,
SANS is a internet-wide group of Internet security
pros who publish a weekly newsletter, this was in it
today.  Paul, you will be interested in this given the
League's involvement with ECom.  (Anyone remember EComCon?)

Sincerely  Hal


Ham Radio Operators?
The threat to critical Internet resources from distributed denial of
service attack tools continues to increase. An effective emergency
communications network may be of great value if damage is done to
both
the Internet and to phone systems. SANS is looking for ham and packet
radio operators who are willing to take a leadership role to help
establish and maintain an emergency communication channel.  If you
are
qualified and interested please send an email telling us about your
ham
radio and computer security activities. Send it to info@sans.org with
Emergency Communications Network in the subject line.

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