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02:00 AM May. 06, 2004 PT

WASHINGTON -- Passions ran high Wednesday at the first public hearing of
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 Mark Radke, director of marketing at Diebold Election Systems, said
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votes. Under that theory, electronic systems would increase security.

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intruders to rig an election. He said corporations supporting a particular
presidential candidate who is friendly to their needs would have billions
at stake to make sure their candidate won.

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about," he said.

 Rubin said while paper trails are needed for the November election, "in
the long, long term we should explore other cryptographic options and other
electronic techniques" to someday run secure, paperless elections.

 At a press conference and rally outside the hearing, a crowd of supporters
cheered when California Secretary of State Kevin Shelley took the podium.

 On Friday, Shelley banned the use of one model of Diebold's voting
machines in four California counties, and decertified all touch-screen
systems unless counties that own them implement 23 security requirements.
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others may follow.

 Supervisors in Riverside County voted unanimously Tuesday to sue Shelley,
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HOW TO ATTACK SCALE-FREE NETWORKS

Scale-free networks are everywhere. The can be seen in airline traffic  
routes, connections between actors in Hollywood, weblog links, sexual  
relationships, and terrorist networks. So what exactly is a scale-free  
network? A scale-free network is one that obeys a power law  
distribution in the number of connections between nodes on the network.  
Some few nodes exhibit extremely high connectivity (essentially  
scale-free) while the vast majority are relatively poorly connected.  
The reason that scale-free networks emerge, as opposed to evenly  
distributed random networks, is due to these factors:

* Rapid growth confers preference to early entrants. The longer a  
node has been in place the greater the number of links to it. First  
mover advantage is very important.
* In an environment of too much information people link to nodes  
that are easier to find. This preferential linking reinforces itself by  
making the easier to find nodes even more easy to find.
* The greater the capacity of the hub (bandwidth, work ethic, etc.) the  
faster its growth.


The Strength and Weaknesses of Scale-Free Networks
The proliferation of scale-free networks and our increasing dependence  
on them (particularly given their prevalence in energy, transportation,  
and communications systems) begs the question: how reliable are these  
networks? Here's some insight into this:

* Scale-free networks are extremely tolerant of random failures. In  
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network. A scale-free network can absorb random failures up to 80% of  
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* Scale-free networks are extremely vulnerable to intentional  
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Simultaneity of an attack on hubs is important. Scale-free networks can  
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* Scale-free networks are extremely vulnerable to epidemics. In random  
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nodes infected) before it propogates system-wide. Below the threshold,  
the epidemic dies out. Above the threshold, the epidemic spreads  
exponentially. Recent evidence indicates that the threshold for  
epidemics on scale-free networks is zero.


What this means for Counter-terrorists
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disruption, what does this mean for counter-terrorist planners (which I  
hope, but doubt, they are thinking about)? This theory has strong  
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* Eliminating terrorist scale-free network hubs will likely not be  
effective. Non-state terrorist networks are not only scale-free they  
also exhibit small world properties (see "TERRORIST CELLS" for more).  
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presence of tight clusters (cells), continues to provide local  
connectivity when the hubs are removed. This implies that the attack on  
al Qaeda's Afghanistan training camps (the location of multiple hubs)  
did not collapse its network in any meaningful way. Rather, it atomized  
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will still be able to conduct attacks if they are of sufficient size  
and complexity (a variety of skill sets). A better approach may be to  
observe the hubs covertly to assertain the location of local clusters  
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The Internet's Wilder Side
By SETH SCHIESEL

T was just another Wednesday on the sprawling Internet chat-room network
known as I.R.C. In a room called Prime-Tyme-Movies, users offered free
pirated downloads of "The Passion of the Christ'' and "Kill Bill Vol. 2.''
In the DDO-Matrix channel, illegal copies of  Microsoft's Windows software
and "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time,'' an Xbox game, were ripe for
downloading. In other chat rooms yesterday, whole albums of free MP3's were
hawked with blaring capital letters. And in a far less obtrusive channel, a
hacker may well have been checking his progress of hacking into the
computers of unsuspecting Internet users.

 Even as much of the Internet has come to resemble a pleasant, well-policed
suburb, a little-known neighborhood known as Internet Relay Chat remains
the Wild West. While copyright holders and law enforcement agencies take
aim at their adversaries on Web sites and peer-to-peer file-sharing
networks like Napster, I.R.C. remains the place where people with something
to hide go to do business.

 Probably no more than 500,000 people are using I.R.C. worldwide at any
time, and many of them are engaged in legitimate activities, network
administrators say. Yet that pirated copy of Microsoft Office or Norton
Utilities that turns up on a home-burned CD-ROM may well have originated on
I.R.C. And the Internet viruses and "denial of service'' attacks that
periodically make news generally get their start there, too. This week, the
network's chat rooms were abuzz with what seemed like informed chatter
about the Sasser worm, which infected hundreds of thousands of computers
over the weekend.

"I.R.C. is where you are going to find your 'elite' level pirates,'' said
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a trade group that fights software piracy. "If they were only associating
with each other and inbreeding, maybe we could coexist alongside them. But
it doesn't work that way. What they're doing on I.R.C. has a way of
permeating into mainstream piracy.''

Two weeks ago, the F.B.I., in conjunction with law enforcement agencies in
10 foreign countries, announced an operation called Fastlink, aimed at
shutting down the activities of almost 100 people suspected of helping
operate illegal software vaults on the Internet. The pirated copies of
music, films, games and other software were generally distributed using a
separate Internet file-transfer system, said a Justice Department
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"The groups targeted as part of Fastlink are alleged to have used I.R.C. to
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When I.R.C. started in the 1980's, it was best known as a way for serious
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possible - though sometimes a bit difficult - to find mature technical
discussions among the tens of thousands of I.R.C. chat rooms, known as
channels, operating at any one time. There are also respectable I.R.C.
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By JOHN BLUNDELL
May 6, 2004


Hernando de Soto has been the target of several murder attempts -- an
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range from the drug barons who depend on lawlessness to prosper, to the
deranged Marxist terrorists of "The Shining Path" gangs and, it seems, to
several agencies of the Fujimori regime in Lima who did not like the veil
on their corruptions being lifted. But Mr. de Soto has remained faithful to
his mission -- to evangelize for the capitalist solution to so-called Third
World misery: give them property, markets and laws.

Here in the so-called First World we enjoy two great benefits from which
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rule of law. These make our growth, our markets and our society possible.

Here we have defined property. I do not mean just real estate. Our lives
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we own a vehicle. We own, that is to say have secure possession of, many
items of great value but often no more than paper claims upon third
parties. . . . what are all shares and bonds but such abstractions
identified with symbols on pages? Our property rights may get dented by
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Hernando de Soto is awarded his laurels for his intellectual achievement.
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(2000). Both are magisterial. Both are utterly subversive of the stale
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