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4. Potential threats to university and library computers Thieves who want personal data Names and addresses Telephone numbers Social security numbers

5. Hamilton Library UH Warns Students, Faculty Of Potential ID Theft June 17, 2005 http://www.thehawaiichannel.com/news/4622931/detail.html?rss=hon&psp=news HONOLULU -- Students and faculty who attended or worked at all 10 campuses of the University of Hawaii system are being encouraged to take steps to protect themselves against identity theft after a recent case involving a former library employee. The warning is for all students and faculty at the campuses from 1999-2003. While there is no evidence she stole IDs from the university, everyone is being cautious. Deborah Jenkins was employed at Manoa's Hamilton Library from 2001 until 2003. Right now, she is a fugitive. Jenkins had access to more than 150,000 students, faculty, staff and patrons. Anyone who checked out materials at any UH campus library between 1999 and 2003 may be at risk....

6. Potential threats to university and library computers Disgruntled patrons or employees

7. Potential threats to university and library computers Hackers who use vulnerable computers to attack other sites “Hacktivists” who want to spread a political message

8. Information security measures Physical security—protect against theft and physical damage Room with no windows and no public access Door with combination lock

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11. Information security measures Access controls—control who can log onto the computer and which directories or files a person who logs on can access Intrusion detection Encryption—protect sensitive information and prevent session hijacking know have arepassword

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13. What is SSH? Secure shell program Encrypted transmissions Telnet-like utility Secure File Transfer Protocol

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16. Encryption methods Public-key encryption Symmetric-key encryption

17. Public-key encryption client server public key (encodes) private key (decodes) client

18. Public-key encryption (cont'd) client server lockunlock server's public key server's private key symmetric key

19. Symmetric-key encryption client server symmetric key message

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