AntiOnline Newsletter Articles for #6

[MsMittens]

Woohoo! It's another year and time for more articles. We have a challenge already set for it but would love to see some articles.

What are the topics? Well, ideally information on securing languages (like PHP code, C, C++, etc.), network setups (software versus hardware types), physical setups, social engineering, etc.

Please have articles submitted to me by: January 24, 2003 11:59pm EST either to me via PM or to my email address: msmittens@msmittens.com. Please identify in the subject that it's an article for the Newsletter as I can get lots of mail at times.

Articles can be in any format (OpenOffice, Office, RTF, txt, etc.)

If you have questions, send me a PM.

[Trust_Not_123]

sorry, but i am new to the newsletter thing. but is it an online newsletter or is it send out to address's or our emails?? cause i am interested in recieving one.

TN123

[avdven]

Trust: Just click on one of the "similar threads" to read previous newsletters. It's just a newsletter in PDF format that's published once in a while and posted for users to download.

AJ

[Spyder32]

This is awesome, I have some time to write my own article :) I might go into that Social Engineering category. I can't wait for this issue to be out and (oh and MsM, this one's for you ;)) I'm hoping quite a few members would be kind enough to write an article (or two) for the Newsletter, it would be great.

[Dahvid]

does the article have to be related to computers or can you perhaps do one on politics or just anything in general. Its all discussed on this site i suppose????

[bimmer]

well , as i know it should be related to IT in general, but preferably ( security & coding )
coz other issues no need to be published in a newsletter since we have a forum for everything.

i wesh i can write an article or a tutorial, i feel it's hard to do :(
but i enjoy reading them :)

keep it up guys/gals .... we need a good newsletter

[shantz]

MsMittens, I'm working on a new C++ article. Will submit it to u as soon as I finish.
Yeah, I wanted to ask, can I submit an article that wass not written by me but I find it very good and think it'd be good for the newsletter?Ofcourse, I don't want any credit for such articles. It should be published with the original author's name.

[MsMittens]

Hrmmm.. Send me the article and I'll see if I can get a hold of the author to make sure he/she is ok with us publishing but otherwise, I do not see why not. ;)

Articles on politics is fine as long as it has something to do with computers, IT and/or security. Given the present state of the World it shouldn't be that hard.

Perhaps a comment on TIA and the recent withdrawal of information from their site. (if you are interested in doing an article on TIA but don't know what it is send me a PM).

Trust: the newsletters are published here in a PDF format for all to read. I usually post a notice. Maybe I can get JP to send a note out to all members. ;)

[MsMittens]

Ok. Last call for articles. Get them in to me by tonite please. Via email (msmittens@msmittens.com) or via PM. I take Open Office Docs, Word, RTF, text.

[MsMittens]

Just so that people are aware. Due to commitments at school I won't be able to work on the Newsletter til Friday. So I'm hoping to get it out Friday afternoon. So, that means a bit of a grace period for those last minute articles. ;)

Sorry for the delay to all the readers. I am working on tutorials for this issue on Snort and Ettercap.