90091236
Title:     Sending a Signal
Authors:   Denning, Peter J
Journal:   Communications of the ACM  Vol: 33  Iss: 8  Date: Aug 1990  
           pp: 11, 13
           Jrnl Code: GACM  ISSN: 0001-0782  Jrnl Group: SciTech; Academic
Abstract:  An editorial discusses Robert Morris Jr's criminal sentence.  Morris
           was convicted in Jan 1990 of releasing a worm program into the
           Research Internet in Nov 1988.  Morris was given a suspended jail
           term, a fine of $10,000 and 400 hours of community service.  
           Illustration
Subjects:  Computer crime; Criminal sentences; Fines & penalties; Crime &
           criminals
Names:     Morris, Robert T Jr
Type:      Editorial
Length:    Medium (10-30 col inches)

90020575
Title:     Morris Code
Authors:   Hafner, Katie
Journal:   New Republic  Vol: 202  Iss: 8  Date: Feb 19, 1990  pp: 15-16
           Jrnl Code: GTNR  ISSN: 0028-6583  Jrnl Group: Commentary
Abstract:  Robert Tappan Morris, the young man who infiltrated Internet, a
           nationwide computer network, has recieved a stiff penalty from the
           Justice Department.  His crime was actually far less pernicious than
           most others.
Subjects:  Computer crime; Criminal sentences
Names:     Morris, Robert T Jr
Type:      Feature
Length:    Long (31+ col inches)

89001456
Title:     Hostile Takeovers
Authors:   Wallich, Paul
Journal:   Scientific American  Vol: 260  Iss: 1  Date: Jan 1989  pp: 22-26
           Jrnl Code: GSCA  ISSN: 0036-8733  Jrnl Group: SciTech
Abstract:  Computer networks like INTERNET that are accessible are also
           vulnerable to computer viruses.  Passwords and encryption may make
           networks more secure.
Subjects:  Computer networks; Security systems
Type:      General Information
Length:    Medium (10-30 col inches)

88149556
Title:     'Clever, Nasty and Definitely Antisocial'
Authors:   Anonymous
Journal:   Newsweek  Vol: 112  Iss: 20  Date: Nov 14, 1988  pp: 24-25
           Jrnl Code: GNEW  ISSN: 0028-9604  Jrnl Group: News
Abstract:  Cornell University graduate student Robert Morris, Jr.  unleashed a
           virus--a rogue computer program that replicates itself endlessly--in
           Internet, a network that links 50,000 computers.  Photograph
Subjects:  Software; Viruses; Computer networks
Names:     Morris, Robert Jr
Type:      General Information
Length:    Short (1-9 col inches)

88148517
Title:     Worm Invades Computer Networks
Authors:   Marshall, Eliot
Journal:   Science  Vol: 242  Iss: 4880  Date: Nov 11, 1988  pp: 855-856
           Jrnl Code: GSCI  ISSN: 0036-8075  Jrnl Group: SciTech; Academic
Abstract:  Internet, the major computer network for researchers in the US and
           overseas, was disrupted for two days last week due to the presence
           of a computer virus.  The virus and attempts by computer experts at
           the University of California at Berkeley and the Massachusetts
           Institute of Technology to cure it are examined.
Subjects:  Computer crime; Computer networks; University of
           California-Berkeley; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Type:      News
Length:    Long (31+ col inches)

88103028
Title:     The Evolution of ARPANET
Authors:   Schultz, Brad
Journal:   Datamation  Vol: 34  Iss: 15  Date: Aug 1, 1988  pp: 71, 73+
           Jrnl Code: DAT  ISSN: 0011-6963  Jrnl Group: SciTech; Business
Abstract:  ARPANET, the world's first packet switching network, has been a
           vital element in the nation's computer and communications research
           activities, but its managers determined that it was technologically
           obsolete.  The ARPANET lives on in the networks it has spawned, now
           known as the Internet.  Photograph
Subjects:  Telecommunications industry; Computers & computer technology
Type:      Feature
Length:    Long (31+ col inches)

88103027
Title:     A Close-Up of Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
           (TCP/IP)
Authors:   Anonymous
Journal:   Datamation  Vol: 34  Iss: 15  Date: Aug 1, 1988  pp: 72
           Jrnl Code: DAT  ISSN: 0011-6963  Jrnl Group: SciTech; Business
Abstract:  The entire Internet complies with the Internet Protocol (IP), which
           was developed along with the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) to
           meet the Defense department's especially tough internetworking
           requirements.
Subjects:  Telecommunications industry; Computers & computer technology;
           Defense industry
Type:      General Information
Length:    Medium (10-30 col inches)