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This is most interesting of my school.  The findings of this report would 
probably be identical to what happened at University of Texas, Austin 
about 3.5 yrs ago where students records and very sensitive personal 
information was compromised during a hacker break in:

http://www.computerwire.com/industries/research/?pid=DA6345AA-54CA-4171-9A27-936167425EF1&type=CW%20News

 

Max Rodriguez
Sr. Security Architect
Tivoli Systems an IBM Company
email: mtrodrig@us.ibm.com
(240) 888-5767 Mobile Office





"Schmidt, Albert E" <AES@ola.state.md.us> 
03/20/2006 01:55 PM

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Interesting University Security Weakness






During a recent audit of UMUC I had an interesting audit finding.
Background: The majority of UMUC classes are online and UMUC has the
largest student population of all of the University's in the University
System of Maryland.  See Finding #6 at
http://www.ola.state.md.us/Reports/Fiscal%20Compliance/UMUC06.pdf

Al S. 

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<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">This is most interesting of my school.
&nbsp;The findings of this report would probably be identical to what happened
at University of Texas, Austin about 3.5 yrs ago where students records
and very sensitive personal information was compromised during a hacker
break in:</font>
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<br><font size=5 color=#ff1f10 face="Arial"><b>http://www.computerwire.com/industries/research/?pid=DA6345AA-54CA-4171-9A27-936167425EF1&amp;type=CW%20News</b></font>
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Max Rodriguez<br>
Sr. Security Architect<br>
Tivoli Systems an IBM Company<br>
email: mtrodrig@us.ibm.com<br>
(240) 888-5767 Mobile Office<br>
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<br><font size=2><tt>During a recent audit of UMUC I had an interesting
audit finding.<br>
Background: The majority of UMUC classes are online and UMUC has the<br>
largest student population of all of the University's in the University<br>
System of Maryland. &nbsp;See Finding #6 at<br>
http://www.ola.state.md.us/Reports/Fiscal%20Compliance/UMUC06.pdf<br>
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Al S. <br>
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