# CATA categories

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HEADING: Computer Crimes (cases, indictments, convictions, sentences)


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Wiretapping, interception (not jamming; not govt/law enforcement)


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Data diddling, data corruption, embezzlement


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Viruses, virus-hoaxes, Trojans (assembly level or macro:  not ActiveX or Java)


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Fraud (not embezzlement), extortion, slamming


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Infrastructure protection & homeland security


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Military & government perspectives on INFOWAR


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Penetration, phreaking, cramming, uncapping (entering systems, stealing telephone or other services)


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Phreaking, cramming, uncapping, theft of services


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Theft/loss of equipment (laptops, ATMs, computers, cables, network components)


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Counterfeits, forgery (including commercial software/music piracy)


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Counterfeit currency, credit-cards, other negotiable tokens


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Counterfeit products (hardware, clothing etc.)


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Criminal hacker scene (conventions, meetings, testimony, biographies, publications)


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Criminal hacker conventions and meetings


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Criminal hacker testimony in court or committees


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Biographical notes on individual criminals (including arrests, trials)


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Pornography, Net-harm, cyberstalking,  gambling, online auctions


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Law Enforcement & Forensics (technology, organizations, proposals, litigation, rulings, judgements)


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Organizations, cooperation for law enforcement


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Litigation, legal rulings, judgements affecting law enforcement


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HEADING: Emerging Vulnerabilities & Defenses


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Quality assurance failures including design flaws


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SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) systems, vehicle controls


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Web-site infrastructure, general Web security issues


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Operating systems, network operating systems,TCP/IP problems (alerts & improvements)


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WAP, WEP, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 802.11, WiMax


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Remote control, RATs, reprogramming, auto-updates


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Health effects of electronic equipment (phones, screens, etc.)


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The state of information security & technology


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Estimates, guesses, predictions, forecasts concerning security


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New technology with security implications


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Censorship, indecency laws, 1st amendment (law)


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Policies, risk analysis, risk management


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Usage monitoring, audit trails (employees, children)


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DNS conflicts, trademark violations (Net, Web)


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Consumer/employee / individual privacy, profiling & surveillance (non-governmental)


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Consumer / employee / individual profiling & surveillance (non-governmental)


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Industry efforts for individual privacy protection


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International agreements on security, individual privacy, Net law


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EU case law, legislation & regulation concerning individual privacy (not govt surveillance)


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US case law, legislation & regulation concerning individual privacy (not govt surveillance)


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Other case law, legislation & regulation concerning individual privacy (not govt surveillance)


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HEADING: Defensive Technology, Law of E-commerce, Intellectual Property


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Crypto algorithms (weakness, brute-force attacks, implementation flaws)


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I&A products (tokens, biometrics, passwords, Kerberos)


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E-mail authentication (e.g., SPF & SenderID)


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Encryption algorithms, products (including steganography)


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E-commerce security, digital signature, products, digital cash, e-payments


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Digital-rights management (DRM); e.g., copy protection, digital watermarks


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Smart cards and other e-commerce security measures


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Cryptography exports from US; Key escrow


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Foreign cyberlaws (not cases or sentences)


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Government surveillance, legislation regulating govt surveillance, case-law


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Non-US government surveillance of citizens


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Evolution of Net law: framing, pointing, linking, jurisdiction, neutrality


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Pointing, linking, deep linking, metatext


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Intellectual property: patents, copyrights (law)


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Security paradigms, risk management, site-security certification, professional certification


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Certification of site security, privacy protection


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Professional certification in security, auditing


# Large Print for Workshop Display

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Computer Crimes (cases, indictments, convictions, sentences)


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Breaches of confidentiality, data leakage, covert channels


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Wiretapping, interception (not jamming; not govt/law enforcement)


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Data diddling, data corruption, embezzlement


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Viruses, virus-hoaxes, Trojans (assembly level or macro:  not ActiveX or Java)


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Fraud (not embezzlement), extortion, slamming


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Military & government perspectives on INFOWAR


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Penetration, phreaking (entering systems, stealing telephone service)


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Theft of equipment (laptops, ATMs, computers, cables, network components)


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Counterfeits, forgery (including commercial software/music piracy)


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Criminal hacker scene (conventions, meetings, testimony, biographies, publications)


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Biographical notes on individual criminals


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Pornography, Net-harm, cyberstalking,  gambling, online auctions


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Law Enforcement & Forensics (technology, organizations, proposals, litigation, rulings, judgements)


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Availability issues (not denial-of-service attacks)


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Web-site infrastructure, general Web security issues


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Computer / remote control, jamming (not interception), RFI, HERF, EMP/T


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Health effects of electronic equipment (phones, screens, etc.)


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Operating systems, network operating systems,TCP/IP problems (alerts)


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Censorship, indecency laws, 1st amendment (law)


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Acceptable-use policies, spam & anti-spam (laws, technology)


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Usage monitoring, audit trails (employees, children)


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DNS conflicts, trademark violations (Net, Web)


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Consumer privacy, profiling, trade in personal information


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Crypto algorithm weakness, brute-force attacks, implementation flaws


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I&A products (tokens, biometrics, passwords, Kerberos)


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E-commerce security, digital signature, products, digital cash, e-payments


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Foreign crypto & computer crime laws (not cases or sentences)


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Privacy, government surveillance, legislation, agreements


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International agreements on security, privacy, Net law


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Evolution of Net law: framing, pointing, linking, jurisdiction


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Intellectual property: patents, copyrights (law)


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Security paradigms, risk management, site-security certification, professional certification


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Certification of site security, privacy protection


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Professional certification in security, auditing


