On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 12:04 PM, Christian Theilmann
<christian_theilmann@yahoo.de> wrote:
Hi list,
together with some others I'm currently building a security website and we
need to fill the "Papers" section.
We think about a section which features papers from the early 1980's to
present, so feel free to submit old papers, too.
These information must be provided:
Name of the paper, Author, Release date (you just have to know the year),
the file itself and the category.
Following categories exist:
Hacking,Phreaking, Faking, Coding, Technical Docs (reverse engineering,
too)and Miscellanous (should fit in the security theme though, nothingabout
your cat please ;-)).
I hope to recieve a bunch o' files ;D
~Christian
P..S: The reason not to look for papers myself is, some sites allow to
download and republish, some don't, I dont want to piss people right from
the start.
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What website will this be for?
--
Mark Owen
I just decided to seperate the section to its own site, current workingtitle is
"greyLIB".
It is in a very early development stage, some papers have been uploaded for
design considerations.
The "By Theme"-menu works, the "By Year"-menu has yet to be implemented. The
(pre-alpha) site can be reached via http://greylib.sugarshocked.info/
The themes are very roughly defined by the categories I mentioned in an earlier
email, currently I'm not planning to categorize the categories any further
(e.g. Passwordhacking in Hacking etc.) but this might happen when I have enough
papers to fill new categories.
The miscellanous category will contain stuff related to the scene which doesn't
fit in any of the other categories (e.g. common myths about hackers, fun stuff
etc.).
~Christian
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