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Research additions · October 2026

260 new searchable records and discovery leads across eight collections. These counts describe catalog records, not unique historical works or complete corpora.

Published 16 October 2026 ·

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  1. LINUS (Leading Into Noticeable UNIX Security) — Foundational sources
  2. Experimental Implementation of UUCP - Security Aspects — Foundational sources
  3. HoneyDanBer UUCP - Bringing UNIX Systems into the Information Age, Part 1: Performance, Security, and Networking Facilities — Foundational sources
  4. Secure Networking in the Sun Environment — Foundational sources
  5. Password File Management at the University of Maryland — Foundational sources
  6. Balancing Security and Convenience — Foundational sources
  7. A Framework for Password Selection — Foundational sources
  8. UNIX Password Security — Foundational sources
  9. UNIX Security at Pacific Bell — Foundational sources
  10. New Ideas in Discretionary Access Control — Foundational sources
  11. UNIX Guardians: Delegating Security to the User — Foundational sources
  12. An Experimental Trusted Path Prototype — Foundational sources
  13. Using TUNIS, A UNIX Compatible Kernel, as a Basis for Security — Foundational sources
  14. Miro: A Visual Language for Specifying Security — Foundational sources
  15. On Incorporating Access Control Lists into the UNIX Operating System — Foundational sources
  16. Computer Security Measures at Eastman Kodak, Product Software Engineering Department — Foundational sources
  17. Making Your Console Secure — Foundational sources
  18. Suggested Levels of Security — Foundational sources
  19. Identifying Security Concerns — Foundational sources
  20. Multilevel Security with Fewer Fetters — Foundational sources
  21. Authentication of Unknown Entities on an Insecure Network of Untrusted Workstations — Foundational sources
  22. CRACK: A Distributed Password Advisor — Foundational sources
  23. HACKMAN: A Systematic Study Of Real Computer Security Holes — Foundational sources
  24. StrongBox: Support for Self-Securing Programs — Foundational sources
  25. Password Administration for Multiple Large Scale Systems — Foundational sources
  26. Multilevel Security with Fewer Fetters — Foundational sources
  27. Security of Ethernet Under UNIX and Internet Protocol — Foundational sources
  28. An Application of a Fast Data Encryption Standard Implementation — Foundational sources
  29. NIDX - A Real-Time Intrusion Detection Expert System — Foundational sources
  30. Extending the UNIX Protection Model with Access Control Lists — Foundational sources
  31. Experience Adding C2 Security Features to UNIX — Foundational sources
  32. Retaining SUID Programs in a Secure UNIX — Foundational sources
  33. Strengthening Discretionary Access Controls to Inhibit Trojan Horses and Computer Viruses — Foundational sources
  34. Kerberos: An Authentication Service for Open Network Systems — Foundational sources
  35. spy: A Unix File System Security Monitor — Foundational sources
  36. Experience with Viruses on UNIX Systems — Foundational sources
  37. Security Testing of AIX System Calls Using Prolog — Foundational sources
  38. Simple and Flexible Datagram Access Controls for Unix-based Gateways — Foundational sources
  39. Factors Affecting Application Portability to a B1 Level Trusted UNIX — Foundational sources
  40. Secure Window Systems for UNIX — Foundational sources
  41. Viral Attacks on UNIX System Security — Foundational sources
  42. A Tour of the Worm — Foundational sources
  43. Secure Multi-Level Windowing in a B1 Certifiable Secure UNIX Operating System — Foundational sources
  44. A Trusted Network Architecture for AIX Systems — Foundational sources
  45. Beyond Bell-LaPadula: A Security Model for Real Applications — Foundational sources
  46. Building Generalized Access Control on UNIX — Foundational sources
  47. How Crackers Crack Passwords — Foundational sources
  48. Security Breaches: Five Recent Incidents at Columbia University — Foundational sources
  49. An Extensible Password Changing Program — Foundational sources
  50. Gateway Security Measures — Foundational sources
  51. Security Considerations of Going to a UNIX Based Supercomputer Operating System — Foundational sources
  52. The MITRE User Authentication System — Foundational sources
  53. Foiling the Cracker: A Survey of, and Improvements to, Password Security — Foundational sources
  54. An Expert Systems Approach to Security Inspection of UNIX — Foundational sources
  55. Generic Security Service Application Program Interface — Foundational sources
  56. Experiences with Kerberos — Foundational sources
  57. System Design and Verification for Secure Applications Under UNIX — Foundational sources
  58. Perspectives and Solutions for Increasing Security in UNIX System Administration — Foundational sources
  59. Extended Access Controls in UNIX System V: ACLs and Context — Foundational sources
  60. Public-Key-based Authentication Using Internet Certificates — Foundational sources
  61. An Access Control List Approach to Anti-Viral Security — Foundational sources
  62. A Survey of Secure UNIX Operating Systems — Foundational sources
  63. Password Security in a Large Distributed Environment — Foundational sources
  64. A Trusted X Window System Server for Trusted Mach — Foundational sources
  65. The Cops Security Checker System — Foundational sources
  66. The Design of a Secure Internet Gateway — Foundational sources
  67. An Authentication Mechanism for USENET — Foundational sources
  68. UNIX Password Encryption Considered Unsecure — Foundational sources
  69. Distributed Trusted Mach Architecture — Foundational sources
  70. Limitations of the Kerberos Authentication System — Foundational sources
  71. The DIDS (Distributed Intrusion Detection System) Prototype — Foundational sources
  72. The Bookworm — Foundational sources
  73. Book Review: Practical UNIX Security — Foundational sources
  74. The Bookworm — Foundational sources
  75. Experiences of Internet Security in Italy — Foundational sources
  76. Network (In)Security Through IP Packet Filtering — Foundational sources
  77. TCP WRAPPER: Network Monitoring, Access Control and Booby Traps — Foundational sources
  78. Security Aspects of a UNIX PEM Implementation — Foundational sources
  79. Introduction to the Shadow Password Suite — Foundational sources
  80. ESSENSE: A Knowledge-Based Security Monitoring and Control — Foundational sources
  81. Anatomy of a Proactive Password Changer — Foundational sources
  82. Audit: A Policy Driven Security Checker for a Heterogeneous Environment — Foundational sources
  83. Secure Superuser Access Via the Internet — Foundational sources
  84. Specifying and Checking UNIX Security Constraints — Foundational sources
  85. A Secure Public Network Access Mechanism — Foundational sources
  86. Network Security Via Private-Key Certificates — Foundational sources
  87. Software Security for a Network Storage Service — Foundational sources
  88. SunOS, C2 and Kerberos - A Comparative Review — Foundational sources
  89. Heterogeneous Intra-Domain Authentication — Foundational sources
  90. Observations on Reusable Password Choices — Foundational sources
  91. UNIX Operating Services on a Multilevel Secure Machine — Foundational sources
  92. Distributed Trusted UNIX Systems — Foundational sources
  93. The Bookworm — Foundational sources
  94. ipasswd - Proactive Password Security — Foundational sources
  95. SAGE Report on: World Conference on System Administration & Security — Foundational sources
  96. The Bookworm — Foundational sources
  97. SAGE Book Reviews: Practical UNIX Security — Foundational sources
  98. Privacy Enhanced Electronic Mail — Foundational sources
  99. The Bookworm — Foundational sources
  100. Fine-Grained Access Control in a Transactional Object-Oriented System — Foundational sources
  101. Site Security Handbook — Foundational sources
  102. Site Security Handbook — Foundational sources
  103. Ethics and the Internet — Foundational sources
  104. Helminthiasis of the Internet — Foundational sources
  105. Bibliography of Selected Computer Security Publications, January 1980 - October 1989 — Foundational sources
  106. The Zombie Roundup: Understanding, Detecting, and Disrupting Botnets — Botnets and intelligence
  107. Peer-to-Peer Botnets: Overview and Case Study — Botnets and intelligence
  108. BotMiner: Clustering Analysis of Network Traffic for Protocol- and Structure-Independent Botnet Detection — Botnets and intelligence
  109. Conficker: logic and rendezvous points — Botnets and intelligence
  110. GameOver Zeus disruption — Botnets and intelligence
  111. Understanding the Mirai Botnet — Botnets and intelligence
  112. Qakbot multinational disruption — Botnets and intelligence
  113. Domain generation algorithms — Botnets and intelligence
  114. Fast flux and defensive DNS analysis — Botnets and intelligence
  115. Dead-drop resolvers — Botnets and intelligence
  116. Web C2 transport and encrypted channels — Botnets and intelligence
  117. Snowden-era Verizon order reporting — Botnets and intelligence
  118. PCLOB Section 215 telephone-records report — Botnets and intelligence
  119. Vault 7 and the Schulte proceedings — Botnets and intelligence
  120. Shadow Brokers: provenance claims and defensive aftermath — Botnets and intelligence
  121. VENONA translated-message releases — Botnets and intelligence
  122. William F. Friedman Collection of Official Papers — Botnets and intelligence
  123. Gulf of Tonkin SIGINT historical releases — Botnets and intelligence
  124. Decoding reCAPTCHA: what the surviving evidence establishes — CAPTCHA research
  125. Why CAPTCHA evaluation needs a version and a denominator — CAPTCHA research
  126. Guessable CAPTCHA: a weakness broader than image recognition — CAPTCHA research
  127. AOHell — Historical tools
  128. Fate X / Fate Zero — Historical tools
  129. API Spy — Historical tools
  130. Find That Bas — Historical tools
  131. Jaguar32.bas — Historical tools
  132. The Vader Fader — Historical tools
  133. AOL4Free — Historical tools
  134. FDO IDE — Historical tools
  135. FDO (de-)compiler — Historical tools
  136. ndec — Historical tools
  137. RAINMAN — Historical tools
  138. Blue box — Historical tools
  139. ping — Historical tools
  140. traceroute — Historical tools
  141. tcpdump — Historical tools
  142. COPS — Historical tools
  143. Crack — Historical tools
  144. TCP Wrapper — Historical tools
  145. Tripwire — Historical tools
  146. SATAN — Historical tools
  147. Netcat — Historical tools
  148. John the Ripper — Historical tools
  149. Nmap — Historical tools
  150. Ethereal — Historical tools
  151. ToneLoc — Historical tools
  152. THC-SCAN — Historical tools
  153. PGP — Historical tools
  154. SSH — Historical tools
  155. Michael Ossmann — Public directory
  156. Travis Goodspeed — Public directory
  157. Joe Grand — Public directory
  158. Samy Kamkar — Public directory
  159. Moxie Marlinspike — Public directory
  160. Dan Kaminsky — Public directory
  161. Deviant Ollam — Public directory
  162. Sam Bowne — Public directory
  163. Richard Thieme — Public directory
  164. Jayson E. Street — Public directory
  165. Adrian Crenshaw — Public directory
  166. Matt Weeks — Public directory
  167. Ryan Clarke — Public directory
  168. Bruce Schneier — Public directory
  169. Cory Doctorow — Public directory
  170. Chad Houck — Public directory
  171. Jason Lee — Public directory
  172. Mitch Altman — Public directory
  173. Emmanuel Goldstein — Public directory
  174. Harald Welte — Public directory
  175. Karsten Nohl — Public directory
  176. Daniel Miessler — Public directory
  177. Katie Moussouris — Public directory
  178. Joanna Rutkowska — Public directory
  179. Lesley Carhart — Public directory
  180. Felix von Leitner — Public directory
  181. Bruce Potter — Public directory
  182. Balint Seeber — Public directory
  183. Camille Acey — Public directory
  184. Jack Gangi — Public directory
  185. Mr. Icom — Public directory
  186. Rob T Firefly — Public directory
  187. Steve Bossert — Public directory
  188. Frank Chiarulli — Public directory
  189. Joe Cupano — Public directory
  190. Gordon Lyon — Public directory
  191. Gerald Combs — Public directory
  192. HD Moore — Public directory
  193. Mike Kershaw — Public directory
  194. Didier Stevens — Public directory
  195. Philippe Biondi — Public directory
  196. Victor Julien — Public directory
  197. Vern Paxson — Public directory
  198. Dug Song — Public directory
  199. Michal Zalewski — Public directory
  200. Sergi Àlvarez — Public directory
  201. Eric Zimmerman — Public directory
  202. Florian Roth — Public directory
  203. Thomas Dullien — Public directory
  204. TEXTFILES — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  205. Bitsavers — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  206. Telephone Collectors International — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  207. Cryptome — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  208. PoC||GTFO — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  209. SecLists — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  210. oss-security — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  211. Packet Storm — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  212. OWASP Cheat Sheets — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  213. OWASP WSTG — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  214. OWASP ASVS — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  215. OWASP MASTG — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  216. HackTricks — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  217. InfoSec Reference — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  218. OpenSecurityTraining — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  219. pwn.college — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  220. Corkami — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  221. capa rules — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  222. Malware Behavior Catalog — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  223. Sigma — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  224. MISP Galaxy — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  225. D3FEND — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  226. CISA KEV — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  227. OSV — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  228. GitHub Advisory Database — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  229. OTRF Security Datasets — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  230. Forensics Wiki — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  231. Volatility3 — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  232. PySDR — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  233. Great Scott Gadgets SDR — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  234. ChipWhisperer tutorials — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  235. Ken Shirriff — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  236. bunnie — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  237. USENIX — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  238. NDSS — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  239. IACR ePrint — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  240. arXiv cs.CR — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  241. Security Engineering — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  242. Project Zero — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  243. Citizen Lab — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  244. RFC Editor — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  245. SANS — Knowledge-source discovery inventory
  246. Cypherpunks legacy — Discussion and preservation sources
  247. Cryptography — Discussion and preservation sources
  248. Cypherpunks current — Discussion and preservation sources
  249. Bugtraq — Discussion and preservation sources
  250. Full Disclosure — Discussion and preservation sources
  251. Daily Dave — Discussion and preservation sources
  252. Nmap Development — Discussion and preservation sources
  253. Penetration Testing — Discussion and preservation sources
  254. Security Basics — Discussion and preservation sources
  255. Vulnerability Development — Discussion and preservation sources
  256. oss-security — Discussion and preservation sources
  257. TEXTFILES BBS Messages — Discussion and preservation sources
  258. TOTSE mirror — Discussion and preservation sources
  259. Hacker News Network — Discussion and preservation sources
  260. Hacker agent working agreement — inert proposal — Editorial proposals

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