Security '01 in the Press Felten spills the SDMI beans Copyright law chills IT security research Is prosecuting hackers worth the bother? Researchers develop SSH cracker Princeton Cryptographer's Challenge to Music Industry Draws Computer Scientists' Support Researchers: PDAs prone to hacker attacks Privacy Foundation CTO warns of Web gadgets New SSH attack weakens passwords Scientists show flaws in anti-piracy music tech Pentagon Hides Behind Onion Wraps Roundup: Professor Felten Presents his Paper, But the DMCA's Still With Us New SSH attack weakens passwords Felten SDMI presentation: No cops, but lingering questions about DMCA Princeton professor: Fight against recording industry just beginning Silence of a code cracker Scientists show flaws in anti-piracy music technology Princeton Professor Bares All Controversial Research to be Presented at USENIX Security Symposium in Washington, DC Digital-Music Code Crackers Tell All SDMI Code-Breaker Speaks Freely Researchers Say PDAs Prone To Hacker Attacks Professor to delve into anti-copying flaws EFF: Professor Felten to present suppressed research at USENIX conference Controversial research to be presented at USENIX security conference Live Web broadcast scheduled for SDMI challenge presentation Lessons From the SDMI Challenge Webcast Felten & Co. Present SDMI Findings, Finally Felten Will Present SDMI Research At USENIX Music industry OKs teacher's speech Scientists publish digital music security research USA Today (June 20, 2001): Professor to Court: Can I Talk Now? The Standard (June 19, 2001): Far From the Final Frontier Slashdot (June 6, 2001): EFF Files First Anti-DMCA Lawsuit The Standard (June 6, 2001): Silenced Professor Sues SDMI, RIAA Yahoo/Reuters (June 6, 2001): Scientists Sue to Publish Piracy Paper C/Net (June 6, 2001): Free-Speech Lawsuit Targets Record Industry Newsbytes (June 6, 2001): RIAA Mystified by Felten, EFF Lawsuit - Update

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