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At 4:02pm on June 12th, 2008, Dave Hook said…: The slide show isn't invisible...just stealthy. It's on the way to you, Jeff.

At 7:53pm on June 9th, 2008, Jeff Miller said…: I take it the DVD includes the invisible slide show?

I'll email my address.

At 12:40am on June 6th, 2008, Agravatb said…: Sure Dave,
your Topic is going to play a mejor role.

Dear Entrepreneur, Engineers, Space Angel, VC, Official and us all are welcome to join to build the
ISS 2.0.......Idea is to build the New Space station for more collaborating Gov-Corporate groups. Sure there are entrepreneur who would be interested in investing the money.

Website: http://www.spaceentrepreneurs.org/group/2internationalspacestation2/
Location: Space

At 2:23pm on June 4th, 2008, Richard D. Dell Jr. said…: Dave,

Webcast launch is a very attractive idea. Topics regarding security - I would suggest that the current insecurity of digital transmissions for Aerospace IP discussions is a great topic.

By way of example, anyone using SKYPE should be aware that there are numerous credible reports that China military interests are deeply tapped into this network and others, especially since the infamous "Titan's Rain" period.

Excerpt from Time article-

"Time Magazine published an interesting report Aug. 29 by Nathan Thornburgh about an investigation codenamed Titan Rain that began in late 2003. As an information systems security officer (ISSO) for Sandia National Laboratories of the U.S. Department of Energy, Shawn Carpenter noticed a flood of expert hacker activity focusing on data theft from a wide range of “the country’s most sensitive military bases, defense contractors and aerospace companies.” Carpenter discovered that “the attacks emanated from just three Chinese routers that acted as the first connection point from a local network to the Internet.” Carpenter worked with U.S. Army and FBI investigators to learn more about the attacks and the attackers. According to Thornburgh, various analysts judge that “Titan Rain is thought to rank among the most pervasive cyberespionage threats that U.S. computer networks have ever faced.”

http://www.networkworld.com/newsletters/sec/2005/1107sec2.html

I run a special proprietary module on one of our servers, just to track suspicious activity- and I can tell you that Asia is the source of an enormous amount of unusual probing Internet activity and attacks on anything Aerospace related.

Cheers! -Richard

At 11:08am on May 31st, 2008, Agravatb said…: Hi Dave
Thank you very much for the invitation. Great thing about webcast is it covers the main area of space age" Security". Best of luck

At 10:09am on May 19th, 2008, Guillermo Söhnlein said…: You must be psychic, since we've just been floating around the idea of launching Webcasts. We're trying to figure out the best way to do this, not just from a tech standpoint but from a roll-out perspective. Perhaps within each group?

At 3:23pm on May 18th, 2008, JG Bowman said…: Please contact me. Thanks!

At 11:19pm on May 1st, 2008, Eric Bobinsky said…: Thank you, Dave! Look forward to the discussions. This is a major interest of mine. -Eric

At 2:17pm on April 24th, 2008, Rosanna Sattler said…: There are treaties that create a liability regime for orbital debris of a certain size that is tracked. The problem is the smaller debris. What is your company and its business?

At 8:18pm on April 23rd, 2008, Rosanna Sattler said…: I didn't see it--but liability and insurance issues really need to be placed on the front burner to be dealt with at this point--not really vehicles crashing into each other--but the more obvious tort and contract and risk management issues

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