Reply From: Simon Johnson <simon.johnson@shake.net>
Gryffyn,
You might find the following URL's useful:
http://www.sevenlocks.com/SecurityDigest.htm
http://www.nss.brand.co.uk/nssnews.htm
http://www.tbtf.com
Our security journal is not "free" but you can view a free copy of it online
at http://www.shake.net/products/journal/
I think you'll find that there will be a lot of magazines that are not free
but have relatively low subscription rates.
Best regards,
Simon Johnson
Technical Director
Shake Communications Pty Ltd
http://www.shake.net
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-isn@sekurity.org [mailto:owner-isn@sekurity.org]On Behalf Of
> mea culpa
> Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 1998 10:33 AM
> To: InfoSec News
> Subject: [ISN] InfoSec Mags?
>
>
>
> [Moderator: Secure Computing magazine. Not sure if they offer free sub.
> Decent magazine overall, but I am continually disappointed in their
> level of hacker knowledge. (As in, you see the same crappy reporting
> on hacker incidents as in other more mainstream pubs). There is also
> a new magazine called Security Advisor. I picked up one issue a few
> months back at Barnes & Noble, but haven't seen anything since.
> Aside from those two, I haven't seen many security specific zines.]
>
> From: "Trevor Gryffyn" <tgryffyn@meetinghousetech.com>
> Importance: Normal
>
> You know, I had never even thought about it, even after getting all those
> other free magazines (which I sooner or later unsubscribed to because they
> really weren't that good) but can anyone suggest any other InfoSec or IDS
> related magazines that offer free subscriptions? They dont have to be any
> particular platform, I'd just love to check out a couple others.
>
> -Gryffyn
>
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