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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 2002

Page

15

Senate panel to probe Enron collapse and ties to Bush era policy

A Senate committee will subpoena Enron board members, auditors and managers as part of a probe into the sudden collapse and investor protection gaps. Senator Lieberman said the inquiry will seek the truth, not a witch hunt, and may examine Enron ties to the Bush administration. First hearing set for Jan. 24 focusing on why regulators failed to flag warnings.

Washington Senate Enron Joseph Lieberman Dconn Lieberman Kenneth Lay Lay Congress Securities and Exchange Commission Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Enron Corp Levin Arthur Andersen LLP Arthur Andersen Anderson Joseph Berardino Andersen Deloitte & Touche House

Enron executives tied to partnerships eyed in collapse

Documents indicate top Enron officials including Andrew Fastow and Jeff Skilling helped create and oversee partnerships used to keep debts off books, fueling growth and later helping trigger bankruptcy. The Wall Street Journal cites internal minutes and notes SEC probes, investor losses, and Congressional inquiries.

Enron Andrew Fastow Jeff Skilling the Journal Securities and Exchange Commission Fastow The Wall Street Journal

Hackers Find Hole in AOL Instant Messenger

An international hacker team led by a 19 year old Utah student exploited a buffer overflow in AOL Instant Messenger to gain control of victims’ computers. AOL confirmed the flaw and planned a rapid fix within a day or two, noting Windows users are at risk while Mac and other platforms are not. The group, called w00w00, has 30 members across 14 states and nine other countries and urged users to restrict messages to friends until patch deployment.

Utah AOL Andrew Weinstein America Microsoft Matt Conover Conover

Untested security measures amid evolving cyber risks

The discussion touches on limits of buddy lists to deter random attacks, noting that even that defense may fail if an attack code is embedded in a virus. Conover weighs the effectiveness of safeguards against adaptive malware threats and emphasizes the need for layered security strategies.

Conover

Kmart Stock Drops After Downgrade To Sell

DETROIT AP Shares of Kmart Corp tumbled over 13 percent after an analyst downgraded the stock to sell citing weak fourth quarter sales and a precarious cash position. Prudential warned bankruptcy possible within six months if trends do not improve, while Kmart disputed the concerns and said it has funds and credit lines to support strategies.

Detroit Kmart Corp Prudential Securities Inc Troy Kmart Jack Ferry

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