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From: Becky Bace (infomomsprintmail.com)
Date: Fri Nov 09 2001 - 14:14:35 CST

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    I seem to recall an effort to develop a standard set of such icons for
    infowar. (There were panel discussions of it at the final National Infosec
    Conference; perhaps a look at the proceedings - look at NIST's security
    clearinghouse for an online version - would provide additional information)
    I know that a small group of us were working on this, too, for use in
    computer security training.

    -Becky Bace

    >
    > Ever since I was in high school I've been playing wargames.
    ...
    > I was mulling all of this over while I was tinkering around with some
    > new visualisation tools for the NIDS software I've been working on. The
    > result is a new GUI widget or two that will probably be in the next
    > release of my code. It seems to me (and this might just be hubris) that
    > the symbology and diagramming methodology I worked out might be of
    > more general interest.
    >
    > So, I present a draft of a document describing the symbols and diagrams
    > for review, discussion, criticism, revision, derision, and whatnot. The
    > draft can be found at:
    >
    > http://www.meshuggeneh.net/shoki/symbols/
    >
    > I'm unaware of any existing standards of this sort, with the exception
    > of the systems I allude to above (and in the draft document) which
    > have the weaknesses I address. If someone is aware of an existing
    > standard or system similar to the one I propose, a pointer would be
    > much appreciated.
    >
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    >
    > - -Steve
    >
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