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Military Spends $4.4M To Supersize Net Monitoring
coondoggie writes "Bigger, better, faster, more are the driving themes behind the advanced network monitoring technology BBN Technologies is building for the military.
The high-tech firm got a $4.4 million contract today from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to develop novel, scalable attack detection algorithms; a flexible and expandable architecture for implementing and deploying the algorithms; and an execution environment for traffic inspection and algorithm execution. The network monitoring system is being developed under DARPA's Scalable Network Monitoring program which seeks to bolt down network security in the face of cyber attacks that have grown more subtle and sophisticated."
That sounds like a lot, but it did come with fries.
If brevity is the soul of wit, then how does one explain Twitter?
to cater the meetings to discuss the project.
Don't mess with The Phone Company. Piss them off and you'll be using two tin cans and a piece of string.
All that money, down the tubes.
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