2 D. Brent Chapman und Elizabeth
D. Zwicky
3 Simson Garfinkel und Gene Spafford
4 Bundesamt für Sicherheit
in der Informationstechnik
5 Mark Grennan
6 Kevin Fenzi, Dave Wreski
7 Lance Spitzner
8 Network Working Group
9 Paul Russell, RustCorp IT Consulting
10 Paul Russell
11 mehrere Mitglieder der Internetgemeinde
12 Duane Wessels
13 Network Working Group
14Solar Designer
15 Dr. Eugene Spafford, Gene Kim,
Tripwire, Inc.
16Wietse Venema und Dan Farmer
17World Wide Digital Solutions,
Inc.
18hobbit@avian.org
19The "Nessus" Project
20Northwest Performance Software,
Inc.
21Ipswitch, Inc.
22 Carnegie Mellon University
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