DKCERT is happy to spread knowledge about information security, threats, and methods for protection. Only Henrik Larsen, manager of DKCERT, makes public statements.
Manager of DKCERT and WAYF, Henrik Larsen
henrik.larsen@cert.dk
Phone +45 93 51 11 00
One of the first hacker cases in Denmark led to the creation of DKCERT: the attack by Jub Jub Bird and Sprocket.
Armed with a couple of Amiga computers and a PC, these two young men hacked into the network of UNI-C in 1989. UNI-C was the national IT centre for research and education and operated a national Ethernet-based network.
The hackers used modems to call computers at UNI-C. By guessing passwords they managed to get access to the network and its computers.
Every spring DKCERT publishes a trend report summarizing the main security trends of the previous year. The reports are in Danish.
All reports are in the PDF format.
E-mail is the preferred method of communication of DKCERT. Please direct your messages to:
DKCERT uses PGP for encrypted e-mail services.You may find our public key here:
DKCERT, DeiC
DTU, Asmussens Allé building 305
DK-2800 Kgs. Lyngby
Denmark
Phone +45 35 88 82 55 - weekdays 9am-4pm (Friday 9am-2pm)
DKCERT is driven by the vision of creating value for the research and education sector by promoting information security. This goal is pursued through the publication of information about information security in collaboration with public and private sector organizations, the research and education sector, and international partners.
