2-23-96. WSJ: "H-P Acquires Most of Internet Security Firm." SecureWare technology is used by the Pentagon to safeguard transmission of military secrets. The firm's team of about 40 programmers is "a substantial fraction of the hired guns available in the on-line security world" who snake oil an extra virgin security that not even hackers can cross. Hackers would question that; they have a remarkable history of eventually figuring out ways to get past advances in faked chastity. "Netscape Will Issue Fix for Flaw Found In Browser System." The company confirmed that Princeton researchers found a security flaw in the "applets" created with Java, but said the flaw was minor and that the company will issue a software fix for it next week. Jeff Treuhaft said exploiting the flaw would require extremely skilled hacking. Marianne Mueller, Java security engineer, also said the chances of such hacking occurring are "remote." REM_ote