TAILIEUCHUNG - Guilt Following Traumatic Events

In this paper we study the question, whether the technique of botnet tracking can be extended to analyze and mitigate P2P based botnets. Roughly speaking, we adapt the three steps of botnet tracking in the following way using Storm Worm as a case study: In the first step, we must get hold of a copy of the bot binary. In the case of this botnet, we use spam traps to col- lect Storm Worm generated spam and client side honeypots to simulate the infection process. The second step, the infiltration of the botnet, is adopted since we need to use a P2P protocol in- stead of IRC, HTTP, or. | - PTSD Resources for Survivors and Caregivers Dear Reader For more information contact JoyceB3955@ Although inspired by the events of September 11 the following paper is a discussion of the kinds of guilt that may occur following any traumatic event. The paper includes an examination of actual culpability as well as the sense of culpability found in many trauma survivors. It offers some possible methods of dealing with guilt. Although it is difficult to speak using every one s voice in a single paper with Joyce Boaz s excellent feedback the paper has been organized and written so that it may be helpful to survivors as well as to mental health professionals. It is important to recognize that the paper is divided into three segments 1 understanding and assessing guilt 2 guilt after surviving and 3 guilt for actions taken or not taken that endanger others. The first and second segments may be most relevant to individuals who experienced events such as the terrorist acts of September 11 and Oklahoma City and school shootings such as Columbine. We hope that it will be helpful to those who have survived traumatic experiences and to the professionals who treat them. Best wishes. Sincerely Kathleen Nader . Guilt Following Traumatic Events by Kathleen Nader Guilt is a common response following loss and or traumatic experiences with significant victimization . after terrorist acts war personal victimization . When events result in severe traumatic reactions multiple losses can occur. In addition to deaths parts of one s own nature . self-confidence generosity as well as resources circumstances and expectations can be altered or lost. Guilt can occur not only in relationship to what we ought or ought not to do but in relationship to our views about what we ought to be. What is possible under normal circumstances however is often not possible under traumatic circumstances. Therefore assessing responsibility based on normal conditions .

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