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Until recently, most computer security events affecting U.S. Government computer systems could be described as either hacker incidents or the result of some kind of internal sabotage. Events occurring over the last two years, however, suggest a changing pattern of attacks on U.S. Government systems. Hacker attacks are becoming more sophisticated, as shown by the West German hacker attacks in 1987-88, and by the December, 1988 hacker attacks on Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Still, hacker attacks are becoming increasingly passe'. There is a new "badge of honor" associated with ability to perpetrate new forms of attack--viruses, worms, and Trojan horses. The Internet worm of November, 1988 received substantial national attention, and awoke computer security experts to the potea "non-traditional" and unlikely form of attack. In addition, the potential motivation of those hostile to the United States to disable defense-related computer systems during times of critical need by using time bombs, worms, etc. poses another dimension of problems for computer security experts within the defense arena.