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173 messages starting Nov 30 00 and ending Dec 31 00
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• Industry partners help battle cybercrime InfoSec News (Dec 31)
• Online stores try to bar the doors InfoSec News (Dec 31)
• Linux Advisory Watch - December 29th 2000 vuln-newsletter-admins (Dec 30)
• Beware the Computer Zombies InfoSec News (Dec 30)
• Israeli hacker 'The Analyzer' admits sabotage in plea bargain InfoSec News (Dec 30)
• Reminder... Mac Crypto Jan 29th - Feb 1st (fwd) InfoSec News (Dec 30)
• South Korean police arrest nine employees of security firm security curmudgeon (Dec 30)
• Thank you all! InfoSec News (Dec 29)
• [defaced-commentary] Rapid Increase in Windows 2000 in Overall NT Defacements InfoSec News (Dec 29)
• New book - Crypto: When the Code Rebels Beat the Government Berislav Kucan (Dec 29)
• Thailand's Daily News Web Site Hacked InfoSec News (Dec 29)
• China: Online Subversion Illegal InfoSec News (Dec 29)
• Anti-racism site target of cyberattack InfoSec News (Dec 29)
• Egghead.com Guilty as Charged Says Tripeze.com CEO InfoSec News (Dec 29)
• Analysis: Experts weigh in on Iraqi Playstations InfoSec News (Dec 29)
  • Re: Analysis: Experts weigh in on Iraqi Playstations Michael Wilson (Dec 30)
• Internet security software firms take a hit on Wall Street InfoSec News (Dec 28)
• Think tank warns that Microsoft hack could pose national security risk InfoSec News (Dec 28)
• Intruder defaces Nasdaq-100 Index Web page InfoSec News (Dec 28)
• Chaos to Reign Again in Berlin InfoSec News (Dec 28)
• Human genome data in hacker peril shocker InfoSec News (Dec 28)
• Hacker attacks on sharp rise InfoSec News (Dec 27)
• Etisalat to be told to produce evidence against hacker InfoSec News (Dec 27)
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  • Re: Etisalat to be told to produce evidence against hacker InfoSec News (Dec 28)
• Hong Kong police advise hackers to think twice InfoSec News (Dec 27)
• Indo-Pak cyber war hots up InfoSec News (Dec 27)
• Chinese espionage handbook details ease of swiping secrets William Knowles (Dec 26)
• Linux Security Week - December 25th 2000 newsletter-admins (Dec 26)
• TISC: Computer Security Conference - June 4-8 2001 InfoSec News (Dec 26)
• Both Sides Hacked Over Kashmir InfoSec News (Dec 26)
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  • Re: Both Sides Hacked Over Kashmir InfoSec News (Dec 27)
  • Re: Both Sides Hacked Over Kashmir InfoSec News (Dec 28)
  • Re: Both Sides Hacked Over Kashmir InfoSec News (Dec 30)
• HHS readies health security standards InfoSec News (Dec 26)
• Linux Advisory Watch, December 22nd 2000 vuln-newsletter-admins (Dec 25)
• IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM EGGHEAD.COM CEO (fwd) InfoSec News (Dec 25)
• [defaced-commentary] Defaced: Top Level Domains Report, December 2000 InfoSec News (Dec 25)
• Egghead scrambles to gauge damage InfoSec News (Dec 25)
• Merry Christmas! William Knowles (Dec 25)
• King of the hackers InfoSec News (Dec 22)
• Financial Cryptography 01 preliminary program Stuart Haber (Dec 22)
• TSE's Mothers e-mail service hacked InfoSec News (Dec 22)
• Group crafts rating system for server security InfoSec News (Dec 22)
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  • Re: Group crafts rating system for server security InfoSec News (Dec 27)
    • Re: Group crafts rating system for server security Chris Brenton (Dec 28)
• Student hacker blames teacher InfoSec News (Dec 22)
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  • Re: Student hacker blames teacher InfoSec News (Dec 26)
• Why Iraq's buying up Sony PlayStation 2's InfoSec News (Dec 21)
• Scary, Sneaky HR46 InfoSec News (Dec 21)
• Security patch distribution - it's trojan time InfoSec News (Dec 21)
• OpenBSD exploit gets serious InfoSec News (Dec 21)
• DOD to award $4.5 million in computer research grants InfoSec News (Dec 21)
• NORAD readies for Santa surveillance InfoSec News (Dec 21)
• Hackers caught in security 'honeypot' InfoSec News (Dec 20)
• Alleged hacker 'Mafiaboy' makes bail in Canada InfoSec News (Dec 20)
• Taiwan Foreign Trade Board Website Hacked Into InfoSec News (Dec 20)
• Lawmakers: Cyberattacks pose greatest terrorist threat InfoSec News (Dec 20)
• San Diego prosecutors assigned to combat cyber crime William Knowles (Dec 18)
• Cyber crime 'holds banks to ransom' InfoSec News (Dec 18)
  • Re: Cyber crime 'holds banks to ransom' security curmudgeon (Dec 20)
• Experts spar over aviation security William Knowles (Dec 18)
• Russian youths study the modern art of hacking InfoSec News (Dec 18)
• Black Hat W2K Security Conference Announcement InfoSec News (Dec 18)
• Linux Security Week, December 18th 2000 newsletter-admins (Dec 18)
• ANNOUNCE: ISOC Netw. & Distr. Sys. Security Symp. (NDSS'01) Balenson, David (Dec 18)
• Hack the hackers InfoSec News (Dec 18)
• FBI hacker sleuths hint at power-grid disaster InfoSec News (Dec 18)
• Coast Guard urged to overhaul IT practices InfoSec News (Dec 18)
• CRYPTO-GRAM, December 15, 2000 InfoSec News (Dec 18)
• New Internet-Draft from IETF S/MIME Mail Security Working Group Marjorie Simmons (Dec 17)
• Saturday muse on the EU adopting the Brussels Regulation Marjorie Simmons (Dec 17)
• Linux Advisory Watch, December 15th 2000 vuln-newsletter-admins (Dec 17)
• BugTraq, @Stake differ on vulnerability reports William Knowles (Dec 17)
• Wireless Acrobatics InfoSec News (Dec 17)
• Teen-Ager Accused of Impersonating Hospital Doctor William Knowles (Dec 17)
• FC: It's OK to do port scans of networks, federal district judge says InfoSec News (Dec 15)
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  • Re: FC: It's OK to do port scans of networks, federal district judge says John Q. Public (Dec 20)
  • Re: FC: It's OK to do port scans of networks, federal district judge says Somebody (Dec 22)
• BugTraq tiff 'a slippery slope'? InfoSec News (Dec 15)
• Eighth-grade hackers pilfer science class exam William Knowles (Dec 15)
  • Re: Eighth-grade hackers pilfer science class exam Thomas Roy Garner (Dec 17)
• Who can get hacked without noticing? Icann InfoSec News (Dec 15)
• Canada lags in cybercrime laws William Knowles (Dec 15)
• Teen hacker gets six months in detention center William Knowles (Dec 15)
• Power play: Electric company hacked William Knowles (Dec 15)
• The Changing Face of Web Sites InfoSec News (Dec 14)
• When the Hacker Is on the Inside William Knowles (Dec 14)
• Making PDAs More Secure William Knowles (Dec 14)
• Zee Network -- hacked or up for cyber-blackmail? William Knowles (Dec 14)
• AIM Flaw Could Open Users' Computers to Attack InfoSec News (Dec 14)
• FTC Denies Web Site Security Hole InfoSec News (Dec 14)
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  • Re: FTC Denies Web Site Security Hole InfoSec News (Dec 15)
• Actor Played Hacker Role Too Well - DA InfoSec News (Dec 14)
• Seeing Spies Behind the Boardrooms William Knowles (Dec 13)
• NSF security advice hits home InfoSec News (Dec 13)
• Security: Its a management thing InfoSec News (Dec 13)
• Company says extortion try exposes thousands of card numbers William Knowles (Dec 13)
• EU preparing recommendations on fighting cybercrime InfoSec News (Dec 13)
• Russian virus busters hacked in Brazil InfoSec News (Dec 13)
• Hacker heat InfoSec News (Dec 13)
• Privacy a Likely Loser in Treaty Marjorie Simmons (Dec 13)
• Actor Accused of Hacking Into Audition Lists InfoSec News (Dec 13)
• Security plan OK'd William Knowles (Dec 13)
• Cyberterrorism Is Not Just for Kids InfoSec News (Dec 13)
• Hacker modifies NPA-operated site William Knowles (Dec 13)
• FTSE gets hacked InfoSec News (Dec 11)
• DOD network attacks level off William Knowles (Dec 11)
• FTC, FBI sites leave opening for hacker access William Knowles (Dec 11)
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  • Re: FTC, FBI sites leave opening for hacker access Kitetoa (Dec 12)
• Linux Security Week, December 11th 2000 newsletter-admins (Dec 11)
• Los Alamos Flunks a Security Test InfoSec News (Dec 11)
• Technical details could slow trial of accused hacker 'Mafiaboy' InfoSec News (Dec 11)
• UW Med Center admits hackers broke into records of patients Marjorie Simmons (Dec 11)
• Microsoft gets heavy with security firm William Knowles (Dec 11)
• Next president urged to boost government computer security InfoSec News (Dec 11)
• Defense Department Computers Vulnerable to Attack William Knowles (Dec 11)
• Keeping an eye on network security InfoSec News (Dec 11)
• Linux Advisory Watch - December 8th 2000 vuln-newsletter-admins (Dec 09)
• BugTraq No Longer Able To Publish MS Security UPDATED InfoSec News (Dec 09)
• Security Stocks Worth A Look InfoSec News (Dec 09)
• Most nations behind curve on cybercrime laws InfoSec News (Dec 09)
• FC: Norway military and police preparing secret Carnivore system InfoSec News (Dec 09)
• Police outgunned by cybercriminals William Knowles (Dec 09)
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  • Re: Police outgunned by cybercriminals Robert G. Ferrell (Dec 13)
  • Re: Police outgunned by cybercriminals Marjorie Simmons (Dec 13)
• Korea's Information Security Firms Enjoy Burgeoning Market InfoSec News (Dec 09)
• GAO urges response on FAA security William Knowles (Dec 09)
• Fifth Estate Investigates Hackers InfoSec News (Dec 09)
• Guard tapped for infowar duties William Knowles (Dec 09)
• Microsoft looks for consensus on security InfoSec News (Dec 09)
• Schwab site vulnerable to hackers William Knowles (Dec 09)
• My new security book Firehose (Dec 08)
• Hospital records hacked hard William Knowles (Dec 08)
• Report finds progress in cybersecurity in private sector InfoSec News (Dec 08)
• Can hackers crack million-dollar dare? InfoSec News (Dec 08)
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  • Re: Can hackers crack million-dollar dare? InfoSec News (Dec 09)
• The Net's new Neighborhood Watch William Knowles (Dec 08)
• Embedded HTML 'bugs' pose potential security risk InfoSec News (Dec 08)
• Hacker Mafiaboy is arrested again InfoSec News (Dec 08)
• Scarfo Case Could Test Cyber-Spying Tactic Marjorie Simmons (Dec 06)
• Cisco 600 routers offer cracker fun InfoSec News (Dec 06)
• Like Adding Wings to the Tiger: Chinese Information War Theory and Practice William Knowles (Dec 06)
• Special Weapons Agency May Be Leaking Secrets William Knowles (Dec 06)
• 'Mafiaboy' trying to stare down prosecutors Lawyer InfoSec News (Dec 06)
• Senior Diplomat Resigns to Protest Albright's Action InfoSec News (Dec 06)
• Hacking the cuteness out of Furby InfoSec News (Dec 05)
• Overseas hackers strike again: Israel Land Administration shuts down most of its web site William Knowles (Dec 05)
• Cybersquads to combat terrorism William Knowles (Dec 05)
• GCHQ Challenge InfoSec News (Dec 05)
• Reporter's Fake Job Irks Real Dot-Com William Knowles (Dec 05)
• Linux Security Week, Dec 4th 2000 newsletter-admins (Dec 04)
• Re: Denial of Service Attacks Planned For Christmas - ISS lsi (Dec 04)
• New York man pleads guilty to hacking into NASA computers William Knowles (Dec 04)
• NIPC E-Commerce Vulnerabilities Advisory InfoSec News (Dec 04)
• Palestinian Crackers Share Bugs William Knowles (Dec 04)
• The hacker cracker InfoSec News (Dec 04)
• DoS alarm sounded over server flaw InfoSec News (Dec 04)
• Hopkins researchers take on computer-age security issues InfoSec News (Dec 04)
• meet the hackers William Knowles (Dec 04)
• New Speeches and Articles at the ThiemeWorks Web Site InfoSec News (Dec 02)
• No ban on hacking tools InfoSec News (Dec 02)
• Poland's first convicted hacker InfoSec News (Dec 02)
• Yahoo Unveils Encrypted E-Mail Service Jonathan Rickman (Dec 02)
• Linux Advisory Watch, Dec 1st 2000 vuln-newsletter-admins (Dec 02)
• Security Firm's Site Defaced William Knowles (Dec 02)
• Teenager hacker told Lloyd's to secure site InfoSec News (Dec 02)
• Anti-hacking help needed InfoSec News (Dec 02)
• Numbers up for would-be spies who can't crack code William Knowles (Dec 02)
• Lax e-security hinders dotcom funding William Knowles (Dec 02)
• [defaced-commentary] High Profile Foreign Sites InfoSec News (Dec 02)
• Feedback, Adopt-A-Soldier and Stuph... William Knowles (Nov 30)
• Security group benchmarking Solaris William Knowles (Nov 30)
• Re: Sizing Up Security Services Matt.Caston () MetaGroup com (Nov 30)

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