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145 messages starting Jul 01 00 and ending Jul 31 00
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• Commons security run by 'terrorist suspect' InfoSec News (Jul 31)
• Pentagon scrutinizes handheld security InfoSec News (Jul 31)
• Cyber-war? U.S. defense sites invaded by young hackers, not Iraqis InfoSec News (Jul 31)
• Cyber-cops set bells ringing InfoSec News (Jul 31)
• Firms Merge to Form Security Powerhouse InfoSec News (Jul 28)
• Security education in crisis InfoSec News (Jul 28)
• Pranksters dial i-mode crazy InfoSec News (Jul 28)
• U.S. Wants More Cybercrime Laws William Knowles (Jul 27)
• Silence the best security policy InfoSec News (Jul 27)
• Study: Internet's Structure Vulnerable to Organized Attack William Knowles (Jul 27)
• Microsoft showcases home wired to Internet William Knowles (Jul 27)
• Tivoli Lists Top E-Business Security Recommendations William Knowles (Jul 27)
• Heading off Cyber-geddon InfoSec News (Jul 26)
• A hacker in a white hat InfoSec News (Jul 26)
• Microsoft Security Exec Sees Improvements InfoSec News (Jul 26)
• (Humor) Insurance? William Knowles (Jul 26)
• Admin Note... (Black Hat & Defcon) InfoSec News (Jul 26)
• Re: Computer Security 2000 Mexico Area de Seguridad en Computo (Jul 25)
• Oblix hones Web functions of security software InfoSec News (Jul 25)
• Venture Businessman Held for Hacking Info on 110,000 People InfoSec News (Jul 25)
• Hunting Phantoms InfoSec News (Jul 25)
• Linux Security Week, July 24, 2000 InfoSec News (Jul 25)
• European firms getting security wrong William Knowles (Jul 23)
• PowerGen coughs up after security scandal InfoSec News (Jul 23)
• SANS FLASH For Outlook and Outlook Express Users; Please Fix This Before You Go Home Today William Knowles (Jul 23)
• Scam artist copies PayPal Web site William Knowles (Jul 23)
• Editor defends publishing movie-copying software online William Knowles (Jul 23)
• Unix Security -- HOPE 2000 William Knowles (Jul 23)
• Officer punished for loss of secrets William Knowles (Jul 21)
• Hacker Theory Prompts Security Review Call William Knowles (Jul 21)
• Researchers discover first AutoCAD virus InfoSec News (Jul 21)
• Lack of embassy e-mail laughable InfoSec News (Jul 21)
• 'New breed' drowning out hacker culture? InfoSec News (Jul 21)
• Oops ... 'Survivor' secret published on CBS Web site William Knowles (Jul 20)
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  • Re: Oops ... 'Survivor' secret published on CBS Web site Robert G. Ferrell (Jul 21)
• Openhack database gets cracked InfoSec News (Jul 20)
• GSA rethinks FIDNet solution InfoSec News (Jul 20)
• 'Free Willy is dead' headline was hacker's hoax William Knowles (Jul 20)
• Guardent Announces Research & Development Team For Digital Security Services. InfoSec News (Jul 20)
• Another brick in the wall: Fighting a losing battle on the front lines of security InfoSec News (Jul 20)
• Tighter Reins on Law's Access to E-mail Urged Marjorie Simmons (Jul 19)
• Linux Security Week, July 17th, 2000 Benjamin D. Thomas (Jul 19)
• ACLU Seeks Carnivore Source Code InfoSec News (Jul 19)
• Pakistan group defaces NOAA Web pages InfoSec News (Jul 19)
• White House: Hill slow to fund security InfoSec News (Jul 19)
• Microsoft warns of new Outlook bug William Knowles (Jul 19)
• Computer hackers hit Middle East summit press centre William Knowles (Jul 18)
• Mitnick teaches 'social engineering' InfoSec News (Jul 18)
• IMPORTANT MEMO: Los Alamos National Laboratory [Humor] InfoSec News (Jul 18)
• Mediation Ordered in Lee Nuclear Data Case InfoSec News (Jul 18)
• A Security Pitfall: The Dial-Up Modem InfoSec News (Jul 18)
• CRYPTO-GRAM, July 15, 2000 InfoSec News (Jul 17)
• At Forbes, Sore Over Sources InfoSec News (Jul 17)
• IT contractors must follow NASA security rules William Knowles (Jul 17)
• Analyst says break-ins reveal continued vulnerabilities at NASA William Knowles (Jul 17)
• NASA blocks Excite users access InfoSec News (Jul 14)
• White House reassembling e-mails, computer technician testifies William Knowles (Jul 14)
• Why it's a 'Summer of Hacking' InfoSec News (Jul 14)
• Security group going to the dogs after hoax alert & Phony CERT Advisory William Knowles (Jul 14)
• "Smash" virus' potential downplayed by experts InfoSec News (Jul 14)
• Re: Asymmetric Warfare.../ERRI Reply (fwd) InfoSec News (Jul 13)
• Crackers fell Cabinet Office Web site William Knowles (Jul 13)
• Request for Experts and IT Decision Makers to be quoted in ComputerWorld (fwd) William Knowles (Jul 13)
• Teens arrested for hacking NASA InfoSec News (Jul 13)
• Hacking: It's a love-hate relationship InfoSec News (Jul 13)
• 'Carnivore' Eats Your Privacy audit (Jul 12)
• FC: Kevin Mitnick now unmuzzled, from Online Journalism Review (fwd) William Knowles (Jul 12)
• Not a good week to be a Solaris admin at Fermi Labs... William Knowles (Jul 12)
• Eight things hackers hate about you InfoSec News (Jul 12)
• Security, the Way It Should Be InfoSec News (Jul 11)
• The New E-Security Frontier InfoSec News (Jul 11)
• Q&A: On threats to the online marketplace InfoSec News (Jul 11)
• Web browser control brings hijacking threats to spacecraft William Knowles (Jul 11)
• Study Finds Computer Viruses and Hacking Take $1.6 Trillion Toll on Worldwide Economy InfoSec News (Jul 11)
• Early warning center for cyber attacks in trouble InfoSec News (Jul 11)
• The "Love Bug Virus Attacks," Asymmetric Warfare... InfoSec News (Jul 10)
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  • Re: The "Love Bug Virus Attacks," Asymmetric Warfare... InfoSec News (Jul 12)
• How a cracker defeated 'Hackopen' William Knowles (Jul 10)
• Linux Security Week, July 10th, 2000 Benjamin D. Thomas (Jul 10)
• Accused hacker sues Emirates telecom Etisalat InfoSec News (Jul 10)
• Crackdown on computer criminals InfoSec News (Jul 10)
• Scanning the World InfoSec News (Jul 10)
• Dumpster Diving - No firewall helps InfoSec News (Jul 10)
• Lloyd's offers hacker insurance William Knowles (Jul 10)
• Sneaky new virus format has software makers scrambling InfoSec News (Jul 10)
• FBI digs into hacker attacks on Qualcomm InfoSec News (Jul 10)
• UK hackers have an easy life William Knowles (Jul 07)
• Deloitte Publishes E-Commerce Security Report InfoSec News (Jul 07)
• Interpol may enlist AtomicTangerine to help with hackers InfoSec News (Jul 07)
• Crypto Users Can't See FBI.gov InfoSec News (Jul 07)
• Privacy Complaint Against AOL/Netscape InfoSec News (Jul 07)
• Private bank e-mail goes awry InfoSec News (Jul 07)
• FBI involves itself in Verio merger cult hero (Jul 07)
• Out of the office replies... InfoSec News (Jul 06)
• What's the hat got to do with it? Setting the record straight on Chris Klaus and ISS InfoSec News (Jul 06)
• Leave it to the New York Times to screw up your life. (fwd) cult hero (Jul 06)
• Microsoft .net slammed over smartcard security InfoSec News (Jul 06)
• nuclear/infowarfare analogy InfoSec News (Jul 06)
• E-mail snooping will create police state, guru warns William Knowles (Jul 06)
• Hacker attacks welcome.. I'm sure they are. InfoSec News (Jul 06)
• FC: Hackers chat: Interview with X-Ploit about attacks on Mexican gvt William Knowles (Jul 06)
• Re: Microsoft IIS security hole persists despite available patch InfoSec News (Jul 06)
• Microsoft IIS security hole persists despite available patch InfoSec News (Jul 05)
• BBC Panorama - Cyber Attack :- RA Feed & Transcripts online InfoSec News (Jul 05)
• Humorous Press Release. William Knowles (Jul 05)
• Army 'geeks with guns' track down hackers William Knowles (Jul 05)
• Kaspersky Lab Warns Of Worm-Infected Web Pages William Knowles (Jul 05)
• Hackers are common criminals William Knowles (Jul 04)
  • Re: Hackers are common criminals chris (Jul 05)
  • Re: Hackers are common criminals chris (Jul 05)
• European Security Company Sets Up Shop in U.S. InfoSec News (Jul 04)
• Microsoft patches IE browser security hole InfoSec News (Jul 04)
• c4i-pro Network Vulnerability Exploitations (fwd) William Knowles (Jul 03)
• Hacking For The Common Good? InfoSec News (Jul 03)
• Preparing for a New Cyberwar Marjorie Simmons (Jul 03)
• Linux Security Week, July 3, 2000 Benjamin D. Thomas (Jul 03)
• Hacker risked astronauts' lives InfoSec News (Jul 03)
  • Re: Hacker risked astronauts' lives Cancer Omega (Jul 04)
• Cyberbuck stops here for its chief William Knowles (Jul 03)
• Accused hacker sues mideast Internet company for defamation William Knowles (Jul 03)
• AOL warns members to keep passwords under wraps InfoSec News (Jul 03)
• Oracle confirms hiring detectives to investigate Microsoft's allies William Knowles (Jul 01)
• Privacy Expert Advises Colleges to Bar 2 Popular Internet Tools William Knowles (Jul 01)
• Leaks and geeks: International espionage goes high-tech William Knowles (Jul 01)
• Interpol's Corporate Health Plan InfoSec News (Jul 01)
• Whom to Sue for Nike.com Hack? InfoSec News (Jul 01)
• Suspect Charged in Love Bug Case InfoSec News (Jul 01)
• Anti-hacker site raises hackles of online underworld. William Knowles (Jul 01)
• Unix Security -- Women in Technology William Knowles (Jul 01)
• High-Tech World Has Low-Tech Spying William Knowles (Jul 01)
• DOJ Confirms Secret "Firewalls" Exist for White House Computers William Knowles (Jul 01)
• RedHotAnt calls in Old Bill over hack attack InfoSec News (Jul 01)
• InfoSec News Information InfoSec News (Jul 01)
• Sophos Slams Simpsons Virus Scare InfoSec News (Jul 01)
• Pennsylvania boosts security to Justice Network InfoSec News (Jul 01)
• Former Northeastern student pleads guilty to hacking NASA, others William Knowles (Jul 01)
• Teens Accused of Duping AOL Users William Knowles (Jul 01)
• Online and Unidentifiable? InfoSec News (Jul 01)
• Former Intel employee admits to computer fraud InfoSec News (Jul 01)
• Certificate Revocation: When Not To Trust InfoSec News (Jul 01)
• Etisalat Vows to Prosecute Internet Hackers InfoSec News (Jul 01)
• Report slams DOE counterintelligence InfoSec News (Jul 01)
• How to Hire a Hacker William Knowles (Jul 01)
• Police identify GST hacker William Knowles (Jul 01)
• Russians arrest 'CIA hacker' William Knowles (Jul 01)

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