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171 messages starting Jun 01 00 and ending Jun 27 00
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• Scenes From the Hacker's 'Hood InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• IT reaches out for security InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• Annual Report to Congress on the Military Power of the Peoples Republic of China. InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• Hacker attacks welcomed InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• Linux Security Week, June 26th 2000 InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• Terrorists use new tools, old tactics InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• Embassies to test worldwide net InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• FBI doesnt share cyberinfo, exec says InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• Judge lobs hacker restrictions back to probation officer InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• Companies won't help national cybersecurity without waivers InfoSec News (Jun 26)
• Hacker taps into 24,000 credit cards InfoSec News (Jun 26)
• Security checks crash Cisco routers InfoSec News (Jun 26)
• Hacker Mitnick Barred From Web-Based Magazine Nelson Murilo (Jun 24)
• A pessimistic look at security InfoSec News (Jun 24)
• Russian government approves 'information security doctrine' InfoSec News (Jun 24)
• Revenge On the One-Armed Bandit InfoSec News (Jun 24)
• Sophos Debunks Mobile Phone Virus Hoax InfoSec News (Jun 24)
• Classified disks lost, found at Los Alamos InfoSec News (Jun 24)
• Gun control Web site back after hack InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• Briton Accused of Hacking Into UAE Internet InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• Aussie activists tell Nike they didn't do it InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• The Cyber-Mod Squad Sets Out After Crackers William Knowles (Jun 22)
• Energy Chief Besieged Over Nuclear Security InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Hackers take over Nike Web site InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• When "Love" hits your "Resume" and it isn't so "Funny" InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Pro-gun hackers take over Web site InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Software Acts As Robotic Hacker InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Infosec poses allied communication challenge InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Team to Quash Hackers, Expert Says InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Canadian encryption experts to guard secret U.S. data InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Hackers go crook on being mixed up with crackers InfoSec News (Jun 21)
• Mexican Computer Hackers to the Rescue of Democracy William Knowles (Jun 21)
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  • Re: Mexican Computer Hackers to the Rescue of Democracy InfoSec News (Jun 21)
• Era of the inside job is past InfoSec News (Jun 21)
• Security debated InfoSec News (Jun 21)
• Veteran Hacker Lays Claim To 'Stages' Worm InfoSec News (Jun 21)
• Statement of Senator Charles E. Grassley S.2448 cult hero (Jun 21)
• IT Week: Offsite email virus scanning InfoSec News (Jun 21)
• At least 4 major companies crippled by latest virus InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• Outlook ups security, but clunkily InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• Security: Everyone's concern InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• Home workers ignore virus risk InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• No clues on AOL security breach InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• Most Americans concerned about computer attacks, poll says InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• Elite FBI team examining Los Alamos hard drives InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• Reno calls for help in battling cybercrime InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• 'Stages.worm' on the loose InfoSec News (Jun 19)
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  • Re: 'Stages.worm' on the loose InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Cyberdefense mired in Cold War InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Linux Security Week, June 19th 2000 InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Police in San Mateo County plan high-tech crime fight InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Hackers refine their head games InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Expert: Encryption Gets Better, but Remains Imperfect InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Nato creates computer virus that reveals its secrets InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Internet bigots hijack Downing St website InfoSec News (Jun 19)
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  • Re: Internet bigots hijack Downing St website InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• GreatDomains gets spoofed William Knowles (Jun 19)
• Cybercops Class Under Cover William Knowles (Jun 17)
• Missing nuclear secrets found at Los Alamos audit (Jun 17)
• Cybersentries under GAO review InfoSec News (Jun 17)
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  • Re: Cybersentries under GAO review InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• AOL security breach exposes personal info InfoSec News (Jun 17)
• CRYPTO-GRAM, June 15, 2000 InfoSec News (Jun 17)
• Register.com scrambles to close security hole InfoSec News (Jun 17)
• Sub7 vid Trojan can launch distributed attacks InfoSec News (Jun 17)
• CSIS opens wallet to battle cyberterrorists InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Old security models inadequate for ebusiness InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• [Weekly Defense Monitor] - Volume 4, Issue #24 William Knowles (Jun 16)
• Former Razorfish Execs Launch Security Practice InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Hybrid Apps Catch Network, System Attacks InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Feeding the Frenzy William Knowles (Jun 16)
• ANALYSIS: Keeping secrets harder in a cyber age InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Did RT Miss the Mark This Time? InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• MPT Revises Security Measures, Incorporates Opinions from Public InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• IT directors under fire for poor security policies InfoSec News (Jun 15)
• Software would heighten ability to monitor employees InfoSec News (Jun 15)
• Experts Debate Who's Responsible For Internet Security InfoSec News (Jun 15)
• Raytheon eyes computer security InfoSec News (Jun 15)
• FAA Still Hasn't Plugged Computer Security Holes InfoSec News (Jun 15)
• Security firm warns of outdated software InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Cyber security faulted at U.S. Energy Department InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Service-based security InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Philippine president signs e-commerce law William Knowles (Jun 14)
• Energy asking for millions for security InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Will Cybercriminals Run The World? William Knowles (Jun 13)
• Hush offers novel twist on secure e-mail William Knowles (Jun 13)
• The Paper That Launched Computer Security William Knowles (Jun 13)
  • Re: The Paper That Launched Computer Security Julian Assange (Jun 13)
  • Re: The Paper That Launched Computer Security Jason Murray (Jun 15)
    • Microsoft, Watergate and Industrial Espionage B.K. DeLong (Jun 16)
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  • Re: The Paper That Launched Computer Security William Knowles (Jun 14)
• Los Alamos lab says nuclear weapons secrets missing William Knowles (Jun 13)
• No Tourists, Please William Knowles (Jun 13)
• Attacks Put Security Pros on the Most-Wanted List William Knowles (Jun 13)
• New MI5 Code Cracking Unit William Knowles (Jun 13)
• Symantec pre-empts handheld virus threat William Knowles (Jun 13)
• Trial date set for Mafiaboy William Knowles (Jun 12)
• Social aspects of the Love Bug virus William Knowles (Jun 12)
• (Humor) Upcoming In the Dummies Series. William Knowles (Jun 12)
• Hacking by Law Marjorie Simmons (Jun 12)
• IT manager saboteur convicted Marjorie Simmons (Jun 12)
• GSA fleshes out intrusion net plan William Knowles (Jun 12)
• 250 Navy Secrets are E-Mailed to Schoolgirl William Knowles (Jun 12)
• NetSec Response over Trojan scare: From HackerNews William Knowles (Jun 12)
• Internet community prepares for a "Jolt" William Knowles (Jun 12)
• Father of the web lashes snooping Bill William Knowles (Jun 11)
• Swedish Hacker-Tracker Is FBI And Media Darling William Knowles (Jun 11)
• Feds Urged to Beef Up Spying William Knowles (Jun 11)
• Radio hacker sentenced to five-year term for interfering with police William Knowles (Jun 11)
• Hackers again shut down Hong Kong government Web site William Knowles (Jun 11)
• Malaysian Internet sites hacked William Knowles (Jun 11)
• Video Trojan hoax scares up publicity for security firm William Knowles (Jun 10)
  • Re: Video Trojan hoax scares up publicity for security firm Marc (Jun 11)
• Latest Trojan Is a Big Deal, Or Maybe Not William Knowles (Jun 09)
• Re: [secedu] [iwar] "Issues and Trends:2000 CSI/FBI Computer Crime and... William Knowles (Jun 09)
• NSA to Pursue Government-Industry Partnership For Information Technology Infrastructure Services William Knowles (Jun 09)
• NSA plan may face political hurdles William Knowles (Jun 09)
• About That Cell Phone 'Virus' William Knowles (Jun 09)
• House boosts info security funding InfoSec News (Jun 09)
• GSA casting for FIDNet comments InfoSec News (Jun 09)
• Winn's War Against The Net InfoSec News (Jun 09)
• Re: Regarding Article "Is Linux a net security risk?" kw (Jun 08)
• New hacker program targets cable modems, DSL William Knowles (Jun 08)
• Linux security classes: ISS founder is a cracker in a white hat William Knowles (Jun 08)
  • Re: Linux security classes: ISS founder is a cracker in a white hat Aleph One (Jun 09)
    • Re: Linux security classes: ISS founder is a cracker in a white hat Julian Assange (Jun 13)
• Ex-Soviet Spy Takes on Internet Mission in U.S., Using Old Skills William Knowles (Jun 08)
• [secedu] [iwar] "Issues and Trends:2000 CSI/FBI Computer Crime and Security Survey," William Knowles (Jun 08)
• CD Universe evidence compromised William Knowles (Jun 08)
• NSI's Webjacking Epidemic William Knowles (Jun 08)
• "Is Linux a net security risk?" kw (Jun 08)
  • Re: "Is Linux a net security risk?" Matt Dickerson (Jun 08)
  • Re: "Is Linux a net security risk?" Chris Brenton (Jun 08)
• Ernst & Young Expands Online Security Service William Knowles (Jun 07)
• Bug bites free email services at MailCity, iVillage William Knowles (Jun 07)
• Philippines drops case against Love virus suspect William Knowles (Jun 07)
• Microsoft Outlook patch delayed again William Knowles (Jun 07)
• Beware the "Island Hopping" Hacker William Knowles (Jun 07)
• Mounties don't always get their cyberman: e-crime expert William Knowles (Jun 07)
• Canadian hacker faces fresh charges William Knowles (Jun 07)
• National Security Agency to privatize nonclassified technology William Knowles (Jun 07)
• Latest Webjacking: Internet.com William Knowles (Jun 06)
• U.S. To Follow EU Crypto Lead William Knowles (Jun 06)
• New email virus spams mobile phone users William Knowles (Jun 06)
• British government reports 67 lost laptops William Knowles (Jun 06)
• Secure open source Web server debuts at Linux expo William Knowles (Jun 05)
• Take The Security Nightmares Out Of Wireless William Knowles (Jun 05)
• Remember the Love Bug? William Knowles (Jun 05)
• Security stakes raised William Knowles (Jun 05)
  • Re: Security stakes raised cult hero (Jun 07)
• A Data Sanctuary Is Born William Knowles (Jun 05)
• Linux Security Week, June 5th, 2000 InfoSec News (Jun 05)
• Crackers use search engines to exploit weak sites William Knowles (Jun 05)
• Security Audit Aims To Outfox Hackers William Knowles (Jun 05)
• VBS worm targets Gnutella users William Knowles (Jun 05)
• Thief Took British Defense Minister's Laptop William Knowles (Jun 03)
• IT, Company Execs Add To Security Holes William Knowles (Jun 02)
• USAF learns to live with cyber attackers InfoSec News (Jun 02)
• Hacking away at Government William Knowles (Jun 02)
• Security holes going unpatched InfoSec News (Jun 02)
• Hack back William Knowles (Jun 02)
• VULNERABILITY IS OVER William Knowles (Jun 01)
• Daemons on the Net William Knowles (Jun 01)
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  • Re: Daemons on the Net William Knowles (Jun 03)
• Web sites 'stolen' by cyberthugs William Knowles (Jun 01)
• FBI, DOJ Issue List of Worst Net Threats William Knowles (Jun 01)
• Who Should Fight Cybercrime? William Knowles (Jun 01)
• Hacktivism in the Cyberstreets William Knowles (Jun 01)
• Are online records too public? William Knowles (Jun 01)
• "Resume" Virus Impact Negligible, but new Threats Emerge William Knowles (Jun 01)
• Web security ups ante, goes nuclear William Knowles (Jun 01)

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