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152 messages starting Oct 01 00 and ending Oct 30 00
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• Sweeping powers for spy agencies William Knowles (Oct 30)
• Real security risks come from within, researcher says InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Linux Security Week, Oct 30th 2000 newsletter-admins (Oct 30)
• Hager reads too many spy books - Swain William Knowles (Oct 30)
• How MS Helped With Own Hack William Knowles (Oct 30)
• Editorial comment: Scary hackers InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• New account of Microsoft attack William Knowles (Oct 30)
• Linux Advisory Watch, Oct 27th 2000 vuln-newsletter-admins (Oct 30)
• Microsoft hacked for up to three months William Knowles (Oct 30)
• Online Trader Vaults Left Ajar William Knowles (Oct 30)
• Pings and E-Arrows Fly in Mideast Cyber-War William Knowles (Oct 30)
• MK Eitan calls for Internet truce William Knowles (Oct 27)
• Microsoft's Network Is Hacked security curmudgeon (Oct 27)
• Knesset Internet site hacked William Knowles (Oct 27)
• Hacker raises Bush's hackles William Knowles (Oct 27)
• World's richest call for Web security standards William Knowles (Oct 27)
• Islamic groups 'attack' Israeli Web sites InfoSec News (Oct 27)
• Gartner plea for anti-hacking squad. InfoSec News (Oct 27)
• Congress funds future digital defenders William Knowles (Oct 27)
• Energy looking outside for security help William Knowles (Oct 26)
• LinuxSecurity.com Speaks with AES Winner InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Hacker disrupts Hancock County Web site InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• New Jersey Turnpike electronic toll collection system hacked William Knowles (Oct 26)
• Intel relaxed over email security William Knowles (Oct 26)
• Government sites under cyber-attack William Knowles (Oct 26)
• DARPA fuels security R&D William Knowles (Oct 26)
• Re: Computer crime: Changing the public's perception (fwd) security curmudgeon (Oct 26)
• (UK) Employers gain e-snoop powers Emerson (Oct 25)
• Navy plans IPv6 tests William Knowles (Oct 25)
• Virus Threat's Bad And Getting Worse - ICSA Survey William Knowles (Oct 25)
• Internet experts meet in fight against cyber crime, but confess they're basically stumped William Knowles (Oct 25)
• Cybercrime treaty targets hackers InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• US cybercops face global challenge InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• FC: FBI agent reportedly gives public demo of Carnivore InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Linux Security Week, Oct 23rd 2000 newsletter-admins (Oct 24)
• MindSpring site exposes password files William Knowles (Oct 24)
• Bloody Hell! Chicago Cabbies Fail Test William Knowles (Oct 24)
• Japan wages 'cyber war' against hackers William Knowles (Oct 24)
• US National Security Agency (NSA) badly crippled William Knowles (Oct 24)
• Industry lobbies to secure CIAO funding William Knowles (Oct 24)
• High-stakes hacking, Euro-style William Knowles (Oct 24)
• Broadband Could be Hackland William Knowles (Oct 24)
• Uncovering the Dark Side of the world wide web William Knowles (Oct 24)
• Linux: Renegade or ally? William Knowles (Oct 24)
• Cop accidentally shoots colleague InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Hacker Site Raises GM's Hackles InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Linux Advisory Watch, Oct 20th 2000 vuln-newsletter-admins (Oct 20)
• Hacker Disables Computers in North York Area Schools William Knowles (Oct 20)
• Security experts: Denial-of-service attacks still a big threat William Knowles (Oct 20)
• Firms fail to tackle mobile security risk InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• Israeli-Arab Warfare, Web-Style William Knowles (Oct 20)
• From the local blotter page... InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• MS Right InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• Hecklers Crash Gore Call William Knowles (Oct 20)
• State Department Employees Pressed to Protect Secrets William Knowles (Oct 20)
• CIA Looks to Venture Capital William Knowles (Oct 20)
• Maverick joins Army for network security William Knowles (Oct 20)
• 'Pecked to Death by a Duck' InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• Meet the 'Hactivist' William Knowles (Oct 19)
• FBI's Carnivore hunts in a pack William Knowles (Oct 19)
• Cry Hackerdom! William Knowles (Oct 19)
• More than privacy at stake InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• FC: Civil lib groups oppose CoE treaty, OECD "cybercrime" forum InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Leaders urge tighter transportation security InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• China Exhibits New Network Security Products William Knowles (Oct 18)
• Dont just complain about security William Knowles (Oct 18)
• Web tool links designers behind firewalls InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Business spy threat is real, former CIA chief says William Knowles (Oct 18)
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  • Re: Business spy threat is real, former CIA chief says Robert G. Ferrell (Oct 19)
• Stolen German Code Machine Turns Up - in BBC Mailroom William Knowles (Oct 18)
• Linux Security Week, October 16th 2000 newsletter-admins (Oct 17)
• GSA splits security, contracting William Knowles (Oct 17)
• Feds' security role may yield business benefits William Knowles (Oct 17)
• A UL-type seal for security? Don't bet on it William Knowles (Oct 17)
• U.S. Spy Chief: Cyberspace Is Potential Battlefield William Knowles (Oct 17)
• Brit sentenced in Daily Mail hacking plot InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• CRYPTO-GRAM, October 15, 2000 InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• Info sharing crucial to security, EDS exec says InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• Suspect in hacking surrenders, is jailed; Lawyer says computer incidents in which 18-year-old is charged did not involve theft William Knowles (Oct 17)
• Judges take hard line on computer hackers William Knowles (Oct 17)
• After Hacking, Freedom Moves to Protect Web Sites. William Knowles (Oct 17)
• Linux Advisory Watch, October 13th 2000 vuln-newsletter-admins (Oct 16)
• Hacking Takes a Holiday William Knowles (Oct 16)
• Cyber-Security Plans Go Begging on Hill InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Russian computer crime wizards pose real danger - Moscow police official William Knowles (Oct 16)
• GAO hacks Army Corps computer system William Knowles (Oct 16)
• Subscription information & more... InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Spammers Hijack ISPs To Send Bogus Campaign Ads InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Hacker virtually disables Nederland 'Net service William Knowles (Oct 13)
• St. Pete Breeding Ground for World Class Hackers InfoSec News (Oct 13)
• Formal Invitation - Cyber Sabotage Conference InfoSec News (Oct 13)
• Web site vandals strike following layoffs at Spinrecords.com William Knowles (Oct 13)
• Many Chinese Hackers Going Legit, Getting Jobs in Network Security InfoSec News (Oct 13)
• World's Toughest Code Cracked William Knowles (Oct 13)
  • Re: World's Toughest Code Cracked Clem Colman (Oct 24)
• Ex-CIA chief compromised secrets William Knowles (Oct 12)
• [Moderators Note: I love these things!] InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Experts Keep Eye On New Trojan Horse William Knowles (Oct 12)
• Hacker gets 18 months William Knowles (Oct 12)
• Gartner - Half Of All Small Firms Will Be Hacked William Knowles (Oct 12)
• Defense IT clears hurdle InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Computer crime: Changing the public's perception InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• It takes a hacker to catch one InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• FIPR slams UK web banks over security William Knowles (Oct 12)
• National Security Agency retools its image William Knowles (Oct 11)
• Why the world needs reverse engineers William Knowles (Oct 11)
• Taiwan on guard for cyberwar William Knowles (Oct 11)
• Gates victim of newspaper site hoax William Knowles (Oct 11)
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  • Re: Gates victim of newspaper site hoax InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Pentagon Introduces High-Tech ID Card William Knowles (Oct 11)
• Boston Bank Offers Web-Based Safe Deposit Boxes for Electronic Documents William Knowles (Oct 11)
• Linux Security Week, October 9th, 2000 newsletter-admins (Oct 10)
• Hardware firewall runs on NSA technology William Knowles (Oct 10)
• Financial industry fears feds' security rules William Knowles (Oct 10)
• Security group issues ultimatum for bug patches William Knowles (Oct 10)
• Pentagon Can't Find Deutch Disks William Knowles (Oct 10)
• FBI Pushes for Cyber Ethics Education William Knowles (Oct 10)
• Random rants on the subject of: ISN Digest - 5 Oct 2000 to 6 Oct 2000 (#2000-185) The Dodger (Oct 09)
  • Re: Random rants Curt Bryson (NTI) (Oct 10)
• Stolen DNC Laptops Located, Three Men Arrested InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• New Internet-Draft available from the IETF PKI Working Group Marjorie Simmons (Oct 07)
• Committee approves watered-down anti-hacker bill William Knowles (Oct 07)
• Telewall passes with flying colors William Knowles (Oct 07)
• OpenBSD plugs a rare security leak William Knowles (Oct 07)
• Linux Advisory Watch, October 6th 2000 vuln-newsletter-admins (Oct 06)
• Navy Awards Computer Services Contract Worth Up to $9 Billion William Knowles (Oct 06)
• Islands in the Clickstream. The Face of Evil. October 6 2000 InfoSec News (Oct 06)
• Obscurity InfoSec News (Oct 06)
• The Feds' Latest Crusade InfoSec News (Oct 06)
• Ties taint Carnivore review Patrick Oonk (Oct 05)
• RF calls for creating global system of information security. Patrick Oonk (Oct 05)
• Fraud Conference - Palm Springs, CA 10/11-13 InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• A need to circle the wagons: Security breaches high: Easy computer access mean theft is easy, too InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Enigma owners to pay ransom William Knowles (Oct 05)
• Bug hunter finds another hole in Microsoft IE browser William Knowles (Oct 05)
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  • Re: Bug hunter finds another hole in Microsoft IE browser InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• In Laptop Age, Security Breach Concerns Are Up William Knowles (Oct 04)
• Customs debuts cybersmuggling center William Knowles (Oct 04)
• Hacker warns Nasdaq.com of security holes William Knowles (Oct 04)
• Sega wants to silence advice on hacker sites William Knowles (Oct 04)
• Ex-NSA expert warns of concealed backdoors InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Re: Rijndael among the weakest of the AES candidates InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Linux Security Week, October 2nd 2000 newsletter-admins (Oct 02)
• Audit scorches DOT security William Knowles (Oct 02)
• NSF hires info security specialist William Knowles (Oct 02)
• Fraudsters recruit computer kids for crime William Knowles (Oct 02)
• Security without services William Knowles (Oct 02)
• Computer security expert gives advice on protection from hackers InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• Forum members warn of DDoS legal liability InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• Moderators Note: Blame Canada InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• Can't Hack It? Ernst & Young Will Demonstrate William Knowles (Oct 01)
• 'Hello Kitty' battles in cyber wars William Knowles (Oct 01)

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