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- 50 hackers to take part in server-cracking contest
- [defaced-commentary] Crimeseeker and eCertifications defaced
- [defaced-commentary] LinuxSecurity Brasil defaced
- [defaced-commentary] Road Runner defacements by TonikGin
- [defaced-commentary] Tripwire.com Forums defaced
- A little note from the Management... :)
- Accused Air Force Spy May Have Been Working for Libya
- Adobe E-Book Hacker Released
- Ahnlab Wins Malaysian Online Security Education Contract
- AirSnort Decryption Tool
- Army to get instant messaging
- As Ethicists, They Don't Hack It
- Australian businessman hacked to death in PNG
- Broward Officials Want Students to Try Hacking Mock Election
- Call for Papers - FIRST 2002
- Calls for cybercrime database
- Can Hacking Victims Be Held Legally Liable?
- Can we afford full disclosure of security holes?
- CardCops Accused Of Sloppy Police Work
- Centre detects 2,503 computer hacking cases since 1997
- CFP: Financial Cryptography '02
- Chinese Ministry Reports Situation of Code Red II
- CIO pushes network-centric warfare
- Code Red 'was never a threat'
- Code Red -- the soft drink, not the worm
- Code Red is Not The Problem
- Code Red the Dracula of worms?
- Code Red Tribulation is nigh, Steve Gibson warns
- Code Red Worm Update
- Commerce rapped on infosec lapses
- Coordination called key to NIPC improvements
- Copyright law chills IT security research
- Crack the code
- Crimes bill targets hackers, DoS attacks
- CRYPTO-GRAM, August 15, 2001
- CyberCash Server Hit By Code Red II
- Cybercrooks on His Screen
- Data guardians swamped by hacking blitz
- Data-grab hackers steal credit card details in bulk
- DEF CON 9 - Open Letter to the community
- DefCon: hacking for human rights
- Defending against SYN-flood DoS attacks
- Defense agency, Veridian to pinpoint foreign hackers
- Dmitry Sklyarov Defense Fund Set up
- DOD seeks security ally
- Don't Get Mad At SirCam, Get Even
- Dutch Cryptographer Cries Foul
- Dutch hackers claim authorship of Code Red II
- Early Bird: A realtime Code Red attempt reporting utility.
- FBI blows Code Red all-clear
- FBI Investigating Missing Briefcase
- FBI Using High-Tech Gadgets
- FBI's 'Carnivore' Might Target Wireless Text
- Feds: Spy Tool Is a Secret
- Gaming regulators discuss security of Internet gambling
- Guard the Secrets, Then Catch the Spies
- Hack insurer adds Microsoft surcharge
- Hacker Breaches Payments Site Webcertificate.com
- Hacker Cracks Site, Forces Trade Halt
- Hacker invades MuchMusic's Web site, lifts entrants' telephone numbers, ages
- Hackers-activists push their causes using technology
- Hacking Hotmail made easy
- Hacking IIS -- how sweet it is
- How do you fix a leaky Net?
- How to fix your hosed Cisco 675 Router - Especially after attack by Code Red Virus
- HP to sell secure version of Linux
- Hunt reveals hacking tools in MP's computer
- IE 6 central to Passport privacy boost
- Inept would-be hacker gets three years in jail
- InfoSec News list information
- Interesting Media Roundup on The Truth of CodeRed
- Japan arrests woman for email snooping
- Japan hit hard by Code Red II
- Legal system, ALP will deal with hackers: Carr
- Linux Advisory Watch - August 03, 2001
- Linux Advisory Watch - August 10th 2001
- Linux Advisory Watch - August 17th 2001
- Linux Advisory Watch - August 24th 2001
- Linux Security Week - August 13th 2001
- Linux Security Week - August 20th 2001
- Linux Security Week - August 27th 2001
- Linux Security Week - August 6th 2001
- Macmillan India buys teen hacker's how-to
- Man arrested in Britain in hacking case
- McAfee wins patent for online services system
- McAfee.com's Denial-Of-Service Prevention Efforts Could Fall Short
- Microsoft bulletins fail PGP verification
- Microsoft Bundles Worm with IIS
- Microsoft MCSE training faulted
- Microsoft plugs Hotmail security hole
- Microsoft takes heat for Code Red
- MS bugware blamed for 'inadvertent' hack
- MS patch-scanner for Win-NT, 2K, IIS, SQL
- Mystery of crashing HP printers solved
- NASA appoints security chief
- NASA scientists: buy-in from users essential for security
- Net security experts carve up Code Red II worm over dinner
- Netscape Sees Red As FBI Warns Of New Attack
- Netwar!
- Newsbytes hack tries to embarrass The Register
- NSA Picks Information Technology Contractor
- NSA's new mode of operation broken in less than 24 hours
- Oklahoma Paper Distances Itself From Hacker Flap
- Paranoid Hollywood Wracked by Hack Attacks
- perl OpenPGP posted at CPAN
- Phrack #57 is online.
- Power Grid Vulnerable to Hackers
- Protocol used for 802.11b standard is not strong enough for information at official use only security status, expert says
- Questions for Ben Rothke, Senior Security Analyst, Camelot, Ltd.
- Rebuttal on Schneier's comments regarding eEye and Code Red.
- Remembering a Hacker's Hacker
- Report: No slump for security biz
- Researchers develop SSH cracker
- Researchers discover new method of stealth computing
- Risks of the Passport Single Signon Protocol
- SANS Security Alert. Code Red Is Set to Come Storming Back!
- Security Alert, August 17, 2001: Multiple Vulnerabilities in ISA 2000 Server, IIS 5.0, and IIS 4.0; DoS Condition in Windows NNTP Service
- Security fears force cancer center to shelve wireless plan
- Security Firm Blamed For Code Red Costs
- Security firm discounts password threat
- Security Statistics
- Security UPDATE, August 1, 2001
- Security UPDATE, August 15, 2001
- Security UPDATE, August 8, 2001
- SecurityPortal flounders on titsup.com atoll
- Senator Targets School Hackers
- Shakeout Threatens Managed Security Clients
- Silence of a code cracker
- Student 'soldiers' help feds fight cyberterrorism
- Study: CIA's In-Q-Tel 'worth the risk'
- Stuph for 8.1.01
- Stuph for 8.14.01 (Can't we all just get along?)
- Stuph for 8.8.01
- Stuph for sale
- Surveillance by Design
- Teaching job for hacker
- The Code Red hype Hall of Shame
- The Code Red worm can cause minor Mac problems
- The Hunt for the Worm Writers
- The Man Who Debunks Virus Myths
- The other Kosovo war
- The trouble with Hotmail
- Too much time on their hands up in the North Woods
- Trojan horse goes on the offensive
- Troubled Dot-Coms May Expose Confidential Client Data
- Two Men Arrested for Planning to Smuggle High-Tech Encryption Devices to China
- U.S., Aussie security centers sign pact
- Updated release
- Using the Fluhrer, Mantin, and Shamir Attack to Break WEP
- VA to certify project security
- Vietnam heavily filters content, but firewalls are leaking
- Vigilance called for on computer viruses
- Viruses wiggle into IM chats
- Vulnerability found in HDCP, but scientist cannot publish vulnerability.
- We won't tell you what this patch does, but apply it NOW
- Web site hacker is sentenced to 6-month term
- What, Me Worry About Warhol Worms?
- Windows 2000 Port Invites Intruders
- WindowsXP will include a firewall of sorts
- Wireless network group discloses new vulnerability
- Wireless Networks in Big Trouble
- Word to the wise: Buckle up
- Worm carries larger warning
- ZDNet UK up for sale?
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