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174 messages starting Feb 28 01 and ending Mar 29 01
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• How Secure Is Digital Hospital? InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• Security Solutions In The Real World InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• IE bug could open the gates for hackers InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• Military fears attacks from cyberspace InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• Myers new deputy Defense CIO InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• Highly destructive Linux worm mutating InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• Animated Response to Security InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• Accused Internet hacker fights Etisalat charges InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• A Virus That Leaps Platforms InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• [defaced-commentary] Okaland Raiders defaced again InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• Bill Gates claims to be cutting British red tape InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• Linux Security Week - March 26th 2001 newsletter-admins (Mar 26)
• NHS records 'could be hacked' InfoSec News (Mar 26)
• National Information Assurance (IA) Policy for U.S. Space Systems InfoSec News (Mar 26)
• DoubleClick Admits Servers Were Hacked InfoSec News (Mar 26)
• UN working group seeks common ground on security InfoSec News (Mar 26)
• Moderators note: Live from Ft. Monomouth! InfoSec News (Mar 26)
• Pentagon bans wireless from sensitive areas InfoSec News (Mar 26)
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  • Re: Pentagon bans wireless from sensitive areas InfoSec News (Mar 26)
  • Re: Pentagon bans wireless from sensitive areas InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• Linux Advisory Watch - March 23rd 2001 vuln-newsletter-admins (Mar 23)
• Microsoft, VeriSign Warn of Security Hole William Knowles (Mar 23)
• "Lion" worm stalks Linux machines InfoSec News (Mar 23)
• Doubleclick multiple hacks and problems InfoSec News (Mar 23)
• Pro-Israel hackers told to ignore 'cyberterror' InfoSec News (Mar 23)
• Former IT worker pleads guilty to damaging Verizon computers InfoSec News (Mar 23)
• FBI to require lie detector tests on its systems administrators InfoSec News (Mar 23)
• NSA uses iris readers to ID network users InfoSec News (Mar 23)
• Microsoft says beware of stolen certificates InfoSec News (Mar 23)
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  • Re: Microsoft says beware of stolen certificates InfoSec News (Mar 23)
• Condoleezza Rice Seeks Big Cyber-Security Push InfoSec News (Mar 23)
• USDA Computer Security Draws Scrutiny Of Congress InfoSec News (Mar 23)
• Darpa mobile project preps 'soldier's radio' William Knowles (Mar 23)
• Digital sleuthing uncovers hacking costs InfoSec News (Mar 23)
• Verio gags EFF founder over spam InfoSec News (Mar 22)
• An International Treaty on Cybercrime Sounds Like A Great Idea, Until You Read The Fine Print InfoSec News (Mar 22)
• Secrecy News -- 03/21/01 InfoSec News (Mar 22)
• Crop Data Feared Open to Hackers InfoSec News (Mar 22)
• Experts play down flaw of encryption software InfoSec News (Mar 22)
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  • Re: Experts play down flaw of encryption software InfoSec News (Mar 26)
  • Re: Experts play down flaw of encryption software InfoSec News (Mar 26)
• Hackers hit Associated Press Web site InfoSec News (Mar 22)
• FBI Warns Infrastructure Vulnerable to Cyber-Attacks InfoSec News (Mar 21)
  • Re: FBI Warns Infrastructure Vulnerable to Cyber-Attacks security curmudgeon (Mar 22)
• IRS offers security assurances InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Software e-tailer alerts customers to breach InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• European communications 'wide open' to interception lsi (Mar 21)
• Sandia crack InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Results of the Forensic Challenge InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Hacker Uses Forbes List To Steal Nelson Murilo (Mar 21)
• DC lecture on Cyberwarfare InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Linux Security Week - March 19th 2001 newsletter-admins (Mar 20)
• Hackers' conference HAL 2001 Gerrit Hiddink (Mar 20)
• Germany Denies Microsoft Ban InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• Custom-fit security apps InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• Little damage done by pro-Palestinian virus InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• FC: Microsoft wants to be Big Brother... and wants you to pay William Knowles (Mar 20)
• Hackers attack Czech Republic's official web site InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• Battle of the Mouse InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• Digitized force to face cyberwar InfoSec News (Mar 19)
• The hacking hobbyist InfoSec News (Mar 19)
• IDS Stress Test Utility called 'Stick' security curmudgeon (Mar 19)
• NMCI security software selected InfoSec News (Mar 19)
• Life of Crime William Knowles (Mar 19)
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  • Re: Life of Crime InfoSec News (Mar 22)
  • Re: Life of Crime InfoSec News (Mar 22)
• German armed forces ban MS software, citing NSA snooping Micha Schellingerhout (Mar 18)
  • Re: German armed forces ban MS software, citing NSA snooping Patrick Oonk (Mar 19)
  • Re: German armed forces ban MS software, citing NSA snooping Davide Ferrara (Mar 20)
    • Re: German armed forces ban MS software, citing NSA snooping lsi (Mar 21)
• Updated release of Security-enhanced Linux InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• Linux Advisory Watch - March 16th 2001 vuln-newsletter-admins (Mar 16)
• Intrusion Detection Systems: An Opening For Hackers? InfoSec News (Mar 16)
• Hackers hit Sandia InfoSec News (Mar 16)
• CRYPTO-GRAM, March 15, 2001 (fwd) InfoSec News (Mar 16)
• (Fwd) Steve Gibson releases 'Patchwork' Erik Moeller (Mar 15)
  • Re: (Fwd) Steve Gibson releases 'Patchwork' Marc Maiffret (Mar 16)
• TCP weakness may be worse than suspected InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• Will the Real Criminal Please Stand Up? security curmudgeon (Mar 15)
• Hardware-trashing virus spreads by email InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• The Spy Who Hacked Me InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• ICQ creates personal, corporate nightmare InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• Fast-spreading code is weapon of choice for Net vandals William Knowles (Mar 15)
• RealNetworks sues ex-staffer, alleging theft of source code InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Online Fraud Museum details CC hacking techniques InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• When laptops 'walk away,' company secrets go, too InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Big technology players vie to upgrade NSA computers InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Teen charged for hacking into NASA Web site InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• NIST tool analyzes security InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Stopping Internet 'zombies' in their tracks InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• Putting The Web In A BIND InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• Survey: Cybercrime down, costs up InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• 2001 FIRST conference InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• Moderators note: Vicoden's great! InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• Linux Security Week - March 12th 2001 newsletter-admins (Mar 12)
• TCP security flaw--an age-old problem InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• New Kit Renews E-Mail Worm Scare InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• Moderators note... InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• E-mail encryption use low despite potential for snooping InfoSec News (Mar 11)
• Advance notice of Web site warning may have helped block attacks InfoSec News (Mar 11)
• State buying cyberalert service InfoSec News (Mar 11)
• Linux Advisory Watch - March 9th 2001 vuln-newsletter-admins (Mar 10)
• Hacker "Coolio" to work on jail PC's InfoSec News (Mar 10)
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  • Re: Hacker "Coolio" to work on jail PC's Nathan Dorfman (Mar 13)
    • Re: Hacker "Coolio" to work on jail PC's Patrick Oonk (Mar 14)
  • Re: Hacker "Coolio" to work on jail PC's InfoSec News (Mar 14)
  • Re: Hacker "Coolio" to work on jail PC's Marcy Abene (Mar 15)
  • Re: Hacker "Coolio" to work on jail PC's InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• Hacking Actor Gets Jail Time, Must Pay Restitution InfoSec News (Mar 10)
• Licensed to Hack InfoSec News (Mar 09)
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  • Re: Licensed to Hack InfoSec News (Mar 10)
• Uncovering the secrets of SE Linux InfoSec News (Mar 09)
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  • Re: Uncovering the secrets of SE Linux James Goldston (Mar 12)
  • Re: Uncovering the secrets of SE Linux InfoSec News (Mar 12)
  • Re: Uncovering the secrets of SE Linux InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• NIAP offering security forum InfoSec News (Mar 09)
• FBI Chief's Appeal to Hackers InfoSec News (Mar 09)
• Update to NIPC Advisory 00-060 "E-Commerce Vulnerabilities" InfoSec News (Mar 09)
• Bloor broadcast hacked with profanities InfoSec News (Mar 08)
• Amazon, despite denials, was warned about hack InfoSec News (Mar 08)
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  • Re: Amazon, despite denials, was warned about hack InfoSec News (Mar 10)
• FBI investigating widespread Web site break-ins by crime groups InfoSec News (Mar 08)
• World's 1st Internet 'nation' William Knowles (Mar 08)
• [HAL2001-Announce] update InfoSec News (Mar 08)
• Honeypots: Bait for the Cracker InfoSec News (Mar 07)
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  • Re: Honeypots: Bait for the Cracker InfoSec News (Mar 09)
  • Re: Honeypots: Bait for the Cracker InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• Experts assess government role in online security InfoSec News (Mar 07)
• Password Cracker Exposes Net.Commerce Sites InfoSec News (Mar 07)
• Pentagon finds holes in DMS InfoSec News (Mar 07)
• Carnegie Mellon, EIA Join Forces On Computer Security InfoSec News (Mar 07)
• Hacker group finds faults in crack challenge InfoSec News (Mar 06)
  • Re: Hacker group finds faults in crack challenge Grant Bayley (Mar 06)
• FBI roots own systems to find spy's backdoor InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Experts object to Europe's cybercrime treaty InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Arab banks 'need legal framework to fight cybercrime' InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• [BUGTRAQ] announcement: Hacker's conference "HAL 2001" InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Stop the antivirus vendor hype InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• New computer virus called 'Naked Wife' wreaks havoc InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Hackers reroute Hamas site to porn InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Linux Security Week - March 5th 2001 newsletter-admins (Mar 05)
• Germany skeptical on US plans for Internet firewall InfoSec News (Mar 05)
  • Re: Germany skeptical on US plans for Internet firewall lsi (Mar 07)
• Napster clone may set up shop offshore InfoSec News (Mar 05)
• Another NT crack (yawn) InfoSec News (Mar 05)
• Hack at Amazon-owned service exposes thousands InfoSec News (Mar 05)
• Insurers Offer Incentives To Buy Hacker Insurance InfoSec News (Mar 05)
• Cisco warns of security flaw in IOS software InfoSec News (Mar 04)
• Navy investigating hacker attack, theft InfoSec News (Mar 04)
• Los Angeles County courts hit by email virus InfoSec News (Mar 04)
• FBI Official Warns Banks on Computer Security William Knowles (Mar 04)
  • Re: FBI Official Warns Banks on Computer Security security curmudgeon (Mar 05)
• Email forwarding law exempts personal messages, atrtorney-general says InfoSec News (Mar 04)
• Nailing the Company Spies InfoSec News (Mar 04)
• Linux Advisory Watch - March 02 2001 vuln-newsletter-admins (Mar 03)
• Passwords don't protect Palm data, security firm warns InfoSec News (Mar 03)
• Contractor admits hackers stole U.S. satellite software InfoSec News (Mar 03)
• Experts debate U.S. power grid's vulnerabilities to hackers InfoSec News (Mar 03)
• Security blather. Julian Assange (Mar 01)
• Australians prosecute hackers as terrorists InfoSec News (Mar 01)
• ICANN Notes on VeriSign Agreement InfoSec News (Mar 01)
• Hackers flame grill Burger King website InfoSec News (Mar 01)
• McAfee readies virus-scanning appliances InfoSec News (Mar 01)
• White House: U.S. still far from cybersecurity InfoSec News (Mar 01)
• Help wanted: A CIO at NSA William Knowles (Mar 01)
• Too much security is holding back ecommerce InfoSec News (Feb 28)
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Too much security is holding back ecommerce Kitetoa () Kitetoa com (Mar 03)
• Microsoft warns of Windows 2000 security hole InfoSec News (Feb 28)
• Long-awaited security report released InfoSec News (Feb 28)
• Cyber problems hit Telstra as 68,000 disappear from system InfoSec News (Feb 28)
• Got a Virus? Blame the Tightwads InfoSec News (Feb 28)
• Ex-CIA Boss Says Spy Suspect Eyed Hack-Bust Job InfoSec News (Feb 28)

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