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217 messages starting Oct 01 01 and ending Oct 31 01
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• Don't make cyberspace into a police state InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• DOD envisions virtual Pentagon InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• DOD puts telework to work InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Hacker's death threat terror InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Need to ratchet up security? Start by centralizing the job InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Little Stuph InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Linux Security Week - October 29th 2001 InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Re: Microsoft's Really Hidden Files: A New Look At Forensics. (v2.5b) InfoSec News (Oct 30)
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  • Re: Microsoft's Really Hidden Files: A New Look At Forensics. (v2.5b) InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Win-XP vs Red Hat 7.2 InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Electronic financial networks: How safe are they? InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Comment: Hacking is not terrorism InfoSec News (Oct 30)
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  • RE: Comment: Hacking is not terrorism InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Microsoft hackers reached key programmes InfoSec News (Oct 30)
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  • Re: Microsoft hackers reached key programmes InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• IEEE thing in NYC InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Re: [DMCA_discuss] Linux kernel security fixes censored by the DMCA InfoSec News (Oct 30)
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  • Re: [DMCA_discuss] Linux kernel security fixes censored by the DMCA InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Error and attack tolerance of complex networks InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Win-XP firewall defeats Gibson NanoProbes InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Linux Advisory Watch - October 26th 2001 InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Meet the computer criminals: they'll see you in your office InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Cryptanalysis of Multiswap InfoSec News (Oct 29)
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  • Re: Cryptanalysis of Multiswap InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Re: House's anti-terror bill requires judge to monitor FBI ... InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• No XP for the Army, I Can See You Too. InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Red Cross e-mail donation hoax circulating InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Yashy Hack InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Macintosh Users Warned Of IE 5.1 Browser Security Hole InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Jam Echelon Day a "rousing" success InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• [defaced-commentary] Breaking windows InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• House's anti-terror bill requires judge to monitor FBI's use of e-mail surveillance system InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Alert System Sought for Internet Attacks InfoSec News (Oct 26)
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  • Re: Alert System Sought for Internet Attacks InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Microsoft's Really Hidden Files: A New Look At Forensics. (v2.5b) InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• White House asks industry to develop secure federal network InfoSec News (Oct 26)
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  • RE: White House asks industry to develop secure federal network InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Now is the time for two-factor security InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Commentary: The Threat Of Microsofts .Net InfoSec News (Oct 26)
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  • Re: Commentary: The Threat Of Microsofts .Net InfoSec News (Oct 30)
  • Re: Commentary: The Threat Of Microsofts .Net InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• A New Internet Worm Terrorizes German Users InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Microsoft Redux InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• 'Millionaire' German Hacker Nearly Bankrupt - Report InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• RSA WebID agent can't read Unicode InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• [defaced-commentary] SecuritynewsPortal response to defacement InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• China sentences hacker to two years jail InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Bin Laden hack-meister in defacement, financial debacles InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Call for Papers - FIRST 2002 - 2nd notice InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Security UPDATE, October 24, 2001 InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Sharing key to combating threats InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Information Warfare InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• XP vulnerable to DoS attacks InfoSec News (Oct 24)
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  • Re: XP vulnerable to DoS attacks InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• UK in bad shape to fend off cyber attacks InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• [defaced-commentary] SecurityNewsPortal.com currently defaced InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• McAfee.com and eEye Get Secure With Each Other InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Once-feared hacker works the other side InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Bigger Role Seen for Defense R&D InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Trends in Denial of Service Attack Technology InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Further security guidance given InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Israeli high-tech firms may benefit from security concerns InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• (U) Replacement column InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Linux Security Week - October 22nd 2001 InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• MS issues bum security patch, contradicts self InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Kimble & YIHAT Morons Threaten Attrition InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Point/Counterpoint: Microsoft Launches New Security Initiative: Hooray or Ho-hum? InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• [defaced-commentary] Zee News - News Anytime, Everytime (except days they are defaced) InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Nortel helps build 'Great Firewall of China' InfoSec News (Oct 22)
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  • Re: Nortel helps build 'Great Firewall of China' InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• [defaced-commentary] Pakistani Hackers Deface U.S. Site With Ultimatum InfoSec News (Oct 22)
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  • Re: [defaced-commentary] Pakistani Hackers Deface U.S. Site With Ultimatum InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Novell make a move into security InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• MS digital rights management scheme cracked InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Linux Advisory Watch - October 19th, 2001 InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Pennsylvania strengthens cybersecurity InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Beyond Carnivore: FBI Eyes Packet Taps InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Secrecy surrounds 25m Barclaycard blackmail case InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• [defaced-commentary] Defense Test and Evaluation Professional Institute InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Anthrax worm fails to spread on 'net InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Black Ice scenario sheds light on future threats to critical systems William Knowles (Oct 19)
• SafeWeb ain't all that InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Hackers Put A Price Tag On New Attack Tool InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Lame attempt to disguise viruses as MS security update InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Juror's Exposure to Love Bug Story Didn't Warrant New Trial InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Hacker exploits make PC worms deadlier InfoSec News (Oct 19)
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  • Re: Hacker exploits make PC worms deadlier InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Bush supports limits on disclosing details of hacking InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Governor Calls for 'Cyber Court' InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• U.S. Cyberspace Security Office Must Define Its Mission -- Now InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Major security hole found in OS X 10.1 InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Win-XP denounced as terrorism tool InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Infamous Hacker Becomes CIA Agent? InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Security UPDATE, October 17, 2001 InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• 'Stung' Russian Hacker Guilty InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Message says Navy facilities watched InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• FBI To Require ISPs To Reconfigure E-mail Systems InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Duplicate posts InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• Microsoft Rallies Industry Against Bug Anarchy InfoSec News (Oct 17)
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  • Re: Microsoft Rallies Industry Against Bug Anarchy InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Cellphones versus box-cutters William Knowles (Oct 17)
• U.S. on verge of 'electronic martial law' -- researcher InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• New hackers wreak havoc InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• Dylan Knockin' on Concert Door InfoSec News (Oct 17)
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  • Re: Dylan Knockin' on Concert Door InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• GOVNET Wont Solve U.S. Government Internet Security Concerns InfoSec News (Oct 17)
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  • Re: GOVNET Wont Solve U.S. Government Internet Security Concerns InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Microsoft once again takes the low road... InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• RIAA Information Operations? InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• Novell Patches Security Hole In GroupWise Server InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• Echo echo echo.... InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Anthrax a dangerous red herring? InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• U.S. could close Gates on hackers, terrorists InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• [defaced-commentary] Anti-Terror Hackers Claim Arab National Bank Breach InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• [defaced-commentary] Kim Schmitz (aka Kimble) defaced InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• Keeping track of changes vital for cyber crime cell InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• Linux Advisory Watch - October 12th 2001 InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• Web server attacks doubled over the last year InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Security hole found in Symantec update tool InfoSec News (Oct 12)
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  • Re: Security hole found in Symantec update tool InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• Re: Experts: Cyberspace could be next target / RFF InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Online blackmailer leaks hacked data InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Anti-Terror Hackers Claim Arab National Bank Breach InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Bin Laden's Felt-Skinned Henchman InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Fighting Evil Hackers With Bucks InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• White House asks companies for help with new government computer network InfoSec News (Oct 11)
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  • Re: White House asks companies for help with new government computer network InfoSec News (Oct 12)
  • Re: White House asks companies for help with new government computer network InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• RIAA secret meeting a hoax. InfoSec News (Oct 11)
• FC: U.K. firm finds hidden messages that "might" implicate bin Laden InfoSec News (Oct 11)
• Microsoft closes window to customer data InfoSec News (Oct 11)
• Hacker's war on terrorism draws tepid response from experts InfoSec News (Oct 11)
• Security UPDATE, October 10, 2001 InfoSec News (Oct 11)
• More women joining the ranks of hackers InfoSec News (Oct 11)
• At last! At last! New security measures from Microsoft InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Survey: Hackers Thrive on Sloppy Employees InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• AOL Stops One Security Breach, Fails To Stop Another InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Experts: Cyberspace could be next target InfoSec News (Oct 10)
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  • Re: Experts: Cyberspace could be next target InfoSec News (Oct 11)
  • Re: Experts: Cyberspace could be next target InfoSec News (Oct 11)
  • Re: Experts: Cyberspace could be next target InfoSec News (Oct 12)
  • Re: Experts: Cyberspace could be next target InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• [defaced-commentary] Another prime example of "hacktivism" InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Cyber-raid hobbles web users InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Disruptions Put Bank of New York to the Test InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Police Use Helicopter for Doughnut Run InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Federal Circuit Vacates Judgment for Internet Security Company InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Cyberwar Foundering on Feuds? InfoSec News (Oct 10)
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  • Re: Cyberwar Foundering on Feuds? InfoSec News (Oct 11)
• Linux Security Week - October 8th 2001 InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• DoD 'Safecrackers' Help Safeguard Pentagon Documents InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Mitnick Warns Other 'Scapegoats' InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Symantec unveils new security appliances InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Music biz wants tougher DMCA, CPRM 2 to protect copyright. InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Internet proves easy way for terrorists to communicate InfoSec News (Oct 08)
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  • Re: Internet proves easy way for terrorists to communicate InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Dubai court finds hacker guilty on two charges InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• Cyberspies and saboteurs: Hackers on the payroll of U.S. security agencies InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• Linux Advisory Watch - October 5th 2001 InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• Terrorism and the Tactics of Network Destruction InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• Re: dejavu, Re: Hijackers' e-mails were unencrypted InfoSec News (Oct 08)
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  • Re: Re: dejavu, Re: Hijackers' e-mails were unencrypted InfoSec News (Oct 11)
• Many companies still vulnerable to DNS outage InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• Microsoft warns of PowerPoint, Excel vulnerabilities InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• Computer Security Applications Conference Advance Program Available InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• Observations InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• MS Security Plan: OK, Kind Of InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Zero-Knowledge pulls the mask off InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Securing the Lines of a Wired Nation InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Security UPDATE, October 3, 2001 InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Navy SPAWAR turns to Promia for network-security software InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Three Minutes With Microsoft's Scott Culp InfoSec News (Oct 04)
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  • Re: Three Minutes With Microsoft's Scott Culp InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Proposed Legislation Significantly Affecting Computer Profession InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Three Minutes with Rain Forest Puppy InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Lawmaker proposes creation of cyber-National Guard InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• 80,000 Microsoft IIS servers "disappear" from the Internet InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Computer hacker -- vandal or terrorist? InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Check Point mum on alleged Sudan bank hack InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Carnivore substitute keeps Feds honest InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• NIST Awards $5M to Boost Infrastructure Security InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Revamped anti-terrorism bill hits House InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Human Firewall launches campaign InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Hijackers' e-mails sifted for clues Computer messages were sent uncoded InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Firing (and Hiring) Hackers InfoSec News (Oct 03)
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  • RE: Firing (and Hiring) Hackers InfoSec News (Oct 04)
  • RE: Firing (and Hiring) Hackers InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• DAVE WILSON: 'Hacktivists,' caught in web of hate, deface Afghan sites InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Re: Asymmetrical Attack on America & Possible Responses InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Bush taps Clarke as cyberdefense chief InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• Announce: The Black Hat Briefings Amsterdam 2001 InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• More DMCA fratricide InfoSec News (Oct 02)
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  • Re: More DMCA fratricide InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• FBI, computer industry join forces against viruses, worms InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• Info Security 'Teachers' Need More Learning InfoSec News (Oct 02)
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  • Re: Info Security 'Teachers' Need More Learning InfoSec News (Oct 15)
  • Re: Info Security 'Teachers' Need More Learning InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• Full Disclosure: How Much Security Info Is Too Much? InfoSec News (Oct 02)
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  • Re: Full Disclosure: How Much Security Info Is Too Much? InfoSec News (Oct 03)
  • Re: Full Disclosure: How Much Security Info Is Too Much? InfoSec News (Oct 04)
  • Re: Full Disclosure: How Much Security Info Is Too Much? InfoSec News (Oct 05)
  • RE: Full Disclosure: How Much Security Info Is Too Much? InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Linux Security Week - October 1st 2001 InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• WARNING: Trojan Horse Disguised as Message from SecurityFocus and TrendMicro InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• CRYPTO-GRAM SPECIAL ISSUE, September 30, 2001 InfoSec News (Oct 01)
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  • Re: CRYPTO-GRAM SPECIAL ISSUE, September 30, 2001 InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Re: Sudan Bank Hacked, Bin Laden Info Found - Hacker InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• AL Digital Acquires Second Nuclear Bunker InfoSec News (Oct 01)
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  • Re: AL Digital Acquires Second Nuclear Bunker InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• [defaced-commentary] BWI Airport website defaced InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Three Minutes With Security Expert Bruce Schneier InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Cybersecurity called key to homeland defense InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• RE: E-BOMB InfoSec News (Oct 01)
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  • Re: E-BOMB InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Microsoft mulls patch distribution with AV updates InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Nimda resurgence falls flat InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Transportation agencies called vulnerable to cyberattacks InfoSec News (Oct 01)

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