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171 messages starting Apr 01 02 and ending Apr 30 02
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• Netscape blows off new vuln warning InfoSec News (Apr 30)
• [defaced-commentary] c4iweb.spawar.navy.mil defaced by The Deceptive Duo InfoSec News (Apr 30)
• New Stealth Attack Found Against Personal Firewalls InfoSec News (Apr 30)
• Movement afoot to beef up industrial cybersecurity InfoSec News (Apr 30)
• AIM Today Gets Hacked InfoSec News (Apr 30)
• Linux Security Week - April 29th 2002 InfoSec News (Apr 30)
• ACSAC CFP Reminder (and IEEE announcement) InfoSec News (Apr 30)
• Security Agents Head For Cybercrime School InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• `Task Force Tiger' put to the test InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• Industry hails cyber R&D bill InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• FAA hacked InfoSec News (Apr 29)
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  • RE: FAA hacked InfoSec News (Apr 30)
• Crooks Cause Chilean Car Chaos InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• Re: Teen Hacker Packs Feminist Punch (fwd) InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• FAA hacked by patriots InfoSec News (Apr 26)
• Stop! Look before you click InfoSec News (Apr 26)
• We're Watching You InfoSec News (Apr 26)
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  • Re: We're Watching You InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• Lack of reporting hits cybercrime fight InfoSec News (Apr 26)
• Hackers exploit Korea to attack global systems InfoSec News (Apr 26)
• Microsoft Yanks Office Tools After Security Report InfoSec News (Apr 26)
• CIA: China planning cyber-attacks on U.S., Taiwan InfoSec News (Apr 25)
• New "Klez" still clobbering PC users InfoSec News (Apr 25)
• Teen Hacker Packs Feminist Punch InfoSec News (Apr 25)
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  • Re: Teen Hacker Packs Feminist Punch InfoSec News (Apr 26)
  • Re: Teen Hacker Packs Feminist Punch InfoSec News (Apr 26)
  • RE: Teen Hacker Packs Feminist Punch InfoSec News (Apr 26)
  • Re: Teen Hacker Packs Feminist Punch InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• Security exhibitors set up insecure WLANs InfoSec News (Apr 25)
• Space tourist lifts off InfoSec News (Apr 25)
• Cisco blunders with insecure web page InfoSec News (Apr 25)
• Air Force cadets face hackers in cyberbattle InfoSec News (Apr 25)
• Security UPDATE, April 24, 2002 InfoSec News (Apr 25)
• Interpol warns firms over security 'vacuum' InfoSec News (Apr 24)
• IT Security Resources InfoSec News (Apr 24)
• IE 6 Privacy Features Open Users To Attack - Expert InfoSec News (Apr 24)
• Honeynet looks to sting hackers InfoSec News (Apr 24)
• AOL's AIM Puts Browser Security in Danger InfoSec News (Apr 24)
• Cyber service not a 'great deal' InfoSec News (Apr 24)
• Linux Security Week - April 22nd 2002 InfoSec News (Apr 23)
• Names, credit card numbers found via city's Web site InfoSec News (Apr 23)
• Taiwan organising cyber war drill InfoSec News (Apr 23)
• Airline Database Posted On Defacement InfoSec News (Apr 23)
• ATM hackers sentenced in Russia InfoSec News (Apr 23)
• IMHO: Dear Bill: Don't Do It! InfoSec News (Apr 22)
• Linux Advisory Watch - April 19th 2002 InfoSec News (Apr 22)
• Indian hacker turns cyber cop InfoSec News (Apr 19)
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  • RE: Indian hacker turns cyber cop InfoSec News (Apr 22)
  • RE: Indian hacker turns cyber cop InfoSec News (Apr 22)
  • Re: Indian hacker turns cyber cop InfoSec News (Apr 22)
  • Re: Indian hacker turns cyber cop InfoSec News (Apr 23)
  • Re: Indian hacker turns cyber cop InfoSec News (Apr 23)
• White House cyber czar describes next phase of Internet plan InfoSec News (Apr 19)
• UK plc reamed online InfoSec News (Apr 19)
• New Klez worm squirms across Internet InfoSec News (Apr 19)
• Networks ill-prepared for hackers, terrorists InfoSec News (Apr 19)
• Palestinian Sites Knocked Offline By Mideast Conflict InfoSec News (Apr 19)
• Florida Bank Suffers Online Security Breach InfoSec News (Apr 19)
• Last chance for early registration FIRST 2002 InfoSec News (Apr 19)
• Q&A: Microsoft Senior VP Paul Flessner on Trustworthy Computing InfoSec News (Apr 18)
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  • Re: Q&A: Microsoft Senior VP Paul Flessner on Trustworthy Computing InfoSec News (Apr 19)
• Security, Disaster Recovery Issues After Sept. 11 InfoSec News (Apr 18)
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  • Re: Security, Disaster Recovery Issues After Sept. 11 InfoSec News (Apr 19)
• Tool Allows For Bypassing IDS's InfoSec News (Apr 18)
• Security UPDATE, April 17, 2002 InfoSec News (Apr 18)
• New internet legislation outlaws all hacking InfoSec News (Apr 17)
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  • Re: New internet legislation outlaws all hacking InfoSec News (Apr 18)
• Israel under hack attack InfoSec News (Apr 17)
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  • Re: Israel under hack attack InfoSec News (Apr 18)
• Security flaw in Microsoft Office for Mac InfoSec News (Apr 17)
• Survival in an Insecure World InfoSec News (Apr 17)
• Argentine judge rules in favour of hackers InfoSec News (Apr 16)
• FC: More on hoopla.com domain reportedly stolen via fax to Verisign InfoSec News (Apr 16)
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  • Re: FC: More on hoopla.com domain reportedly stolen via fax to Verisign InfoSec News (Apr 25)
• Letter to the editor - Token effort on IT security InfoSec News (Apr 16)
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  • RE: Letter to the editor - Token effort on IT security InfoSec News (Apr 17)
  • Re: Letter to the editor - Token effort on IT security InfoSec News (Apr 17)
  • RE: Letter to the editor - Token effort on IT security InfoSec News (Apr 18)
• The hacking mirror crack'd InfoSec News (Apr 16)
• Filtering Out Terrorists? InfoSec News (Apr 16)
• Can you trust an ethical hacker? InfoSec News (Apr 16)
• Should virus writers be allowed to post harmful code on the Web? InfoSec News (Apr 13)
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  • Re: Should virus writers be allowed to post harmful code on the Web? InfoSec News (Apr 16)
• FC: Domain heist: Hoopla.com reportedly stolen via fax to Verisign InfoSec News (Apr 13)
• Another Computing Platform Gets Its First Virus InfoSec News (Apr 13)
• Linux Advisory Watch - April 12th 2002 InfoSec News (Apr 13)
• Free Speech Online and Offline, by Ross Anderson InfoSec News (Apr 12)
• Murdoch company 'leaked rival's TV codes' InfoSec News (Apr 12)
• Theft is top information security risk' InfoSec News (Apr 12)
• UMass computer scientist offers a new way to track internet vandals InfoSec News (Apr 12)
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  • Re: UMass computer scientist offers a new way to track internet vandals InfoSec News (Apr 13)
  • Re: UMass computer scientist offers a new way to track internet vandals InfoSec News (Apr 16)
• Army poised for Mannheim project InfoSec News (Apr 12)
• Users slam Microsoft Security Analyser InfoSec News (Apr 12)
• Voice mail systems have few safeguards InfoSec News (Apr 12)
• Security UPDATE, April 10, 2002 InfoSec News (Apr 11)
• This Ex-Hacker's Fat Is in the Fire InfoSec News (Apr 11)
• McAfee OKs Network Associates' New Offer InfoSec News (Apr 11)
• FBI information systems still at 'substantial risk,' officials say InfoSec News (Apr 11)
• The Security Sentinels InfoSec News (Apr 11)
• Red Hat Unveils CVE Security Compatibility InfoSec News (Apr 11)
• Eight new IIS security holes exposed InfoSec News (Apr 11)
• Judge sentences man to 16 months in prison for hacking InfoSec News (Apr 11)
• A trio of MS-Office security vulns InfoSec News (Apr 10)
• Cert warns of automated attacks InfoSec News (Apr 10)
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  • Re: Cert warns of automated attacks InfoSec News (Apr 13)
• Cyanide Anarchist a Hacker, Too? InfoSec News (Apr 10)
• Corporate spying grows InfoSec News (Apr 10)
• Cracks in the Firewall InfoSec News (Apr 10)
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  • Re: Cracks in the Firewall InfoSec News (Apr 16)
  • RE: Cracks in the Firewall InfoSec News (Apr 17)
  • Re: Cracks in the Firewall InfoSec News (Apr 17)
  • Re: Cracks in the Firewall InfoSec News (Apr 17)
  • Re: Cracks in the Firewall InfoSec News (Apr 18)
  • RE: Cracks in the Firewall InfoSec News (Apr 18)
• Scottish ISP floored as DDoS attacks escalate InfoSec News (Apr 10)
• Wartime CIOs Alter Security Strategies InfoSec News (Apr 10)
• Venturing into security InfoSec News (Apr 10)
• Denial-of-Service Attacks Still a Threat InfoSec News (Apr 10)
• Linux Security Week - April 8th 2002 InfoSec News (Apr 09)
• Cybercrime Conference Announcement (Chicago) InfoSec News (Apr 09)
• Outflanking The Cyberterrorist Threat InfoSec News (Apr 09)
• Financial firms turn on secure IM InfoSec News (Apr 09)
• Industry Must Act to Avoid Shortage of IT Security Workers InfoSec News (Apr 09)
• Single Points of Internet 0wnership InfoSec News (Apr 09)
• Apple Patches UNIX Security Bugs In Mac OS X InfoSec News (Apr 09)
• Terrorism 101 With Eric Shaw InfoSec News (Apr 09)
• My daily virus InfoSec News (Apr 09)
• Hacking up, disclosure down, FBI survey says InfoSec News (Apr 08)
• Linux Advisory Watch - April 5th 2002 InfoSec News (Apr 08)
• Sentencing Study Probes Hacker Motives InfoSec News (Apr 08)
• Four arrested in plan to expose lax security at Camp Pendleton InfoSec News (Apr 08)
• Firm warns of NetWare security hole InfoSec News (Apr 05)
• NIST guides target e-mail, patches InfoSec News (Apr 05)
• Police to beef up tech crime team InfoSec News (Apr 05)
• Signs of 'Trustworthy Computing' InfoSec News (Apr 05)
• Weak crypto casts shadow over ecommerce InfoSec News (Apr 05)
• 'Rent-A-Hacker' Site Says It Offers Cracking For Hire InfoSec News (Apr 05)
• Black Hat Briefings (Vegas) Call for Papers InfoSec News (Apr 04)
• FBI Report: Lax Technology Security Aided Hanssen InfoSec News (Apr 04)
• Why con artists are your biggest security threat InfoSec News (Apr 04)
• Army official warns that hackers could infiltrate battlefield InfoSec News (Apr 04)
• Security UPDATE, April 3, 2002 InfoSec News (Apr 04)
• Army security expert emphasizes vigilance and training InfoSec News (Apr 04)
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  • Re: Army security expert emphasizes vigilance and training InfoSec News (Apr 05)
• Server port 80 plagues Internet security InfoSec News (Apr 04)
• Workers Are No. 1 Threat to Russia's IT InfoSec News (Apr 03)
• Boy says thefts taught victims a lesson, police say InfoSec News (Apr 03)
• Miami Judge Drops Hacker Conviction InfoSec News (Apr 03)
• Ebay Takes Action To Plug Password Hole InfoSec News (Apr 03)
• Loser Lover Jailed for Hacking Pay Files InfoSec News (Apr 03)
• Norway vulnerable to computer terror InfoSec News (Apr 03)
• Security researcher uncovers two Office XP flaws InfoSec News (Apr 03)
• Linux Security Week - April 1st 2002 InfoSec News (Apr 02)
• Terrorism task force looks at IT InfoSec News (Apr 02)
• InfoSec News List Information InfoSec News (Apr 02)
• Getting Clearance: The Long and Winding Road InfoSec News (Apr 02)
• Whatever Happened to Carnivore? InfoSec News (Apr 02)
• Hackers, Viruses Fuel Security Market, Not 9-11 InfoSec News (Apr 02)
• CVE dictionary contains more than 2,000 entries InfoSec News (Apr 02)
• DISA seeks detection system InfoSec News (Apr 02)
• Getting to the Root of All E-Mail InfoSec News (Apr 01)
• Re: Hoax or hoard? Mystery code holds out promise of millions to some InfoSec News (Apr 01)
• cDc's Easter & Passover Special 2002! InfoSec News (Apr 01)
• Linux Advisory Watch - March 29th 2002 InfoSec News (Apr 01)
• Re: MS vs. open source: Security's the same InfoSec News (Apr 01)
• PacketStormSecurity Announces New Corporate Alliances; Will Raise $25M in Angel/VC Funding InfoSec News (Apr 01)
• Re: Excite in web mail hijack drama InfoSec News (Apr 01)
• SELinux aims for security certification and credibility among cautious IT purchasers InfoSec News (Apr 01)
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  • Re: SELinux aims for security certification and credibility among cautious IT purchasers InfoSec News (Apr 02)
• Government Agencies Exposed Internal Databases InfoSec News (Apr 01)

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