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130 messages starting Dec 02 02 and ending Dec 31 02
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• Linux Security Week - December 30th 2002 InfoSec News (Dec 31)
• Tricare files stolen from Central Region InfoSec News (Dec 31)
• New Jersey lottery Web site may contain security risks, experts warn InfoSec News (Dec 31)
• Six top security issues for executives InfoSec News (Dec 31)
• RIAA invites comments InfoSec News (Dec 31)
• REVIEW: "Trusted Computing Platforms", Siani Pearson InfoSec News (Dec 30)
• ComputracePlus deletes stolen data InfoSec News (Dec 30)
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  • Re: ComputracePlus deletes stolen data InfoSec News (Dec 31)
• Web site links Navy war officers InfoSec News (Dec 30)
• Mideast firms urged to focus on e-security InfoSec News (Dec 30)
• Cyberspace sentinels brace for trouble InfoSec News (Dec 27)
• Time ran out for 2 pups on the loose in Fulton InfoSec News (Dec 27)
• Government agencies plug leaks in wireless networks InfoSec News (Dec 27)
• National Infrastructure Advisory Council; Notice of Open Meeting InfoSec News (Dec 26)
• Hacker threat seen as overdone InfoSec News (Dec 26)
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  • Re: Hacker threat seen as overdone InfoSec News (Dec 27)
  • Re: Hacker threat seen as overdone InfoSec News (Dec 30)
• Secure Passwordless Logins with SSH Part 2 InfoSec News (Dec 26)
• A happy New Year for hacker Mitnick InfoSec News (Dec 26)
• Welsh virus mastermind convicted InfoSec News (Dec 26)
• DoD's Twelve Days of Christmas InfoSec News (Dec 25)
• Santa Considering Move to Linux InfoSec News (Dec 25)
• Merry Christmas from C4I.org InfoSec News (Dec 25)
• Foreign Office security breach InfoSec News (Dec 24)
• County vulnerable to hackers InfoSec News (Dec 24)
• REVIEW: "The Definitive Handbook of Business Continuity Planning", Andrew Hiles/Peter Barnes InfoSec News (Dec 24)
• Microsoft Security Guru Leaves Post InfoSec News (Dec 24)
• Many Tools of Big Brother Are Up and Running InfoSec News (Dec 24)
• Computer Attack and Defense As Spectator Sport InfoSec News (Dec 23)
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  • Re: Computer Attack and Defense As Spectator Sport InfoSec News (Dec 27)
• FC: Great idea for 802.11 security tool: Emails the insecure InfoSec News (Dec 23)
• St. Joseph man held as hacker InfoSec News (Dec 23)
• Feds Delay Launch of Cyber-Security Plan InfoSec News (Dec 20)
• No One at Home InfoSec News (Dec 20)
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  • Re: No One at Home InfoSec News (Dec 23)
• Hooray for TIA InfoSec News (Dec 20)
• Firewall installed to prevent hacking InfoSec News (Dec 20)
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  • RE: Firewall installed to prevent hacking InfoSec News (Dec 23)
• Security flaw threatens Cisco Web site InfoSec News (Dec 20)
• Music file flaws could threaten traders InfoSec News (Dec 19)
• Computer Programmer Faces U.S. Fraud Charge in Virus Attack InfoSec News (Dec 19)
• Computer crime center opens InfoSec News (Dec 19)
• Security UPDATE, December 18, 2002 InfoSec News (Dec 19)
• IBM, Microsoft Deliver New Security Specs InfoSec News (Dec 19)
• One Man's Info War on al-Qaida InfoSec News (Dec 19)
• Australian Govt 'safe list' snubs Microsoft InfoSec News (Dec 18)
• DOD, wireless LAN industry debate 802.11a standard InfoSec News (Dec 18)
• Boy of 12 exposes Whitehall email flaw InfoSec News (Dec 18)
• Software, Security, and Ethnicity InfoSec News (Dec 18)
• Elcomsoft not guilty - DoJ retreats from Moscow InfoSec News (Dec 18)
• Researchers Warn of Serious SSH Flaws InfoSec News (Dec 17)
• Interview with Bob Toxen InfoSec News (Dec 17)
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  • Re: Interview with Bob Toxen InfoSec News (Dec 23)
• MySQL open to attack InfoSec News (Dec 17)
• Linux Security Week - December 16th 2002 InfoSec News (Dec 17)
• High school student earns A in hacking InfoSec News (Dec 17)
• Angry Kuwaiti hacker launches cyber attack InfoSec News (Dec 16)
• RE: Microsoft upgrades IE flaw to critical after criticism InfoSec News (Dec 16)
• Feds invoked national security to speed key Internet change InfoSec News (Dec 16)
• Microsoft again ups risk rating on an IE flaw InfoSec News (Dec 16)
• All eyes on Total Info Awareness InfoSec News (Dec 16)
• Therminator to watch for cyberattacks InfoSec News (Dec 13)
• New Language Assesses Software Flaws InfoSec News (Dec 13)
• IDC: Cyberterror to hit in 2003 InfoSec News (Dec 13)
• Analysis of Defacement of Indian Web Sites InfoSec News (Dec 13)
• Secure Passwordless Logins with SSH Part 1 InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• PNG (Portable Network Graphics) Deflate Heap Corruption Vulnerability InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• REVIEW: "Secured Computing", Carl F. Endorf InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• Security UPDATE, December 11, 2002 InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• Panel urges cooperation on cybersecurity InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• The good and bad of computer hacking InfoSec News (Dec 11)
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  • Re: The good and bad of computer hacking InfoSec News (Dec 12)
  • Re: The good and bad of computer hacking InfoSec News (Dec 13)
  • Re: The good and bad of computer hacking InfoSec News (Dec 16)
• Raided Firm's Software Checks Out InfoSec News (Dec 11)
• REVIEW: "CISSP for Dummies", Lawrence Miller/Peter Gregory InfoSec News (Dec 11)
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  • Re: REVIEW: "CISSP for Dummies", Lawrence Miller/Peter Gregory InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• Guam typhoon tests IT readiness, disaster recovery InfoSec News (Dec 11)
• Tech Contractors Cite Rising Demand InfoSec News (Dec 11)
• Microsoft upgrades IE flaw to critical after criticism InfoSec News (Dec 10)
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  • Re: Microsoft upgrades IE flaw to critical after criticism InfoSec News (Dec 11)
  • RE: Microsoft upgrades IE flaw to critical after criticism InfoSec News (Dec 13)
  • Re: Microsoft upgrades IE flaw to critical after criticism InfoSec News (Dec 17)
  • RE: Microsoft upgrades IE flaw to critical after criticism InfoSec News (Dec 17)
  • RE: Microsoft upgrades IE flaw to critical after criticism InfoSec News (Dec 18)
  • Re: Microsoft upgrades IE flaw to critical after criticism InfoSec News (Dec 20)
• NIPC chief Ron Dick to retire InfoSec News (Dec 10)
• NCIX WEB SITE UPDATE ADVISORY #24-2002 InfoSec News (Dec 10)
• Germany cautious on Microsoft security InfoSec News (Dec 10)
• Complex Networks Too Easy to Hack InfoSec News (Dec 10)
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  • Re: Complex Networks Too Easy to Hack InfoSec News (Dec 11)
• Huge increase in hackers and pornographers InfoSec News (Dec 09)
• Linux Advisory Watch - December 6th 2002 InfoSec News (Dec 09)
• Feds label wi-fi a terrorist tool InfoSec News (Dec 09)
• Israel, FBI find hacker suspected of stealing credit card numbers from U.S. company's computers InfoSec News (Dec 09)
• Al Qaeda Web Site Calls Israel New Target InfoSec News (Dec 05)
• Cyber hype InfoSec News (Dec 05)
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  • Re: Cyber hype InfoSec News (Dec 09)
  • RE: Cyber hype InfoSec News (Dec 10)
• I shut radio site, boasts teen hacker InfoSec News (Dec 05)
• Re: REVIEW: 'Information Security Policies, Procedures, and Standards', InfoSec News (Dec 05)
• /etc/inittab - The Most Overlooked Cracker Haven InfoSec News (Dec 05)
• Call for participation, First IEEE International Security In Storage Workshop InfoSec News (Dec 05)
• Phone Hackers discovered by system service biz InfoSec News (Dec 04)
• Does Cybercrime Still Pay? InfoSec News (Dec 04)
• Security UPDATE, December 4, 2002 InfoSec News (Dec 04)
• REVIEW: "Information Security Policies, Procedures, and Standards", Thomas R. Peltier InfoSec News (Dec 04)
• Let's Bring Em Home, Again! InfoSec News (Dec 04)
• PGP Opens Up Encryption Source Code InfoSec News (Dec 04)
• REVIEW: "XML Security", Blake Dournaee InfoSec News (Dec 04)
• Industry, govt. group issues security standards InfoSec News (Dec 04)
• Update from The Intelligence Network InfoSec News (Dec 04)
• U.S. Government Fails to Make Security Grade InfoSec News (Dec 04)
• Sybase patches three security holes InfoSec News (Dec 04)
• New opportunities for NIST InfoSec News (Dec 03)
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  • Re: New opportunities for NIST InfoSec News (Dec 04)
  • Re: New opportunities for NIST InfoSec News (Dec 05)
  • Re: New opportunities for NIST InfoSec News (Dec 09)
• Cisco backtracks on IOS security availability InfoSec News (Dec 03)
• Security firm warns of new Chernobyl InfoSec News (Dec 03)
• Linux Security Week - December 2nd 2002 InfoSec News (Dec 03)
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  • Re: Linux Security Week - December 2nd 2002 InfoSec News (Dec 04)
• ISS Goes Public With Vulnerability Disclosure Guidelines InfoSec News (Dec 03)
• REVIEW: "IPSec: Securing VPNs", Carlton Davis InfoSec News (Dec 03)
• Hacker Log: Pathway to Successful Site Attack InfoSec News (Dec 03)
• Security UPDATE, November 27, 2002 InfoSec News (Dec 02)
• Coast Guard turns HR helm over to vendor InfoSec News (Dec 02)
• InfoSec News List Information InfoSec News (Dec 02)
• South Koreans launch cyber attack on US over schoolgirls' deaths InfoSec News (Dec 02)
• Computer virus insults victims InfoSec News (Dec 02)

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