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170 messages starting Jan 02 02 and ending Jan 31 02
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• Security UPDATE, January 30, 2002 InfoSec News (Jan 31)
• Top Security Sites Easy Prey To Script Attacks - Update InfoSec News (Jan 31)
• Windows 2000 security fixes released InfoSec News (Jan 31)
• FBI Raid Silences Teen Anarchist's Site InfoSec News (Jan 31)
• BBC bans use of non-MS PDAs InfoSec News (Jan 31)
• Windows 2000 security draft released InfoSec News (Jan 31)
• Payback time! How to catch a hacker InfoSec News (Jan 31)
• Accused Los Alamos hacker freed, barred from using computers InfoSec News (Jan 30)
• Bills aim at raising infosec expertise InfoSec News (Jan 30)
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  • Re: Bills aim at raising infosec expertise InfoSec News (Jan 31)
  • RE: Bills aim at raising infosec expertise InfoSec News (Jan 31)
• New Wireless List InfoSec News (Jan 30)
• Security-conscious groups ban Wi-Fi InfoSec News (Jan 30)
• Intrusion Software Maker Snorts At Security Alert InfoSec News (Jan 30)
• [defaced-commentary] Washington Post's Tech site hacked InfoSec News (Jan 30)
• More Online Security Woes For FBI's Data Firm InfoSec News (Jan 29)
• SEC probes RSA Security accounting practice InfoSec News (Jan 29)
• Future trends in security - 3i survey InfoSec News (Jan 29)
• (CIP) White House Draws New Plan for Information Infrastructure Security InfoSec News (Jan 29)
• Wireless carriers exploit firewall bypass InfoSec News (Jan 28)
• Advice sought in survey about vulnerability lifecycle, hacker ability InfoSec News (Jan 28)
• [defaced-commentary] No more mirrors, this is the end ;/ InfoSec News (Jan 28)
• Holy Cow! Bowie Among Innocents Used In Ebay Scam InfoSec News (Jan 28)
• NIST prepping security guides InfoSec News (Jan 28)
• Set a hacker to catch a hacker InfoSec News (Jan 28)
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  • Re: Set a hacker to catch a hacker InfoSec News (Jan 29)
• Security UPDATE, January 23, 2002 InfoSec News (Jan 24)
• What Billg's new security effort will cost InfoSec News (Jan 24)
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  • Re: What Billg's new security effort will cost InfoSec News (Jan 28)
• Port 12345: Hacker haven or Net X-File? InfoSec News (Jan 24)
• Sony warns certain computers not hacker-proof InfoSec News (Jan 24)
• Surgut Hacker Arrested InfoSec News (Jan 24)
• Alleged eBay hacker wants lawyer back InfoSec News (Jan 24)
• Accused Ebay Hacker To Defend Himself From Jail InfoSec News (Jan 23)
• Credit Card Scam InfoSec News (Jan 23)
• Microsoft May Delay Products to Fix Security InfoSec News (Jan 23)
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  • RE: Microsoft May Delay Products to Fix Security InfoSec News (Jan 29)
• Course for police on cyber crime InfoSec News (Jan 23)
• Hospital hacker to be sentenced InfoSec News (Jan 22)
• Threat of "drive-by hacking" a myth InfoSec News (Jan 22)
• Data on Internet threats still out cold InfoSec News (Jan 22)
• Cracking code gives password for college place InfoSec News (Jan 22)
• [defaced-commentary] eSafe "proactive content security" doesn't hold up InfoSec News (Jan 22)
• Linux Security Week - January 21st 2002 InfoSec News (Jan 22)
• YIHAT founder Kimble/Schmitz arrested InfoSec News (Jan 21)
• Surprise Settlement Evenly Splits Microsoft InfoSec News (Jan 21)
• FBI's NIPC eyes major restructuring InfoSec News (Jan 21)
• How the hacker's luck ran out InfoSec News (Jan 21)
• Cylant: Another hack challenge, bigger carrot! InfoSec News (Jan 21)
• Low-Tech Humans Subvert High-Tech Information Assurance InfoSec News (Jan 21)
• Alert preceded Indian trust hacker breach InfoSec News (Jan 20)
• Linux Advisory Watch - January 18th 2002 InfoSec News (Jan 19)
• Energis Forced to Hide Hacker InfoSec News (Jan 19)
• 17-year-old hacker penetrated DND network InfoSec News (Jan 19)
• China Finds Bugs on Jet Refitted in U.S. InfoSec News (Jan 19)
• Security gurus welcome Microsoft's goal InfoSec News (Jan 18)
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  • Re: Security gurus welcome Microsoft's goal InfoSec News (Jan 19)
• Los Alamos Scientist Criticizes FBI in Book InfoSec News (Jan 18)
• Criminal Charges Settled In Distributed-Computing Case InfoSec News (Jan 18)
• Exploding chips could foil laptop thieves. InfoSec News (Jan 18)
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  • Re: Exploding chips could foil laptop thieves. InfoSec News (Jan 19)
  • Re: Exploding chips could foil laptop thieves. InfoSec News (Jan 22)
• Lies, damned lies and anti-virus statistics InfoSec News (Jan 17)
• FBI warns law enforcement, Internet companies of possible terrorist activity InfoSec News (Jan 17)
• Australian Senator Pursues Case Of The Missing Laptops InfoSec News (Jan 17)
• Security UPDATE, January 16, 2002 InfoSec News (Jan 17)
• Microsoft announces corporate strategy shift toward security and privacy InfoSec News (Jan 17)
• US expert: The military should guard our cyberspace borders InfoSec News (Jan 17)
• Capita 'unaware of ILA security breach' InfoSec News (Jan 17)
• CodeCon presentations announced and registration open InfoSec News (Jan 17)
• Wireless LANs: Trouble in the Air InfoSec News (Jan 16)
• Italian Police Nab Hacker Group InfoSec News (Jan 16)
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  • RE: Italian Police Nab Hacker Group InfoSec News (Jan 17)
  • Re: Italian Police Nab Hacker Group InfoSec News (Jan 18)
  • Re: Italian Police Nab Hacker Group InfoSec News (Jan 18)
  • Re: Italian Police Nab Hacker Group InfoSec News (Jan 18)
  • Re: Italian Police Nab Hacker Group InfoSec News (Jan 20)
  • RE: Italian Police Nab Hacker Group InfoSec News (Jan 21)
• Microsoft server glitch prevents users from downloading critical security patches for Windows InfoSec News (Jan 16)
• DOT sees security short-changed InfoSec News (Jan 16)
• U.S. Hopes To Unplug Cybercrime In N.Va. InfoSec News (Jan 16)
• .NET virus is .NOT - Microsoft InfoSec News (Jan 15)
• CRYPTO-GRAM, January 15, 2002 (fwd) InfoSec News (Jan 15)
• [defaced-commentary] WoH makes the "news" InfoSec News (Jan 15)
• Backing Up Oracle's "Unbreakable" Vow InfoSec News (Jan 15)
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  • Re: Backing Up Oracle's "Unbreakable" Vow InfoSec News (Jan 21)
  • Re: Backing Up Oracle's "Unbreakable" Vow InfoSec News (Jan 23)
  • Re: Backing Up Oracle's "Unbreakable" Vow InfoSec News (Jan 28)
  • Re: Backing Up Oracle's "Unbreakable" Vow InfoSec News (Jan 29)
• Older ICQ software vulnerable to attack InfoSec News (Jan 15)
• PRESS RELEASE: 'DVD case' InfoSec News (Jan 15)
• Linux Security Week - January 14th 2002 InfoSec News (Jan 15)
• CERT Warns of Solaris Exploit InfoSec News (Jan 15)
• Re: SANS Top 20 Vulnerability List Updated InfoSec News (Jan 14)
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  • Re: Re: SANS Top 20 Vulnerability List Updated InfoSec News (Jan 18)
• Mission Possible InfoSec News (Jan 14)
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  • Re: Mission Possible InfoSec News (Jan 15)
• MoD 'loses 600 laptops' InfoSec News (Jan 14)
• Linux Advisory Watch - January 11th 2002 InfoSec News (Jan 14)
• Web hoster takes security to extremes InfoSec News (Jan 11)
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  • Re: Web hoster takes security to extremes InfoSec News (Jan 16)
• Web hackers hit US via Taiwan InfoSec News (Jan 11)
• Report: GPS at risk InfoSec News (Jan 11)
• It's 'Bye-Bye, Deutschland' For Kim Schmitz InfoSec News (Jan 11)
• Norwegian Hacker Indicted for Breaking Hollywood DVD Code InfoSec News (Jan 11)
• Microsoft failing security test? InfoSec News (Jan 11)
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  • RE: Microsoft failing security test? InfoSec News (Jan 14)
  • Re: Microsoft failing security test? InfoSec News (Jan 15)
  • FW: Microsoft failing security test? InfoSec News (Jan 16)
• CFP: New Security Paradigms Workshop 2002 InfoSec News (Jan 10)
• More than 2,300 IRS computers missing InfoSec News (Jan 10)
• Security UPDATE, January 9, 2002 InfoSec News (Jan 10)
• iPlanet security flaws unmasked InfoSec News (Jan 10)
• U.S. Department of Justice on Benjamin Troy Breuninger InfoSec News (Jan 10)
• Virus writers take an early crack at .Net InfoSec News (Jan 10)
• Thieves steal 40 IBM infrastructure servers InfoSec News (Jan 10)
• QOTD: Computer Security - Teenage Pregnancy InfoSec News (Jan 10)
• Name That Worm - How Computer Viruses Get Their Names InfoSec News (Jan 09)
• New virus first to infect Macromedia Flash InfoSec News (Jan 09)
• U.S. Cyber Security Weakening InfoSec News (Jan 09)
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  • RE: U.S. Cyber Security Weakening InfoSec News (Jan 11)
  • RE: U.S. Cyber Security Weakening InfoSec News (Jan 14)
• AOL buddy-hole fix has backdoor InfoSec News (Jan 09)
• Virus Writers Here to 'Help' InfoSec News (Jan 08)
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  • Re: Virus Writers Here to 'Help' InfoSec News (Jan 09)
• New Linux Backdoor Virus Gains Smarts InfoSec News (Jan 08)
• Linux Security Week - January 7th 2002 InfoSec News (Jan 08)
• Texas Lottery's Web site defaced by hackers InfoSec News (Jan 08)
• Perspectives: Time to make Pittsburgh cybersecurity center InfoSec News (Jan 08)
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  • Re: Perspectives: Time to make Pittsburgh cybersecurity center InfoSec News (Jan 09)
• Report warns of al-Qaeda's potential cybercapabilities InfoSec News (Jan 07)
• Ditch IE - veteran bug hunter InfoSec News (Jan 07)
• Learning to love the computer, warts and all InfoSec News (Jan 07)
• DOD bills bolster anti-terrorism spending InfoSec News (Jan 07)
• Kabul computer reveals files of top Al Qaeda officials InfoSec News (Jan 04)
• Information Operations - New course explores using information as a weapon InfoSec News (Jan 04)
• [defaced-commentary] anti.security.is "anti-disclosure" site defaced InfoSec News (Jan 04)
• Popular file-share utilities contain Trojans InfoSec News (Jan 04)
• Instant Messenger flaw fixed; hackers criticized for little warning InfoSec News (Jan 04)
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  • Re: Instant Messenger flaw fixed; hackers criticized for little warning InfoSec News (Jan 07)
  • RE: Instant Messenger flaw fixed; hackers criticized for little warning InfoSec News (Jan 07)
  • RE: Instant Messenger flaw fixed; hackers criticized for little warning InfoSec News (Jan 08)
• Security UPDATE, January 2, 2002 InfoSec News (Jan 03)
• Worm targets security software InfoSec News (Jan 03)
• Toward More Cybersecurity in 2002 InfoSec News (Jan 03)
• Security exec picked for board InfoSec News (Jan 03)
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  • Re: Security exec picked for board InfoSec News (Jan 04)
  • Re: Security exec picked for board InfoSec News (Jan 04)
  • Re: Security exec picked for board InfoSec News (Jan 07)
  • Re: Security exec picked for board InfoSec News (Jan 08)
  • RE: Security exec picked for board InfoSec News (Jan 09)
  • RE: Security exec picked for board InfoSec News (Jan 11)
  • Re: Security exec picked for board InfoSec News (Jan 14)
• MITNICK, et al InfoSec News (Jan 03)
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  • Re: MITNICK, et al InfoSec News (Jan 07)
• Security hole in AOL Instant Messenger leaves computers vulnerable to remote takeover InfoSec News (Jan 03)
• Satellite Command Security? InfoSec News (Jan 03)
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  • RE: Satellite Command Security? InfoSec News (Jan 04)
• Linux Security Week - December 31st 2001 InfoSec News (Jan 02)
• RE: PATCH DELAY? Buffer Overflow in UPnP Service On Microsoft Windows InfoSec News (Jan 02)
• Hoax or hoard? Mystery code holds out promise of millions to some InfoSec News (Jan 02)
• India declares war against Pak in cyberia InfoSec News (Jan 02)
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  • re: India declares war against Pak in cyberia InfoSec News (Jan 03)
• Re: US to yank Kevin Mitnick's radio license InfoSec News (Jan 02)
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  • Re: US to yank Kevin Mitnick's radio license InfoSec News (Jan 02)
  • Re: US to yank Kevin Mitnick's radio license InfoSec News (Jan 19)
• Neat security quote found on slashdot InfoSec News (Jan 02)
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  • Re: Neat security quote found on slashdot InfoSec News (Jan 03)
• Call to Arms InfoSec News (Jan 02)
• Most troubled by net security InfoSec News (Jan 02)

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