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181 messages starting Mar 01 02 and ending Mar 29 02
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• Exclusive: hackers make chop suey of wireless security InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• Virus man gives corporates small tick InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• Phone hackers stick city for $15,000 InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• IT virtual job fair scheduled InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• Security agency’s CIO outlines transformation plans InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• Gilmore warns of threat to information systems InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• Rampant attacks on home PCs InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• FIRST Conference Registration Reminder InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• Critical Eye - Don't Confuse Fans With Pirates InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• Security UPDATE, March 27, 2002 InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• Navy creates network command InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• Come on, own up: IT managers leave firewalls open for hackers InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• Security Excuses are on the Rocks InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• Pretty geeky privacy InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• MS vs. open source: Security's the same InfoSec News (Mar 28)
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  • RE: MS vs. open source: Security's the same InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• 1024-bit encryption is 'compromised' InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• Wireless London is wide open InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• Panel debates Samaritan-hack amnesty InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• NCIX WEB SITE UPDATE ADVISORY #4-2002 InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• FC: CBDTPA bans everything from two-line BASIC programs to PCs InfoSec News (Mar 27)
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  • Re: FC: CBDTPA bans everything from two-line BASIC programs to PCs InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• Are hired hackers worth the cost? InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• Hackers target UK national infrastructure InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• Virus WildList closed 'until further notice' InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• Linux Security Week - March 25th 2002 InfoSec News (Mar 26)
• Scientists and students at the Naval Postgraduate School develop the Therminator to protect computers from hackers InfoSec News (Mar 26)
• UniNet InfoSec Conference InfoSec News (Mar 26)
• Drive-by hackers hunt free, easy Web access InfoSec News (Mar 26)
• Lieberman Quizzes Ridge On Federal IT Security InfoSec News (Mar 26)
• FrontPage Bug Opens Microsoft Sites To Attackers InfoSec News (Mar 26)
• Patch system in the works InfoSec News (Mar 26)
• Hacking goldmine as BT publishes remote dial-up numbers InfoSec News (Mar 26)
• Hackers fail to ground US Air Force InfoSec News (Mar 26)
• Wiretapping Requests Rise Sharply in 2001 InfoSec News (Mar 26)
• Government to Scrub 'Sensitive' Web Information InfoSec News (Mar 22)
• County cuts off computer network InfoSec News (Mar 22)
• Microsoft Outlook's so-so security InfoSec News (Mar 22)
• Excite in web mail hijack drama InfoSec News (Mar 22)
• Senators propose high-tech SWAT team InfoSec News (Mar 22)
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  • RE: Senators propose high-tech SWAT team InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• Comdex Attendees' Personal Data Exhibited On The Web InfoSec News (Mar 22)
• Security UPDATE, March 20, 2002 InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Hackers Deface Thousands Of Domains Parked At Verisign InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Men accused of Bloomberg extortion lose court bid to avoid extradition InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• FBI considering plans to dismantle cyber-security unit InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• ORBZ (finally) shut down. InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Irish firms launch cyber-attack bait InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• What's a Chief Security Officer Make? Depends on Where You Look InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Firms undergo NSA infosec rating InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Best place for a break-in? The front door InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• eBay hacker trashes bail with caps-lock defence InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• Microsoft Warns of Java Security Hole in Windows InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• $3m heist at Heathrow InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• Social Engineering Attacks via IRC and Instant Messaging InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• Can Hackers Hack It? InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• Linux Security Week - March 18th 2002 InfoSec News (Mar 19)
• NSA certifies vendors to help agencies test security InfoSec News (Mar 19)
• Security Bug Disclosure Standard Dead In The Water InfoSec News (Mar 19)
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  • Re: Security Bug Disclosure Standard Dead In The Water InfoSec News (Mar 20)
  • Re: Security Bug Disclosure Standard Dead In The Water InfoSec News (Mar 22)
• Study: Hackers take a trip through Asia InfoSec News (Mar 19)
• Computer Security Lacking At State DMVs - GAO Report InfoSec News (Mar 19)
• Cyber cops & security orgs: DIRTy, stupid and out of control InfoSec News (Mar 19)
• Fiber Optics, as Never Been Seen InfoSec News (Mar 19)
• Hacker exposes financial information at Georgia Tech InfoSec News (Mar 19)
• Microsoft targeted by al Qaeda InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• Metro summer camp aims to reform hackers InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• Chinese Court Sentences Hacker InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• Linux Advisory Watch - March 15th 2002 InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• Reminder/Repost: NSPW Submission Deadline April 5th InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• SECURITY BREACH: NEW 'STAR WARS' FLICK SCREENED BY NET REPORTER InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• US Military Scours Windows Systems For Hacker Back Doors InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• Theft of N.S. auditor general's laptop poses possible security breach InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• The secret life of hackers InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• AFCEA Courses InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• Cable Modem Hacking Tricks Uncapped Online InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• VA still struggling with security InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• Koizumi Web site made visitors' data vulnerable to hackers InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• Tracker Gets A Visit From Hacker! InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• Law-enforcement DIRT Trojan released InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• Security UPDATE, March 13, 2002 InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Teen Hacker's Offer To Help Leads To Felony Charges InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Murdoch security chief linked to TV piracy site InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Personnel Shortage Hindering Net Security InfoSec News (Mar 14)
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  • Re: Personnel Shortage Hindering Net Security InfoSec News (Mar 15)
  • RE: Personnel Shortage Hindering Net Security InfoSec News (Mar 18)
  • RE: Personnel Shortage Hindering Net Security InfoSec News (Mar 19)
  • RE: Personnel Shortage Hindering Net Security InfoSec News (Mar 19)
  • RE: Personnel Shortage Hindering Net Security InfoSec News (Mar 20)
  • RE: Personnel Shortage Hindering Net Security InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• UK study: Passwords often easy to crack InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Cryptography: Its not just about keeping things secret InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Cybersecurity Alliance Gains Momentum InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Japan firms open to hackers: group InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Army securing wireless LAN InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• Grid computing boosts hacker network InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• New Attack Intercepts Wireless Net Messages InfoSec News (Mar 13)
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  • Re: New Attack Intercepts Wireless Net Messages InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• Commentary: The Best Way to Make Software Secure: Liability InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• Man clicked to others' bank account InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• Terrorist Pilots' Student Visas Arrive InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• Linux Security Week - March 11th 2002 InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• The Secret Service's Bob Weaver on Preparing for the New World Disorder InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• Feds step up cybercrime battle in Fresno InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• Hacking al Qaeda's Secrets InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• Seminar : "What to do after you discover the bug..." - Boston 4/27/2002 InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• Air Force seeks better security from Microsoft InfoSec News (Mar 12)
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  • Re: Air Force seeks better security from Microsoft InfoSec News (Mar 13)
  • Re: Air Force seeks better security from Microsoft InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• 'Eddie Murphy' Hackers Demand Ransom From Rock Band InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• Software Bug Could Threaten Security Of Linux Systems InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• Enron: Security Woes, Too? InfoSec News (Mar 11)
• Hackers' next target? Cell phones InfoSec News (Mar 11)
• Air Force pact to protect phone lines InfoSec News (Mar 11)
• Application service providers urged to ensure security InfoSec News (Mar 11)
• Official: U.S. studying Cuba's ability to disrupt Net InfoSec News (Mar 11)
• Classified discs found in alley no threat to security, says DND InfoSec News (Mar 09)
• Online Porn Site Said to Have Duped U.S. Army InfoSec News (Mar 09)
• MS "threatens" to withdraw XP InfoSec News (Mar 09)
• Linux Advisory Watch - March 8th 2002 InfoSec News (Mar 09)
• Davis reinforces security rules InfoSec News (Mar 08)
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  • Re: Davis reinforces security rules InfoSec News (Mar 09)
• Gator Branded A Trojan Horse Despite Security Fix InfoSec News (Mar 08)
• Network Associates discontinues PGP encryption software InfoSec News (Mar 08)
• U.S. to Curb Computer Access by Foreigners InfoSec News (Mar 08)
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  • Re: U.S. to Curb Computer Access by Foreigners InfoSec News (Mar 11)
  • Re: U.S. to Curb Computer Access by Foreigners InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• Agencies outline security changes InfoSec News (Mar 08)
• Surveillance and Control conference, 9 March InfoSec News (Mar 07)
• Virus Borrows Internet Pioneer's Server To Spread InfoSec News (Mar 07)
• NIAP TO HOST CONFERENCE ON CONTINUITY OF OPERATIONS InfoSec News (Mar 07)
• Drive-by hackings 'a myth' InfoSec News (Mar 07)
• Al Qaeda Seen Using Web to Regroup InfoSec News (Mar 07)
• Security UPDATE, March 6, 2002 InfoSec News (Mar 07)
• New RADIUS vulns exposed InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Hacking made easy InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Lawmaker: Extend Law For Federal Computer Security Tests InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Oracle objects to Reg security coverage InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Couple of quickies... InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Worm set for file-eating binge InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Internet-based Counterintelligence against the CIA InfoSec News (Mar 06)
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  • RE: Internet-based Counterintelligence against the CIA InfoSec News (Mar 07)
  • RE: Internet-based Counterintelligence against the CIA InfoSec News (Mar 07)
• Stop Him Before He Hacks Again InfoSec News (Mar 05)
• Seeking signs of Microsoft security push InfoSec News (Mar 05)
• Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News (Mar 05)
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  • RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News (Mar 07)
  • RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News (Mar 08)
  • RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News (Mar 08)
  • RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News (Mar 09)
  • RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News (Mar 09)
  • RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News (Mar 09)
  • RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News (Mar 09)
  • Re: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News (Mar 11)
  • RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News (Mar 11)
  • RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• Linux Security Week - March 4th 2002 InfoSec News (Mar 05)
• Web server defense drafted InfoSec News (Mar 05)
• Curious employees are biggest security risk InfoSec News (Mar 05)
• Linux Advisory Watch - March 1st 2002 InfoSec News (Mar 04)
• Court Decision Could Gag French Security Site Kitetoa InfoSec News (Mar 04)
• New University of Illinois Center Focuses on Information Security InfoSec News (Mar 04)
• Anti-Virus's control fetish InfoSec News (Mar 01)
• Cyber crime gathers strength InfoSec News (Mar 01)
• Microsoft Security Push Faces Skepticism InfoSec News (Mar 01)
• Re: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! (fwd) InfoSec News (Mar 01)
• Staying on top of Oracle's holes InfoSec News (Mar 01)
• UK must lock down the law to stop the hackers InfoSec News (Mar 01)
• Re: Are Crackers Behind AOL Spree? InfoSec News (Mar 01)
• Flaw weakens Linux security software InfoSec News (Mar 01)
• Have iPod, Will Secretly Bootleg InfoSec News (Mar 01)
• Czar sets out security stall InfoSec News (Mar 01)
• Re: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News (Mar 01)
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  • RE: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News (Mar 01)
  • Re: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News (Mar 04)
  • RE: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News (Mar 05)
  • RE: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News (Mar 06)
  • RE: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News (Mar 07)
  • RE: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News (Mar 08)
  • RE: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News (Mar 09)

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