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191 messages starting May 02 02 and ending May 31 02
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• Japan space hackers nabbed for spying InfoSec News (May 31)
• Low-tech solution to password problem InfoSec News (May 31)
• FC: Congress publishes father-knows-best "cybersecurity" report InfoSec News (May 31)
• The War in All its Online Glory InfoSec News (May 31)
• Thoughts on The White House Chicago Town Hall Meeting. InfoSec News (May 31)
• DOD Adjusts Plans On Hiring Foreign IT Workers InfoSec News (May 31)
• NASCIO President: State Cybersecurity Center In Doubt InfoSec News (May 31)
• Microsoft Exchange hole "critical" InfoSec News (May 30)
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  • Re: Microsoft Exchange hole "critical" InfoSec News (May 31)
• FBI Analysis: We Don't Compute InfoSec News (May 30)
• Security UPDATE, May 29, 2002 InfoSec News (May 30)
• Flaw in Macromedia JRun could let attacker take over InfoSec News (May 30)
• Hacker breaks into electronics site InfoSec News (May 30)
• Newest IT Job Title: Chief Hacking Officer InfoSec News (May 30)
• Yahoo! Messenger! multiple! vulns! InfoSec News (May 29)
• Memo: FBI destroyed evidence in bin Laden case after glitch with e-mail surveillance system InfoSec News (May 29)
• Bug hunter reports flaw in Excel InfoSec News (May 29)
• Assessment Is Charney's Job One InfoSec News (May 29)
• Hearing set on hacked state computers; employee groups complain InfoSec News (May 29)
• Kimble/Schmitz gets 20 months suspended sentence InfoSec News (May 29)
• Intrusion-detection net revived InfoSec News (May 29)
• Hackers May Have Hit 265,000 State Workers InfoSec News (May 28)
• NAI to pull plug on CyberCop InfoSec News (May 28)
• In New Era, Corporate Security Looks Beyond Guns and Badges InfoSec News (May 28)
• FIRST 2002 hotel deadline 6/1/02 InfoSec News (May 28)
• Linux Advisory Watch - May 24th 2002 InfoSec News (May 28)
• URLs in Urdu? InfoSec News (May 28)
• Experian, Ford Still Unsure How Hacker Stole 13,000 Credit Reports InfoSec News (May 28)
• Open-Source Fight Flares At Pentagon InfoSec News (May 24)
• GSA preps security solutions InfoSec News (May 24)
• Hackers can crack most in less than a minute InfoSec News (May 24)
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  • RE: Hackers can crack most in less than a minute InfoSec News (May 28)
• Net-centric warning delivered InfoSec News (May 24)
• Chinese crackers prepare for cyber war InfoSec News (May 24)
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  • Re: Chinese crackers prepare for cyber war InfoSec News (May 29)
• Microsoft debugger flaw yields system keys InfoSec News (May 23)
• Security UPDATE, May 22, 2002 InfoSec News (May 23)
• MS Outlook booted off campus InfoSec News (May 23)
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  • Re: MS Outlook booted off campus InfoSec News (May 24)
  • RE: MS Outlook booted off campus InfoSec News (May 24)
  • RE: MS Outlook booted off campus InfoSec News (May 28)
  • RE: MS Outlook booted off campus InfoSec News (May 28)
  • RE: MS Outlook booted off campus InfoSec News (May 28)
  • Re: MS Outlook booted off campus InfoSec News (May 29)
• DOD focus on joint networks urged InfoSec News (May 23)
• Two face charges of cyber extortion InfoSec News (May 23)
• Security Holes in Web Privacy Program InfoSec News (May 22)
• Hundreds of law enforcement, media outlets receive computer virus from forged State Department e-mail address InfoSec News (May 22)
• Infosec research bill amended InfoSec News (May 22)
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  • Re: Infosec research bill amended InfoSec News (May 23)
• Security scare puts Pa. power plants on alert InfoSec News (May 22)
• 'SQLsnake' Worm Blamed For Spike In Port 1433 Scans InfoSec News (May 22)
• Linux Security Week - May 20th 2002 InfoSec News (May 21)
• Re: UNSUBSCRIBE isn "Jay D. Dyson" <jdyson () treachery net> InfoSec News (May 21)
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  • Re: Re: UNSUBSCRIBE isn "Jay D. Dyson" <jdyson () treachery net> InfoSec News (May 22)
  • RE: Re: UNSUBSCRIBE isn "Jay D. Dyson" <jdyson () treachery net> InfoSec News (May 23)
• Lets Indict All the Lawyers InfoSec News (May 21)
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  • RE: Lets Indict All the Lawyers InfoSec News (May 22)
• Hacker losses rocket InfoSec News (May 21)
• Security In Web Services: An Evolving Threat Model InfoSec News (May 21)
• Its Creator Says Kazaa Benjamin Worm Means Well InfoSec News (May 21)
• Alert issued for China's next cyber attack InfoSec News (May 21)
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  • Re: Alert issued for China's next cyber attack InfoSec News (May 22)
  • RE: Alert issued for China's next cyber attack InfoSec News (May 22)
  • RE: Alert issued for China's next cyber attack InfoSec News (May 22)
  • Re: Alert issued for China's next cyber attack InfoSec News (May 23)
• Are you the Klez monster? InfoSec News (May 20)
• Re: Fanatics with Laptops: The Coming Cyber War / RFF Reply InfoSec News (May 20)
• Sex industry hit by cyber turf war InfoSec News (May 20)
• Linux Advisory Watch - May 17th 2002 InfoSec News (May 20)
• Computer whiz still faces second lawsuit InfoSec News (May 20)
• Couple little things InfoSec News (May 20)
• "Nessus phones home": the final report. InfoSec News (May 20)
• 13,000 Credit Reports Stolen by Hackers InfoSec News (May 20)
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  • RE: 13,000 Credit Reports Stolen by Hackers InfoSec News (May 21)
• This hacker's got the gummy touch InfoSec News (May 17)
• Fanatics with Laptops: The Coming Cyber War InfoSec News (May 17)
• Defense agency found using unsecure WLAN security camera InfoSec News (May 17)
• DOD tightening security buys InfoSec News (May 17)
• Windows Media Player Exposes IE Users To Attack InfoSec News (May 17)
• MS releases grand daughter of all IE security patches InfoSec News (May 17)
• [Admin note] Request for Comments InfoSec News (May 17)
• Open source review would aid Windows security: Gartner InfoSec News (May 16)
• "Deceptive Duo" suspects hit in FBI raid InfoSec News (May 16)
• Sustainable Computing Consortium "foolish" if it doesn't embrace open standards InfoSec News (May 16)
• Security UPDATE, May 15, 2002 InfoSec News (May 16)
• Hoax virus alert could cripple Windows Java InfoSec News (May 16)
• Securing The Center InfoSec News (May 16)
• Control phreaks InfoSec News (May 16)
• Re: [defaced-commentary] Crackers deface Ferrari InfoSec News (May 16)
• Latest privacy threat: Monitor glow InfoSec News (May 15)
• Crackers deface Ferrari InfoSec News (May 15)
• Museum's Cyberpeeping Artwork Has Its Plug Pulled InfoSec News (May 15)
• Virus writers get behind Gigabyte InfoSec News (May 15)
• Bug centre monitors real-time threats InfoSec News (May 15)
• War on cybercrime--we're losing InfoSec News (May 15)
• EDS postpones instant message ban InfoSec News (May 15)
• Cyber-spies needed for Ottawa jobs InfoSec News (May 14)
• Linux Security Week - May 13th 2002 InfoSec News (May 14)
• Pentagon alienating elite science advisers InfoSec News (May 14)
• Credit Card Theft Thrives Online as Global Market InfoSec News (May 14)
• Madison, military team up to boost PC security InfoSec News (May 14)
• Two Virginia Universities To Join Forces Against Cybercrime InfoSec News (May 14)
• Microsoft violates Mean Value Theorem InfoSec News (May 14)
• Edinburgh Financial Cryptography Engineering 2002 - CFP InfoSec News (May 13)
• Security Still an 'Afterthought' InfoSec News (May 13)
• Team tackles Windows security InfoSec News (May 13)
• Linux Advisory Watch - May 10th 2002 InfoSec News (May 13)
• Re: Terrorists could launch cyber-war / RFF Reply to First-Rate FUD InfoSec News (May 13)
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  • Re: Terrorists could launch cyber-war / RFF Reply to First-Rate FUD InfoSec News (May 14)
• Kansas Teen Sentenced After Hackings InfoSec News (May 13)
• Smith Bill Raises Police Power Concerns InfoSec News (May 13)
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  • RE: Smith Bill Raises Police Power Concerns InfoSec News (May 14)
  • RE: Smith Bill Raises Police Power Concerns InfoSec News (May 15)
• Watchdogs on Way Out? InfoSec News (May 10)
• FIRST 2002 reminder InfoSec News (May 10)
• Holes expose retail data InfoSec News (May 10)
• FLIGHT SECURITY: New List for Carryons InfoSec News (May 10)
• AirMagnet 1.2 Reveals WLAN Trouble Spots InfoSec News (May 10)
• Terrorists could launch cyber-war InfoSec News (May 10)
• Microsoft says penalty will let hackers run wild InfoSec News (May 10)
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  • Re: Microsoft says penalty will let hackers run wild InfoSec News (May 14)
• Prosecutors say crime spree wreaked havoc InfoSec News (May 09)
• Security UPDATE, May 8, 2002 InfoSec News (May 09)
• ADVISORY: MSN Messenger OCX Buffer Overflow InfoSec News (May 09)
• Midwest Express hackers cause a stir InfoSec News (May 09)
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  • Re: Midwest Express hackers cause a stir InfoSec News (May 13)
• CERT Cautions On Sun Cachefs Daemon InfoSec News (May 09)
• "Nessus calls home"? Facts of the matter. InfoSec News (May 09)
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  • Re: "Nessus calls home"? Facts of the matter. InfoSec News (May 10)
• Top Argentine Court Wants Law Against Hackers InfoSec News (May 09)
• Caution Urged On Corporate Exemptions In Security Bill InfoSec News (May 09)
• Social Engineering: The Human Side Of Hacking InfoSec News (May 09)
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  • Re: Social Engineering: The Human Side Of Hacking InfoSec News (May 10)
• Old Microsoft bug may cause data leaks InfoSec News (May 08)
• EDS bans IM InfoSec News (May 08)
• The Feds' Top Hacker Speaks InfoSec News (May 08)
• Attack on infrastructure InfoSec News (May 08)
• GnuPG 1.0.7 released. InfoSec News (May 08)
• 'Dr. Chaos' indicted in Wisconsin utility attacks InfoSec News (May 08)
• [defaced-commentary] `Evil Angelica' Parodies Government Site Hacking Duo InfoSec News (May 08)
• Chernobyl virus rides Klez's coattails InfoSec News (May 08)
• Security Flaw Found in Flash Player InfoSec News (May 07)
• Working in a network war zone InfoSec News (May 07)
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  • Re: Working in a network war zone InfoSec News (May 08)
  • Re: Working in a network war zone InfoSec News (May 09)
• Aging Worms Still Crawl, Threaten Net InfoSec News (May 07)
• Security myths costing firms InfoSec News (May 07)
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  • Re: Security myths costing firms InfoSec News (May 08)
  • Re: Security myths costing firms InfoSec News (May 09)
  • Re: Security myths costing firms InfoSec News (May 13)
• Cyberspace full of terror targets InfoSec News (May 07)
• Army Layers Security Blankets To Guard Networks InfoSec News (May 07)
• Linux Security Week - May 6th 2002 InfoSec News (May 07)
• Points to ponder, was Re: Deceptive Duo in the news again InfoSec News (May 07)
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  • Re: Points to ponder, was Re: Deceptive Duo in the news again InfoSec News (May 08)
• CERT running security pilots InfoSec News (May 06)
• [defaced-commentary] Deceptive Duo in the news again InfoSec News (May 06)
• 'Deceptive Duo' Strikes Again InfoSec News (May 06)
• AIM vulnerability resurfaces InfoSec News (May 06)
• Re: Fwd: Hackers exploit Korea to attack global systems InfoSec News (May 06)
• Melissa Creator Sentenced On State Charges InfoSec News (May 06)
• LEA 2002 Workshop on the Law of Electronic Agents InfoSec News (May 06)
• Biometric Security Not Ready to Replace Passwords InfoSec News (May 06)
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  • RE: Biometric Security Not Ready to Replace Passwords InfoSec News (May 07)
• Cyber Crime Crisis Looms in Zimbabwe InfoSec News (May 06)
• Competition to "reverse engineer" mystery program InfoSec News (May 05)
• Best Buy hit by WLAN snooping InfoSec News (May 05)
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  • RE: Best Buy hit by WLAN snooping InfoSec News (May 07)
• Gartner: Attacks exploit user security indifference InfoSec News (May 04)
• Linux Advisory Watch - May 3rd 2002 InfoSec News (May 04)
• Shades of gray at security conference InfoSec News (May 04)
• MS seeks senior spook to score Federal security $$$'s InfoSec News (May 04)
• Security poses primary wireless challenge InfoSec News (May 04)
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  • Security poses primary wireless challenge InfoSec News (May 06)
• Re: FAA hacked by patriots InfoSec News (May 04)
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  • Re: FAA hacked by patriots InfoSec News (May 05)
• Confessions of an Error-Filled Tome InfoSec News (May 04)
• Two Dozen Highline H.S. Students In Hot Water For Falsifying Grades InfoSec News (May 04)
• University systems a haven for hackers InfoSec News (May 04)
• Security UPDATE, May 1, 2002 InfoSec News (May 02)
• Announcing DEF CON 10! InfoSec News (May 02)
• Hacker Pleads Guilty To Accessing NASA System InfoSec News (May 02)
• Creator of "Melissa" Virus, Which Did Millions of Dollars of Damage, Sentenced to 20 Months InfoSec News (May 02)
• MoD breaks ranks on custom firewall InfoSec News (May 02)
• Banks: A veil of safety InfoSec News (May 02)
• Hackers spur shutdown of computer server for Navy InfoSec News (May 02)
• Re: We're Watching You InfoSec News (May 02)
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  • Re: We're Watching You InfoSec News (May 02)
• RE: [defaced-commentary] c4iweb.spawar.navy.mil defaced by The Deceptive Duo InfoSec News (May 02)
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  • RE: [defaced-commentary] c4iweb.spawar.navy.mil defaced by The Deceptive Duo InfoSec News (May 02)

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