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134 messages starting Oct 01 02 and ending Oct 31 02
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• Security UPDATE, October 30, 2002 InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Use illegal networks when discussing your systems InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Wi-Fi eyes better wireless LAN security InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Al-Qaeda hackers break into websites InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Orissa cops to check cyber crime InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Security guide aims to lock up agencies InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Hire hackers to find loopholes in IT system, firms advised InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Securing the cloud InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Wireless WarDrive: Wee Bit of Fun InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Hacker traffic up at HAFB following Sept. 11 attack InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Home isn't where security is InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Windows 2000 gains government-based security certification InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• China prevented repeat cyber attack on US InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Linux Security Week - October 28th 2002 InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Of mad snipers and cyber-terrorists InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• More people using - and losing - PDAs InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• 'We are the worst security risk' - sys admins confess InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Dear Saddam, How Can I Help? InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Pentagon computers tougher for hackers InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Increasing Wireless Security with TKIP InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• Report: Market forces not enough to improve security InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• Kerberos bug bites InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• Crack in OpenHack InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Linux Advisory Watch - October 25th 2002 InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Protecting the Internet's Domain Name System InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• More Than One Internet Attack Occurred Monday InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Prostitutes Steal Secret Software from US Army InfoSec News (Oct 25)
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  • Re: Prostitutes Steal Secret Software from US Army InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• A Palmtop for the Prosecution InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Readers Rate Microsoft's Security Progress InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Intellnet to go down? InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• INFOSEC: Certifiably Certified InfoSec News (Oct 24)
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  • Re: INFOSEC: Certifiably Certified InfoSec News (Oct 25)
  • Re: INFOSEC: Certifiably Certified InfoSec News (Oct 26)
  • Re: INFOSEC: Certifiably Certified InfoSec News (Oct 26)
  • RE: INFOSEC: Certifiably Certified InfoSec News (Oct 26)
  • Re: INFOSEC: Certifiably Certified InfoSec News (Oct 28)
  • Re: INFOSEC: Certifiably Certified InfoSec News (Oct 28)
  • RE: INFOSEC: Certifiably Certified InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Hack Smackdown InfoSec News (Oct 24)
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  • Re: Hack Smackdown InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Security UPDATE, October 23, 2002 InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Net attack flops, but threat persists InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Tracking Down Insecure WLANs InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Attack On Internet Called Largest Ever InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Vet the code or pay the price InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• IE holes open up Web booby traps InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Army locks down wireless LAN InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Linux Security Week - October 21st 2002 InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• 2003 PKI Research Workshop CFP InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• HIPAA a hardship for health care companies InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Call For Papers Announcement: Black Hat Windows Security InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Cyber bill gets boost InfoSec News (Oct 22)
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  • Re: Cyber bill gets boost InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• SA sites hit by hacker InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Researchers predict worm that eats the Internet in 15 minutes InfoSec News (Oct 22)
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  • Re: Researchers predict worm that eats the Internet in 15 minutes InfoSec News (Oct 23)
  • Re: Researchers predict worm that eats the Internet in 15 minutes InfoSec News (Oct 23)
  • Re: Researchers predict worm that eats the Internet in 15 minutes InfoSec News (Oct 24)
  • RE: Researchers predict worm that eats the Internet in 15 minutes InfoSec News (Oct 24)
  • Re: Researchers predict worm that eats the Internet in 15 minutes InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Report: Hundreds of Navy PCs missing InfoSec News (Oct 21)
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  • Re: Report: Hundreds of Navy PCs missing InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Agency gives biometrics a home InfoSec News (Oct 21)
• Clarke Solicits Cyber-Security Input at MIT InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Backdoor LAN InfoSec News (Oct 18)
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  • Re: Backdoor LAN InfoSec News (Oct 21)
• Microsoft plugs privilege elevation flaw in SQL Server InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Trio vying for encryption work InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• Security hole discovered in Symantec firewalls InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• World Cybercrime Experts See Need for Laws, Ties InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• Security UPDATE, October 16, 2002 InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• DMCA follies InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• Beta hack rattles Microsoft InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• Firms 'must do better' on IT security InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• Firewalling /proc entries InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• FC: Bruce Schneier: Feds need to pass new laws for "cybersecurity" InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Spam Masquerades as Admin Alerts InfoSec News (Oct 16)
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  • Re: Spam Masquerades as Admin Alerts InfoSec News (Oct 17)
  • Re: Spam Masquerades as Admin Alerts InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• FBI planning Bay Area computer forensics lab InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Bugbear side effect hits printers InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Net security chief leaves too many questions unanswered InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Celebrity 'phone hacking' on the increase InfoSec News (Oct 16)
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  • Re: Celebrity 'phone hacking' on the increase InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• Government Information Security Forum, take 2 InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• CfP Phrack Magazine #60 InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• Linux Security Week - October 14th 2002 InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• NASA cyber program bears fruit InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• Latest Sniper Victim Worked for FBI InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• Bluetooth may leave PDAs wide open InfoSec News (Oct 14)
• Pay attention to choke points before crisis hits InfoSec News (Oct 14)
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  • Re: Pay attention to choke points before crisis hits InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• NIST drafts security buying guides InfoSec News (Oct 14)
• Request for information InfoSec News (Oct 14)
• Detecting Cyberattacks By Profiling "Normal" Computer Habits InfoSec News (Oct 14)
• Hiring hacker backfires on Murdoch InfoSec News (Oct 14)
• Just a quick administrative note... InfoSec News (Oct 11)
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  • Re: Just a quick administrative note... InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• Ten minute Firewall InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Microsoft: Users may have to pay for security InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Carnegie Mellon Fights Back InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• A spending tug of war InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• Linux Security Week - October 7th 2002 InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• Senate Delay Muddles Security Reporting InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• DOD's wireless safety net InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• 'Hacker' is too cutesy a word to describe what's really going on InfoSec News (Oct 07)
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  • Re: 'Hacker' is too cutesy a word to describe what's really going on InfoSec News (Oct 08)
  • RE: 'Hacker' is too cutesy a word to describe what's really going on InfoSec News (Oct 08)
  • RE: 'Hacker' is too cutesy a word to describe what's really going on InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Hackware Author Arrested -- Maybe InfoSec News (Oct 07)
• E-Mail Worm Continues to Spread InfoSec News (Oct 07)
• Russian hacker sentenced to 3 years in prison InfoSec News (Oct 07)
• Report: Satellites at Risk of Hacks InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Security patch award due soon InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Security benchmark tools available InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• World's greatest computer hacker raises alarm InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• CanSecWest/core03 InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Microsoft Issues Four Security Bulletins InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• State consolidates servers, security InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Breakthrough made in satellite encryption InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Handhelds seen empowering officers, security personnel InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Security UPDATE, October 2, 2002 InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Pro-Islamic militant hacker groups boost attacks security company says InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• FrontPage Flaw Shows Security Still Challenges Microsoft InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Ex-Hacker Preaches Unique Security Message InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Re: Start-up banks on hack-proof Linux InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Re: NIAC 30 'experts' InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• FBI to release computer-security updates InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Microsoft Puts Meat Behind Security Push InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Re: Prospect of Iraq conflict raises new cyberattack fears InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Virus poses as Microsoft security patch InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Linux Security Week - September 30th 2002 InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Government Information Security Forum InfoSec News (Oct 01)

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