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130 messages starting Apr 01 03 and ending Apr 29 03
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• Licensed to War Drive in N.H. InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• Oracle patches critical database server vulnerability InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• Los Alamos failed to track its computers, feds report InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• Suspected 'Fluffi Bunni' hacker in British custody InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• REVIEW: "Internet and Online Privacy", Andrew Frackman/Rebecca C. Martin/Claudia Ray InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• Rise of the Spam Zombies InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• NIAC Tackles Net Security InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• Human Factor Wild Card in IT Performance InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• A New Way to Catch a Hacker InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• Microsoft Braces for Windows Attacks InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• Coded Messages Add to Mystery Of a Failed Spy InfoSec News (Apr 29)
• REVIEW: "Firewalls and Internet Security", William R. Cheswick/Steven M. Bellovin/Aviel D. Rubin InfoSec News (Apr 28)
• Ex-employee of Airport Transportation Company Guilty of Hacking into Company's Computer InfoSec News (Apr 28)
• Cisco switch password flaw could give access InfoSec News (Apr 28)
• Microsoft offers Windows security guide InfoSec News (Apr 28)
• Networked information decisive in Iraq war InfoSec News (Apr 28)
• Public/private security partnership gets rocky InfoSec News (Apr 28)
• Patch issued for Windows NT flaw InfoSec News (Apr 25)
• Microsoft pulls patch that can slow Windows XP InfoSec News (Apr 25)
• Tougher penalties for cybercrimes InfoSec News (Apr 25)
• Organizer: 'Hackathon' Will Go On InfoSec News (Apr 25)
• The paranoia that paid off InfoSec News (Apr 25)
• DirecTV mole to plead guilty InfoSec News (Apr 25)
• Cyber War Game Tests Future Troops InfoSec News (Apr 24)
• Want to Beat the Enemy? Win the Information War InfoSec News (Apr 24)
• Security Developer Snared In Legal Tar Pit InfoSec News (Apr 24)
• Ruxcon: A security conference with a difference InfoSec News (Apr 24)
• Microsoft Patches IE, Outlook Flaws InfoSec News (Apr 24)
• Hacker causes havoc for websites InfoSec News (Apr 24)
• Pentagon taps EDS for $258 million survivable IT program InfoSec News (Apr 22)
• Retailers Report Sales Bounce Using Security Certificate InfoSec News (Apr 22)
• Up With Good Worms InfoSec News (Apr 22)
• Cyber adviser leaving government InfoSec News (Apr 22)
• Student faces hacking charges InfoSec News (Apr 22)
• Latest Windows XP patch can slow down PCs InfoSec News (Apr 22)
• HiverCon 2003 Call For Papers InfoSec News (Apr 22)
• Hyderabad institute to train ethical hackers InfoSec News (Apr 21)
• New spy tools--for good or evil? InfoSec News (Apr 21)
• SBC Web Hosting Flunks Security Basics InfoSec News (Apr 21)
• Linux Advisory Watch - April 18th, 2003 InfoSec News (Apr 21)
• Securing Windows Server 2003 InfoSec News (Apr 21)
• President's Top IT Security Adviser To Resign InfoSec News (Apr 21)
• Former Boston College student gets probation in hacking case InfoSec News (Apr 21)
• Madonna's net amused InfoSec News (Apr 21)
• Office workers give away passwords for a cheap pen InfoSec News (Apr 21)
• DARPA pulls OpenBSD funding InfoSec News (Apr 18)
• HSD seeks to secure data it gets from the private sector InfoSec News (Apr 18)
• Linux File Permission Confusion InfoSec News (Apr 18)
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  • Linux File Permission Confusion InfoSec News (Apr 25)
• Arab Web sites cite rise in hacking attempts during war InfoSec News (Apr 18)
• Security UPDATE, April 16, 2003 InfoSec News (Apr 17)
• Commit a crime, no network time? InfoSec News (Apr 17)
• Voicemail Hacking Leaves Ears Ringing InfoSec News (Apr 17)
• NASCAR Fan Faces Prison Time for E-mails InfoSec News (Apr 17)
• Swipe Card Hack Prompts Complaint InfoSec News (Apr 17)
• Aussie court crackers on crackers InfoSec News (Apr 16)
• RSA Unveils 'Internet Insecurity Index' InfoSec News (Apr 16)
• Alliance takes security call to boardroom InfoSec News (Apr 16)
• Lawyers see security suit-riddled future InfoSec News (Apr 16)
• Cryptographers sound warnings on Microsoft security plan InfoSec News (Apr 16)
• Expert at 17, will lecture IT big wigs on Net security InfoSec News (Apr 16)
• What's the Biggest Security Problem? InfoSec News (Apr 16)
• Application Vulnerability Description Language coined InfoSec News (Apr 15)
• Feds Mull IT Disclosure InfoSec News (Apr 15)
• Securing Business Intelligence Data InfoSec News (Apr 15)
• Security a bright spot for IT spending InfoSec News (Apr 15)
• Court blocks security conference talk InfoSec News (Apr 15)
• Hoaxster hacker discovers infinite-wealth algorithm InfoSec News (Apr 14)
• NET Guard Dying Quietly InfoSec News (Apr 14)
• Honeypots get stickier for hackers InfoSec News (Apr 14)
• Sparks over US power grid cybersecurity InfoSec News (Apr 14)
• Florida taps Symantec for security tools InfoSec News (Apr 14)
• Encryption proposal makes activists uneasy InfoSec News (Apr 14)
• XML security standard touted at show InfoSec News (Apr 12)
• DNS inventor calls for security overhaul InfoSec News (Apr 12)
• Secunia Security Advisories Mailing List Information InfoSec News (Apr 12)
• U.S. regulators issue disaster recovery guidelines InfoSec News (Apr 12)
• Open-source team fights buffer overflows InfoSec News (Apr 12)
• Windows key leak threatens mass piracy InfoSec News (Apr 11)
• Agencies make security improvements InfoSec News (Apr 11)
• Secunia Weekly Summary InfoSec News (Apr 11)
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  • Secunia Weekly Summary InfoSec News (Apr 18)
  • Secunia Weekly Summary InfoSec News (Apr 24)
• Bug leaves Windows open to Java attack InfoSec News (Apr 11)
• Microsoft Patches Critical Virtual Machine Flaw InfoSec News (Apr 10)
• The Minister of Net Defense InfoSec News (Apr 10)
• War, ethics and security InfoSec News (Apr 10)
• More problems with SpamCop, go figure. InfoSec News (Apr 10)
• The Upgrade Process: Restarting vs Rebooting. InfoSec News (Apr 10)
• Security UPDATE, April 9, 2003 InfoSec News (Apr 10)
• Working group for network security set up InfoSec News (Apr 09)
• Intelligence ops in Baghdad show need for physical security back home InfoSec News (Apr 09)
• Feds Falling Short on Cybersecurity InfoSec News (Apr 09)
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  • Re: Feds Falling Short on Cybersecurity InfoSec News (Apr 12)
• Don't Put All Your Data in One Basket InfoSec News (Apr 09)
• Lawmaker Stopped at City Hall For No ID InfoSec News (Apr 09)
• Handle Corporate Security As Single Entity, Users Say InfoSec News (Apr 08)
• Databases Ripe for Attacks InfoSec News (Apr 08)
• Ely hospital hacker traced to former Soviet Union InfoSec News (Apr 08)
• Australia leaves the hack door open to cyber sabotage InfoSec News (Apr 08)
• Samba flaw threatens Linux file servers InfoSec News (Apr 08)
• Linux Advisory Watch - April 4th 2003 InfoSec News (Apr 07)
• Akamai declines to assist Al-Jazeera site InfoSec News (Apr 07)
• U.S. military helps fund Calgary hacker InfoSec News (Apr 07)
• Texan charged with breaching Yale computer system InfoSec News (Apr 07)
• Security flaw hits SETI () home InfoSec News (Apr 07)
• Spammers attack wireless networks InfoSec News (Apr 04)
• Wireless Security Steps Up at West Point, Home InfoSec News (Apr 04)
• County security chief under fire InfoSec News (Apr 04)
• Latest Apache release fixes DOS vulnerability InfoSec News (Apr 03)
• Worms boost cyberattack stats for 2003 InfoSec News (Apr 03)
• Former hacker testifies to Congress about computer security InfoSec News (Apr 03)
• Fed Agencies Asleep at the Wheel InfoSec News (Apr 03)
• Thwarting the Zombies InfoSec News (Apr 03)
• NIST security division expands role InfoSec News (Apr 03)
• Security UPDATE, April 2, 2003 InfoSec News (Apr 03)
• Homeland Security Department tackles enterprise architecture InfoSec News (Apr 03)
• Network Associates to buy IntruVert for $100 million InfoSec News (Apr 03)
• InfoSec News Book Giveaway - Honeypots: Tracking Hackers InfoSec News (Apr 02)
• Sprint to construct private Internet for gov't agencies InfoSec News (Apr 02)
• Al-Qaida supporters hack into student's Web site InfoSec News (Apr 02)
• Iraq goes offline InfoSec News (Apr 02)
• April Fool's Pranks Target Security Industry InfoSec News (Apr 02)
• Vulnerabilities in the Media -- who to trust? InfoSec News (Apr 01)
• InfoSec News - List Information InfoSec News (Apr 01)
• Feds: Chinese Hack Attacks Likely InfoSec News (Apr 01)
• Do you trust Microsoft? InfoSec News (Apr 01)
• Sendmail flaw puts systems at risk, again InfoSec News (Apr 01)
• Cyberwarriors guard virtual front InfoSec News (Apr 01)
• Honeynet Scan of the Month for April released InfoSec News (Apr 01)

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