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131 messages starting Feb 02 03 and ending Feb 27 03
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• Ridge: Plant, Port Security Lacking InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• Is vigilante hacking legal? InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• DOD issues more IA instructions InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• Beijing spies a useful friend in Castro InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• REVIEW: "WiFi Security", Stewart S. Miller InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• ITL Bulletin for February 2003 InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• White House Finds Homeland Security Jobs a Tough Sell InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• [defaced-commentary] Cryptome.org Defaced InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• Microsoft Patches Flaw in Windows Me InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• Hacker convicted in extortion scheme against Bloomberg InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• Security UPDATE, February 26, 2003 InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• Disaster recovery taken to heart InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• Mobile phone hacking set to spread: AU experts InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• DOD wireless policy delayed InfoSec News (Feb 26)
• Flaws Found in Apple Streaming Servers InfoSec News (Feb 26)
• Will the new EU cyber-security agency actually deliver? InfoSec News (Feb 26)
• Firing Leaflets and Electrons, U.S. Wages Information War InfoSec News (Feb 26)
• REVIEW: "Building Secure Wireless Networks with 802.11", Jahanzeb Khan/Anis Khwaja InfoSec News (Feb 26)
• To Trap a Superworm InfoSec News (Feb 26)
• High-tech hobby falls under CSIS suspicion InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• Nuke Lab Can't Keep Snoops Out InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• Novel explores U.S.-Iraq cyberwar InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• SIP weakness could expose VoIP gear to attacks InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• Man arrested for allegedly shutting down employers' computers InfoSec News (Feb 24)
• Attack Exposes ATM Vulnerabilities InfoSec News (Feb 24)
• Linux Advisory Watch - February 21st 2003 InfoSec News (Feb 24)
• Mafiaboy opened eyes to computer crime Mafiaboy opened eyes to cybercrime InfoSec News (Feb 24)
• Crypto attack against SSL outlined InfoSec News (Feb 24)
• Jurors acquit man of hacking system at district clerk's office InfoSec News (Feb 24)
• New HIPAA security rules could open door to litigation InfoSec News (Feb 21)
• REVIEW: "Mike Meyers' Security+ Certification Passport", Trevor Kay InfoSec News (Feb 21)
• Open Source security manual and training for ethical hacking InfoSec News (Feb 21)
• Preventing Syslog Denial of Service attacks. InfoSec News (Feb 21)
• XP Hole Plagues All Similar Apps InfoSec News (Feb 21)
• Security UPDATE, February 19, 2003 InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• Flaws discovered in Lotus software InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• Call For Papers Announcement: Black Hat Briefings Amsterdam InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• Study lauds open-source code quality InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• Even Security Firms at Risk for Break-Ins InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• REVIEW: "Security+ Study Guide and DVD Training System", Michael Cross et al InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• NSPW 2003 Call For Papers InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• Bye, cyberczar Clarke - thanks for everything InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• Pentagon thwarts spoofed e-mail InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• Student arrested for breaking into school computer network InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• A little more stuff... InfoSec News (Feb 18)
• DTI bemoans security standard take-up InfoSec News (Feb 18)
• Security market is leasing the plot InfoSec News (Feb 18)
• The First Honeyd Challenge InfoSec News (Feb 18)
• Over 5 million Visa/MasterCard accounts hacked into InfoSec News (Feb 18)
• Oracle 9i Database, Ap Server bust six ways to Sunday InfoSec News (Feb 18)
• The State of our Defense InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• Security documents at risk on federal site: Audit InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• DOD protecting PCs at home InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• Man charged with crashing employer's computer site InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• Cyber-Security Strategy Depends on Power of Suggestion InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Rick no longer providing columns for Securityfocus InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Moderators note... InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Symantec PR bunnies score Slammer own goal InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Questions Frequently Asked About Rob Slade's Innumerable Book Reviews InfoSec News (Feb 14)
• Egress filtering for a healthier Internet. InfoSec News (Feb 14)
• REVIEW: "Computer Security: Art and Science", Matt Bishop InfoSec News (Feb 14)
• FBI Issues Cyberattack Advisory InfoSec News (Feb 14)
• DIA chief warns of tech threats InfoSec News (Feb 14)
• Mitnick Banned From Security Group InfoSec News (Feb 13)
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  • Re: Mitnick Banned From Security Group InfoSec News (Feb 14)
  • Re: Mitnick Banned From Security Group InfoSec News (Feb 15)
  • Re: Mitnick Banned From Security Group InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• Security UPDATE, February 12, 2003 InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• Sixth-grader charged in grade switch caper InfoSec News (Feb 13)
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  • Re: Sixth-grader charged in grade switch caper InfoSec News (Feb 17)
  • Re: Sixth-grader charged in grade switch caper InfoSec News (Feb 24)
• Government tips hat to Red Hat InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• FBI Says Iraq Situation May Spur 'Patriotic Hackers' InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• REVIEW: "The CISSP Prep Guide Gold Edition", Ronald L. Krutz/Russell Dean Vines InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• CodeCon Registration Deadline Approaching InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• 'Unreal' Security Risk InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• Government Symposium on Information Sharing and Homeland Security InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• State of Alert Evident At CyberCrime Session InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• REVIEW: "CISSP Training Guide", Roberta Bragg InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• REVIEW: "Honeypots: Tracking Hackers", Lance Spitzner InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• If tech companies were liable for security holes, cyberspace would become safer InfoSec News (Feb 11)
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  • Re: If tech companies were liable for security holes, cyberspace would become safer InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• Taking byte from Baghdad InfoSec News (Feb 11)
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • RE: Taking byte from Baghdad InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• Linux Security Week - February 10th 2003 InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• Cyber Plan Hitting Home InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• Famous hacker Mitnick suffers break-ins to his corporate Web site InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• REVIEW: "Cybercrime: Vandalizing the Information Society", Steven Furnell InfoSec News (Feb 10)
• Police draw more cyber attacks InfoSec News (Feb 10)
• US and UK arrests in computer worm probe InfoSec News (Feb 10)
• Draft of USA PATRIOT ACT II InfoSec News (Feb 10)
• Firms' hacking-related insurance costs soar InfoSec News (Feb 10)
• Linux Advisory Watch - February 7th 2003 InfoSec News (Feb 10)
• Stratcom acquires new IT missions InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• Bush reportedly orders cyber-warfare plan InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• Discarded computer had confidential medical information InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• Former Viewsonic employee hit with hacking charge InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• Richard Clarke: American Grandstand InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• REVIEW: "Advanced CISSP Prep Guide: Exam Q & A", Ronald L. Krutz/Russell Dean Vines InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• Cracking an algorithm bit by bit conclusion. InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• RFI aims at security info sharing InfoSec News (Feb 05)
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  • Re: RFI aims at security info sharing InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• Feds pull suspicious .gov site InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• Slammer: Why security benefits from proof of concept code InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• Security UPDATE, February 5, 2003 InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• Terrorist group claims responsibility for Slammer InfoSec News (Feb 05)
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  • Re: Terrorist group claims responsibility for Slammer InfoSec News (Feb 07)
  • Re: Terrorist group claims responsibility for Slammer InfoSec News (Feb 10)
• Regina police recover missing hard drive InfoSec News (Feb 05)
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  • Re: Regina police recover missing hard drive InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• Cyber-Security Plan Counts on Private Sector's Input InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• Official SummerCon 2003 Announcement InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• FC: Richard Clarke misstates Canadian elections cancelled? (fwd) InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• Some truths are too callous to be told InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• Former NIPC Director Joins CSC InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• Perspective: The first 'e-war' InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• Linux Security Week - February 3rd 2003 InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• REVIEW: "Mastering Network Security", Chris Brenton/Cameron Hunt InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• Study: Slammer was fastest-spreading worm yet InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• Linux Advisory Watch - January 31st 2003 InfoSec News (Feb 02)
• Free benchmark could have found Slammer vulnerability InfoSec News (Feb 02)
• Re: Firm loses secrets of 180,000 clients InfoSec News (Feb 02)
• RE: Symantec's "Submit a Deal" Flawed InfoSec News (Feb 02)
• Experts: Microsoft security gets an 'F' InfoSec News (Feb 02)
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  • Re: Experts: Microsoft security gets an 'F' InfoSec News (Feb 04)
  • RE: Experts: Microsoft security gets an 'F' InfoSec News (Feb 05)
  • RE: Experts: Microsoft security gets an 'F' InfoSec News (Feb 10)
  • Re: Experts: Microsoft security gets an 'F' InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• Bush Approves Cybersecurity Strategy InfoSec News (Feb 02)
• REVIEW: "PC Fear Factor", Alan Luber InfoSec News (Feb 02)
• Re: A Message from Richard Clarke (fwd) InfoSec News (Feb 02)

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