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119 messages starting Aug 04 04 and ending Aug 31 04
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• Get Ready To Patch InfoSec News (Aug 31)
• Overseas Hacker Attacks Increase for 3rd Straight Month: Ministry InfoSec News (Aug 31)
• States prepping cyberalert plan InfoSec News (Aug 31)
• Report: IRS can't access security data InfoSec News (Aug 31)
• NY IT Prepares for Disaster Recovery InfoSec News (Aug 31)
• Public Safety Technology Conference Announcement InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• SSH Bouncing - How to get through firewalls easily. ( InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• Clarke Touts Broad Approach To IT Security InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• OMB unveils FISMA how-to InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• FBI busts alleged DDoS Mafia InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• Linux Advisory Watch - August 27th 2004 InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• Inside Security Administrator UPDATE--August 27, 2004 InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• New method of phising? InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• World-renowned hackers gathering in Malaysia InfoSec News (Aug 27)
• Cisco warns of flaws in ACS product InfoSec News (Aug 27)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-35 InfoSec News (Aug 27)
• [Vmyths.com ALERT] Cyber-terror attack canceled for lack of interest InfoSec News (Aug 27)
• REVIEW: "Internet Security", Tim Speed/Juanita Ellis InfoSec News (Aug 27)
• FBI probes possible hacking InfoSec News (Aug 26)
• Tech sleuths track hacker InfoSec News (Aug 26)
• Old computers: An IT department liability that's costing more InfoSec News (Aug 26)
• 25th August 2004 InfoSec News (Aug 26)
• [Vmyths.com ALERT] Cyber-terror attack predicted for Thursday InfoSec News (Aug 25)
• 'Hacktivists' Log On InfoSec News (Aug 25)
• India to conduct IT security audit InfoSec News (Aug 25)
• ISS: Critical Netscape hole could be widespread InfoSec News (Aug 25)
• Dozens Charged in Crackdown on Spam and Scams InfoSec News (Aug 25)
• REVIEW: "Fighting Spam for Dummies", John R. Levine/Margaret Levine Young/Ray Everett-Church InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• Meet the Peeping Tom worm InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• Report says Virtually All Big Companies Will Outsource Security By 2010 InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• Ex-Varian worker charged with hacking InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• Linux Security Week, August 23rd, 2004 InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• ACSAC 2004 - Works in Progress call for paper InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• Windows Upgrade Causing Campus Headaches InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• Cyber front has favorable bytes InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• Instant messaging used for leaks InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• E-Vote Machine Certification Criticized InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• Think someone was hacking the Weather Service? InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• Proposed dates for free TSCM seminar InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• Linux Advisory Watch - August 20, 2004 InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• CREM goes AWOL in Albuquerque InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• Call for Papers : Pak Con 1st InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• HERT interviews Kismet's author, Mike Kershaw InfoSec News (Aug 20)
• Microsoft fixes XP SP2 patching flaw InfoSec News (Aug 20)
• NIST makes lists InfoSec News (Aug 20)
• Opinion: Cryptanalysis of MD5 and SHA: Time for a new standard InfoSec News (Aug 20)
• South Pole 'cyberterrorist' hack wasn't the first InfoSec News (Aug 20)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-34 InfoSec News (Aug 20)
• Re: REVIEW: "Computer Security for the Home and Small Office", Thomas C. Greene InfoSec News (Aug 20)
• Resident Evil viral marketing ploy backfires InfoSec News (Aug 19)
• Oracle to Patch on Monthly Schedule InfoSec News (Aug 19)
• Innovation Center Nurtures Newborn Security Companies InfoSec News (Aug 19)
• Researchers find holes in XP SP2 InfoSec News (Aug 19)
• Security UPDATE--Windows XP SP2 Help--August 18, 2004 InfoSec News (Aug 19)
• Hackers Take Aim at GOP InfoSec News (Aug 18)
• Study: Unpatched PCs compromised in 20 minutes InfoSec News (Aug 18)
• Hackers join dark side InfoSec News (Aug 18)
• Oracle Still Sitting on Database-Security Patches InfoSec News (Aug 18)
• Crypto researchers abuzz over flaws InfoSec News (Aug 18)
• REVIEW: "Computer Security for the Home and Small Office", Thomas C. Greene InfoSec News (Aug 18)
• Big Brother's Last Mile InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• Hackers keeping pace, warns expert InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• No Easy Fix for Internal Security InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• McAfee to buy Foundstone for $86M InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• Linux Security Week - August 16, 2004 InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• Cyber Fears on Fed's Web Plan InfoSec News (Aug 16)
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  • Re: Cyber Fears on Fed's Web Plan InfoSec News (Aug 18)
• Password to easy fraud lies in pets' names and birthdays InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• Cyberspace Gives Al Qaeda Refuge InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• DidTheyReadIt operations and security concerns InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• Linux Advisory Watch - August 13, 2004 InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• REVIEW: "Security Assessment", Greg Miles et al InfoSec News (Aug 13)
• US Emergency Alert System open to hack attack InfoSec News (Aug 13)
• Hunt for XP SP2 flaws seen in full swing InfoSec News (Aug 13)
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  • Re: Hunt for XP SP2 flaws seen in full swing InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• iTunes wireless music streaming cracked InfoSec News (Aug 13)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-33 InfoSec News (Aug 13)
• Los Alamos vulnerable to PC theft, inspector general declares InfoSec News (Aug 13)
• Hackers download SIUE data, police say InfoSec News (Aug 12)
• Hopkins teen pleads guilty in Internet attack InfoSec News (Aug 12)
• Russian hackers pose an increasing threat InfoSec News (Aug 12)
• Hack . . . hack back . . . repeat InfoSec News (Aug 12)
• Disaster-Recovery Spending On The Rise InfoSec News (Aug 12)
• Online Data a Gold Mine for Terrorists InfoSec News (Aug 12)
• Re: REVIEW: "Stealing the Network: How to Own a Continent" InfoSec News (Aug 12)
• Database culture ripe for ID theft InfoSec News (Aug 11)
• Zambian parliament passes tough cyber crime law InfoSec News (Aug 11)
• Fed up hospitals defy patching rules InfoSec News (Aug 11)
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  • RE: Fed up hospitals defy patching rules InfoSec News (Aug 13)
• Databases, Tools Aiming at Software Vulnerabilities InfoSec News (Aug 11)
• REVIEW: "Stealing the Network: How to Own a Continent", Ryan Russell InfoSec News (Aug 10)
• Tridentcom 2005 InfoSec News (Aug 09)
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  • Tridentcom 2005 InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• Webmaster held on terror charges InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• Romanian Indicted in Hacking Scheme InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• Linux Advisory Watch - Aug 6th 2004 InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• REVIEW: "Software Forensics", Robert M. Slade InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• Defcon 12's Fear and Hacking in Vegas InfoSec News (Aug 06)
• Security Cavities Ail Bluetooth InfoSec News (Aug 06)
• Can You Hack the Vote? InfoSec News (Aug 06)
• Cyberattacks Disrupt Japanese Government Networks InfoSec News (Aug 06)
• Source code stolen from U.S. software company in India InfoSec News (Aug 06)
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  • RE: Source code stolen from U.S. software company in India InfoSec News (Aug 09)
  • RE: Source code stolen from U.S. software company in India InfoSec News (Aug 11)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-32 InfoSec News (Aug 06)
• Hacking the planet InfoSec News (Aug 05)
• Olympic security fiasco revealed by stolen passes InfoSec News (Aug 05)
• 3 Admit Hacking Into Lowe's Computer InfoSec News (Aug 05)
• Security expert Q&A: The virus writers are winning InfoSec News (Aug 05)
• Security UPDATE--Honeywall CD-ROM; Internet Storm Center--August 4, 2004 InfoSec News (Aug 05)
• Linux Security Week - August 2nd 2004 InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• [ISN] IT departments must cope with Patriot Act, university CIO says InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• Mozilla puts bounty on bugs InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• 34 flaws found in Oracle database software InfoSec News (Aug 04)
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: 34 flaws found in Oracle database software InfoSec News (Aug 09)
  • Re: 34 flaws found in Oracle database software InfoSec News (Aug 11)
• REVIEW: "Official (ISC)^2 Guide to the CISSP Exam", Susan Hansche/John Berti/Chris Hare InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• ITL Bulletin for August 2004 InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• DEFCON 12: Feds Yes, Anarchy No InfoSec News (Aug 04)

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