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116 messages starting Jul 01 04 and ending Jul 29 04
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• Security UPDATE--Security Blog and Googling for Vulnerabilities--July 28, 2004 InfoSec News (Jul 29)
• The best-laid plans for protecting your data in a power failure InfoSec News (Jul 29)
• GAO finds information security compliance is sporadic InfoSec News (Jul 29)
• Survey Says Linux Hacks Are Rare InfoSec News (Jul 29)
• It's official: mi2g has no sense of humor InfoSec News (Jul 29)
• Secret of Cyber Defence Exercise 2004 InfoSec News (Jul 29)
• Report: Private Sector Too Wary Of Sharing Security Information InfoSec News (Jul 28)
• Linux Security Week - July 26th 2004 InfoSec News (Jul 28)
• DoubleClick downed by denial-of-service attack InfoSec News (Jul 28)
• Are P2P networks leaking military secrets? InfoSec News (Jul 28)
• "Fud, lies and libel" against (type any name here, I'll use mi2g) InfoSec News (Jul 26)
• Linux Advisory Watch - July 23rd 2004 InfoSec News (Jul 26)
• Global Hackers Test their Skills on Korean Computer Systems InfoSec News (Jul 26)
• Cybersecurity experts wanted InfoSec News (Jul 26)
• Energy halts use of classified discs, drives InfoSec News (Jul 26)
• Richard Thieme's Islands in the Clickstream. THE BOOK. InfoSec News (Jul 26)
• REVIEW: "Defend I.T.", Ajay Gupta/Scott Laliberte InfoSec News (Jul 23)
• mi2g attacks "so-called" security sites InfoSec News (Jul 23)
• Laptops at the FleetCenter at risk of breaches, attack InfoSec News (Jul 23)
• Report Faults Cyber-Security InfoSec News (Jul 23)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-30 InfoSec News (Jul 23)
• Security UPDATE--Security Writers Web Site--July 21, 2004 InfoSec News (Jul 22)
• Internet Extortion Ring Smashed InfoSec News (Jul 22)
• Prominent database company hacked again InfoSec News (Jul 22)
• Book excerpt: High-Tech Crimes Revealed: Cyberwar Stories from the Digital Front InfoSec News (Jul 22)
• Experts: Cybersecurity needs education, standards, partnerships InfoSec News (Jul 22)
• Big companies employing snoopers for staff email InfoSec News (Jul 21)
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  • Re: Big companies employing snoopers for staff email InfoSec News (Jul 23)
  • Re: Big companies employing snoopers for staff email InfoSec News (Jul 26)
• New Bagle, MyDoom variants roil Internet InfoSec News (Jul 21)
• E-mail security problems reported at Los Alamos National Lab InfoSec News (Jul 21)
• Man charged with hacking U.S. computers InfoSec News (Jul 20)
• Stolen code shop back in business - on Usenet InfoSec News (Jul 20)
• Report: Contractors Upgrading IRS Systems Put Taxpayer Data At Risk InfoSec News (Jul 20)
• Hackers and establishment to mingle at DEFCON InfoSec News (Jul 20)
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  • Re: Hackers and establishment to mingle at DEFCON InfoSec News (Jul 22)
  • Re: Hackers and establishment to mingle at DEFCON InfoSec News (Jul 28)
• First Windows CE virus emerges InfoSec News (Jul 20)
• Chinese hackers attack Taiwan military news agency ahead of drill InfoSec News (Jul 20)
• Linux Security Week - July 19, 2004 InfoSec News (Jul 20)
• Heathrow Airport Anti-Terror Plans 'Found in Road' InfoSec News (Jul 19)
• DEF CON 11 Media is now ON-LINE InfoSec News (Jul 19)
• Re: From the Strange File: Archive.org Hacking in Civil Lawsuit? InfoSec News (Jul 19)
• Linux Advisory Watch - July 16, 2004 InfoSec News (Jul 19)
• Hacker Lamo Sentenced To Home Detention InfoSec News (Jul 16)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-29 InfoSec News (Jul 16)
• Forensic computing uncloaks industrial espionage InfoSec News (Jul 16)
• California Department of Insurance Computer Hacked, Agents Notified InfoSec News (Jul 16)
• Chinese Hacker May be PLA InfoSec News (Jul 16)
• Los Alamos Halts All of Its Classified Research After Data Vanishes InfoSec News (Jul 16)
• [ISN] Security UPDATE--More Bugs and Preemptive Fixes--July 14, 2004 InfoSec News (Jul 16)
• Hactivism and How It Got Here InfoSec News (Jul 15)
• MS hatches July patch batch InfoSec News (Jul 15)
• Executives Still Open File Attachments InfoSec News (Jul 15)
• U.S. Command Denies Hacker Attacks on Its Computer Systems InfoSec News (Jul 15)
• Al Qaeda Messages Posted on U.S. Server William Knowles (Jul 15)
• Gov't, Private Sectors Exposed to Chinese Hacker Attacks InfoSec News (Jul 14)
• Microsoft Releases New Batch of Patches InfoSec News (Jul 14)
• GCHQ code challenge cracked by internet chatterers InfoSec News (Jul 14)
• UK military denies ban on iPods InfoSec News (Jul 14)
• Hackers breached Defence Department computers: report on security lapses InfoSec News (Jul 13)
• New York man indicted for hacking into Verizon computers InfoSec News (Jul 13)
• Group Offers to Sell Supposed Dragon IDS Code InfoSec News (Jul 13)
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  • Re: Group Offers to Sell Supposed Dragon IDS Code InfoSec News (Jul 15)
• More classified devices go missing at Los Alamos InfoSec News (Jul 13)
• Microsoft products also vulnerable to Mozilla flaw InfoSec News (Jul 13)
• From the Strange File: Archive.org Hacking in Civil Lawsuit? InfoSec News (Jul 13)
• 'Easter egg' cheats cracking casinos? InfoSec News (Jul 13)
• Linux Security Week - July 12, 2004 InfoSec News (Jul 13)
• REVIEW: "Bluetooth Security", Christian Gehrmann/Joakim Persson/Ben Smeets InfoSec News (Jul 13)
• PHRACK #62 HAS BEEN RELEASED InfoSec News (Jul 13)
• For Hackers, Shop Talk, a Warning and Advice InfoSec News (Jul 12)
• Alleged hacker is Microsoft employee InfoSec News (Jul 12)
• Linux Advisory Watch - July 9, 2004 InfoSec News (Jul 12)
• CASE STUDY PROPOSALS STILL BEING ACCEPTED (ACSAC 20) InfoSec News (Jul 12)
• ITL Bulletin for July 2004 InfoSec News (Jul 09)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-28 InfoSec News (Jul 09)
• Microsoft to pitch security as 'competitive advantage' InfoSec News (Jul 09)
• Guilty plea on computer hacking InfoSec News (Jul 09)
• NIST helps on security budgets InfoSec News (Jul 09)
• Security hole found in Mozilla browser InfoSec News (Jul 09)
• VoIP hackers gut Caller ID InfoSec News (Jul 08)
• Lax data security seen at many Japanese companies InfoSec News (Jul 08)
• Two more from NIST InfoSec News (Jul 08)
• IE Exploit Attacks Another Piece of ActiveX InfoSec News (Jul 08)
• Security UPDATE-- Disabling the ADODB.Stream Object--July 7, 2004 InfoSec News (Jul 08)
• REVIEW: "Network Security Jumpstart", Matthew Strebe InfoSec News (Jul 07)
• Govt scores poorly in security test InfoSec News (Jul 07)
• Applying Pressure InfoSec News (Jul 07)
• Wendy's Drive-up Order System Information Disclosure InfoSec News (Jul 07)
• CA sued (again): This time for $800m InfoSec News (Jul 07)
• iPod is latest security risk for business, say analysts InfoSec News (Jul 06)
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  • Re: iPod is latest security risk for business, say analysts InfoSec News (Jul 08)
• Call for donations! William Knowles (Jul 06)
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  • Call for donations! William Knowles (Jul 07)
• Linux Security Week - July 5, 2004 InfoSec News (Jul 06)
• US Air Force unveils cyberwar swords & shields InfoSec News (Jul 06)
• SSH Users beware: The hazards of X11 forwarding InfoSec News (Jul 06)
• Microsoft's browser dominance at risk as experts warn of security holes InfoSec News (Jul 06)
• Usenix: Experts debate security through diversity InfoSec News (Jul 02)
• Homeland Security Rapped On Wireless Security InfoSec News (Jul 02)
• Military clashes with Coca-Cola over electronics used in promotion InfoSec News (Jul 02)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-27 InfoSec News (Jul 02)
• Hackers target DND computers, break into network William Knowles (Jul 02)
• High school students charged with hacking into psychologist's computer InfoSec News (Jul 01)
• Computer crime laws need updating InfoSec News (Jul 01)
• Experts agree on method, not scope of IIS attacks InfoSec News (Jul 01)
• PC World sells "new" hard drive with personal data on InfoSec News (Jul 01)
• E-Mail Snooping Ruled Permissible InfoSec News (Jul 01)
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  • Re: E-Mail Snooping Ruled Permissible InfoSec News (Jul 02)
    • RE: E-Mail Snooping Ruled Permissible Cory D (Jul 06)
  • Re: E-Mail Snooping Ruled Permissible InfoSec News (Jul 06)
  • RE: E-Mail Snooping Ruled Permissible Denning, Dorothy USA (Jul 07)
  • RE: E-Mail Snooping Ruled Permissible InfoSec News (Jul 08)
  • RE: E-Mail Snooping Ruled Permissible Denning, Dorothy USA (Jul 09)
• Security UPDATE--Combined Attack Methods--June 30, 2004 InfoSec News (Jul 01)

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