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141 messages starting Jun 01 04 and ending Jun 30 04
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• Campaign Sites Lack Security InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• Seven habits of highly secure companies InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• US-CERT: Beware of IE InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• NIST aims to ease XP security setup InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• Another big Apache hole found InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• ISTS TAG R&D Agenda Release InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• REVIEW: "Exploiting Software", Greg Hoglund/Gary McGraw InfoSec News (Jun 29)
• ISO endorses key security certification InfoSec News (Jun 29)
• Linux Security Week - June 28, 2004 InfoSec News (Jun 29)
• Security: The root of the problem InfoSec News (Jun 29)
• Jail for Playboy blackmailer InfoSec News (Jun 29)
• Microsoft Blames Hackers, Not Vulnerability, For Web Attack InfoSec News (Jun 29)
• Wi-Fi hopper guilty of cyber-extortion InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• DoS Attack May Tap Web Graphics Flaw InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• Gates fussy over security in Sydney InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• S. Korea to create cyber terrorism unit InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• Stephen Northcutt is sadly mistaken InfoSec News (Jun 28)
  • RE: Stephen Northcutt is sadly mistaken Christopher Lee (Jun 29)
• Security UPDATE--Mobile Computing Security Through Obscurity--June 23, 2004 InfoSec News (Jun 25)
• Stephen Northcutt needs your help InfoSec News (Jun 25)
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  • Re: Stephen Northcutt needs your help InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• Hackers Attack Through Popular Web Sites InfoSec News (Jun 25)
• Police: Thief was unaware of laptop's secret data InfoSec News (Jun 25)
• AOL Employee Charged in Theft Of Screen Names InfoSec News (Jun 24)
• Top Navy officials say security will not be compromised in new network InfoSec News (Jun 24)
• Security qualification makes the grade InfoSec News (Jun 24)
• Feds urge secrecy over network outages InfoSec News (Jun 24)
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  • Re: Feds urge secrecy over network outages InfoSec News (Jun 25)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-26 InfoSec News (Jun 24)
• EEYE: DoD selects eEye as enterprise wide Vulnerability Management solution... Marc Maiffret (Jun 24)
• Largest ISPs Attack 'Zombies' InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• LayerOne Hacking Exposed InfoSec News (Jun 23)
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  • RE: LayerOne Hacking Exposed InfoSec News (Jun 25)
• Holes found in IBM's PC support control InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• Book Review: Network Security Architectures by Sean Convery InfoSec News (Jun 23)
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  • Re: Book Review: Network Security Architectures by Sean Convery InfoSec News (Jun 25)
• PRC surfers hack into DPP Web site William Knowles (Jun 23)
• Network Associates Up For Sale, Sources Say InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• City firms still failing to guard WLans InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Report shows holes in cybersecurity plan InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Akamai Attack Reveals Increased Sophistication InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• REVIEW: "Information Security Risk Analysis", Thomas R. Peltier InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Linux Security Week - June 21, 2004 InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• RAID 2004 - Call for Participation Yves . Roudier (Jun 22)
• ESORICS 2004 - Call for Participation Yves . Roudier (Jun 22)
• Linux Advisory Watch - June 18, 2004 InfoSec News (Jun 21)
• pacsec.jp/core04 Call For Papers InfoSec News (Jun 21)
• Stealth wallpaper could keep LANs secure InfoSec News (Jun 21)
• Book review: The Zenith Angle by Bruce Sterling InfoSec News (Jun 21)
• Security Managers Could Face Court Penalties InfoSec News (Jun 21)
• Hackers Strike Six State Agencies InfoSec News (Jun 21)
• Web-security group seeks to plant its flag in San Antonio InfoSec News (Jun 21)
• Vendor Claims Hackers Can Hijack Hotspot Authentication InfoSec News (Jun 18)
• US firm spread hostage video InfoSec News (Jun 18)
• Q&A: Tom Leighton, chief scientist at Akamai InfoSec News (Jun 17)
• Thieves Steal Computers at Hong Kong Fair InfoSec News (Jun 17)
• Security UPDATE--More About Wi-Fi Security--June 16, 2004 InfoSec News (Jun 17)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-25 InfoSec News (Jun 17)
• Nine PCs stolen from NHS hospital InfoSec News (Jun 17)
• Beijing wages cyberwar against DPP headquarters William Knowles (Jun 17)
• First mobile phone virus discovered InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Feds' IT Security Spending Growth Set For Slowdown InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Putnam, Davis, propose Clinger-Cohen amendment InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Blackout hits major Web sites InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• ITL Bulletin for June 2004 InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Gambling on Voting InfoSec News (Jun 15)
• New Linux Security Hole Found InfoSec News (Jun 15)
• Hackers target government holes InfoSec News (Jun 15)
• OPM outlines four steps for IT security training InfoSec News (Jun 15)
• Apple Makes Its Case for Security InfoSec News (Jun 15)
• Electronic jihad: Web sites featuring calls to arms, video of attacks InfoSec News (Jun 15)
• Linux Security Week - June 14th 2004 InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Indian outsourcers push to boost data security InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• KISA-Microsoft Alliance Signed InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Jury acquits man of charges he used Net to promote terrorism InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Hacker offers to shut Putin's website InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• The Fourth WorldWide WarDrive is Underway InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Linux Advisory Watch - June 11th 2004 InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Hackers prey on Internet banking InfoSec News (Jun 11)
• Shortage of computer security experts hampers agencies InfoSec News (Jun 11)
• DHS Issues Oracle Warning InfoSec News (Jun 11)
• Inside the insider threat InfoSec News (Jun 11)
• UCLA laptop theft exposes ID info InfoSec News (Jun 11)
• Valve announces Half-Life 2 code theft arrests InfoSec News (Jun 11)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-24 InfoSec News (Jun 11)
• Security UPDATE--Checking Up on Products--June 9, 2004 InfoSec News (Jun 10)
• CSO survey: Companies lack plans in case of terrorist attacks InfoSec News (Jun 10)
• CFP: Tridentcom 2005 InfoSec News (Jun 10)
• Internet Explorer carved up by zero-day hole InfoSec News (Jun 10)
• Apple security patch problems fixed InfoSec News (Jun 10)
• Internet Security Systems CTO Steps Down InfoSec News (Jun 10)
• 'Counterstrike software' for hackers InfoSec News (Jun 10)
• [ISN] ACM SAC'05 TRECK Track Preliminary CFP: Trust, Recommendations, Evidence and other Collaboration Know-how Jm Seigneur (Jun 10)
• The ease of (ab)using X11, Part 2 InfoSec News (Jun 09)
• Illiterate Trojan found in wild InfoSec News (Jun 09)
• Microsoft releases monthly security patches InfoSec News (Jun 09)
• Internet needs law enforcement, author says William Knowles (Jun 09)
• Confusion surrounds Cisco-Linksys wireless hole InfoSec News (Jun 08)
• First quantum cryptography network unveiled InfoSec News (Jun 08)
• Oops! Firm accidentally eBays customer database InfoSec News (Jun 08)
• Wireless Hackers Leave No Tracks InfoSec News (Jun 08)
• Security Expected To Take A Larger Bite Out Of IT Budgets InfoSec News (Jun 08)
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  • Re: Security Expected To Take A Larger Bite Out Of IT Budgets InfoSec News (Jun 09)
• Experts Call for Raising Awareness About IT Security InfoSec News (Jun 08)
• Linux Security Week - June 7th 2004 InfoSec News (Jun 08)
• Worst-Case Worm Could Rack Up $50 Billion In U.S. Damages InfoSec News (Jun 07)
• Wardriver pleads guilty in Lowes WiFi hacks InfoSec News (Jun 07)
• Microsoft bars Windows pirates InfoSec News (Jun 07)
• Linux Advisory Watch - June 4th 2004 InfoSec News (Jun 07)
• Bank glitch leaves 10 million Canadians without paycheque InfoSec News (Jun 07)
• Panel: Do not outsource all security InfoSec News (Jun 04)
• Revenge-seeking university employee hacks into server InfoSec News (Jun 04)
• Security cert body gives lesson in insecurity InfoSec News (Jun 04)
• Yorker advises Greeks on Olympic security InfoSec News (Jun 04)
• Re: [Vmyths.com ALERT] mi2g predicts ''catastrophic'' attack in 2004 InfoSec News (Jun 04)
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  • RE: [Vmyths.com ALERT] mi2g predicts ''catastrophic'' attack in 2004 InfoSec News (Jun 07)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-23 InfoSec News (Jun 04)
• Expert calls for better security William Knowles (Jun 04)
• Sun to open source Solaris InfoSec News (Jun 03)
• [Vmyths.com ALERT] mi2g predicts ''catastrophic'' attack in 2004 InfoSec News (Jun 03)
• Security UPDATE--Email Filtering--June 2, 2004 InfoSec News (Jun 03)
• Simple passwords no longer suffice InfoSec News (Jun 03)
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  • RE: Simple passwords no longer suffice InfoSec News (Jun 04)
• Catching a Virus Writer InfoSec News (Jun 03)
• E-mail Confidential InfoSec News (Jun 03)
• Book review: "Computer Security for the Home and Small Office" by Thomas C. Greene InfoSec News (Jun 02)
• Insecure at Softbank InfoSec News (Jun 02)
• Linksys routers may be open to remote sniffing InfoSec News (Jun 02)
• Cyber-Cops Outgunned InfoSec News (Jun 02)
• OSVDB Post Go-Live Update, 3000 Stable Entries InfoSec News (Jun 02)
• Visual Enterprise Security/Fatum Agent 2.0.10 Beta Test Announcement Eric Knight (Jun 02)
• FDIC info security lacking, GAO finds InfoSec News (Jun 01)
• Six ways to justify security training InfoSec News (Jun 01)
• Re: On the Other hand: Re: Auditors warn of foreign risks to weapons software InfoSec News (Jun 01)
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  • Re: On the Other hand: Re: Auditors warn of foreign risks to weapons software InfoSec News (Jun 02)
    • Re: On the Other hand: Re: Auditors warn of foreign risks to weapons software brennan stewart (Jun 03)
• RE: North Korea operating computer-hacking unit InfoSec News (Jun 01)
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  • Re: North Korea operating computer-hacking unit InfoSec News (Jun 01)
• Department of Defense Releases FY04 Report to Congress on PRC Military Power InfoSec News (Jun 01)
• Linux Security Week - May 31st 2004 InfoSec News (Jun 01)
• Missing: A Laptop of DEA Informants InfoSec News (Jun 01)

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