Information Security News: by thread

Desktop Google Finds Holes InfoSec News (Nov 29 2004)
SCO Web site hack mocks company's legal claims InfoSec News (Nov 29 2004)
Govt looks to protect critical Aust IT systems InfoSec News (Nov 29 2004)
Linux Security Week - November 29th 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 29 2004)
ITL Bulletin for November 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 29 2004)
Failed Windows XP Upgrade Downs 60,000 UK Gov't PCs InfoSec News (Nov 28 2004)
The big Hiatus InfoSec News (Nov 28 2004)
A Burglary Foiled by Calls That Didn't Reach 911 InfoSec News (Nov 28 2004)
More security for Government PCs InfoSec News (Nov 28 2004)
ISPs 'must do more' to combat cybercrime InfoSec News (Nov 28 2004)
Lycos screensaver to blitz spam servers InfoSec News (Nov 28 2004)
Linux Advisory Watch - November 26th 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 28 2004)
Hackers Put Stolen Tax Police Database Up for Sale in Moscow InfoSec News (Nov 25 2004)
Hacker evidence could be accepted in court InfoSec News (Nov 25 2004)
CIA funds chatroom surveillance InfoSec News (Nov 25 2004)
Pointillist Protection InfoSec News (Nov 25 2004)
Virus names could be standardized InfoSec News (Nov 25 2004)
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-48 InfoSec News (Nov 25 2004)
Re: Air Force to standardize Microsoft configurations InfoSec News (Nov 25 2004)
How good is UK.gov at its own security agenda? InfoSec News (Nov 24 2004)
(Parody) - Congresswoman closes office over computer threat InfoSec News (Nov 24 2004)
Hidden gold in corporate clean-up InfoSec News (Nov 24 2004)
Hackers hijack county phones InfoSec News (Nov 24 2004)
Security bosses feel patch pain InfoSec News (Nov 23 2004)
IP VPNs save, but they can carry 'gotchas' InfoSec News (Nov 23 2004)
Hackers Pocket W16 Billion in Cyber Cash InfoSec News (Nov 23 2004)
U.S. security critic sues Japan for censorship InfoSec News (Nov 23 2004)
Mi2g responds to criticism over its security study InfoSec News (Nov 23 2004)
More funding needed for security R&D, IT committee says InfoSec News (Nov 22 2004)
New security standards to strengthen SCADA InfoSec News (Nov 22 2004)
Interior's CIO fights fires InfoSec News (Nov 22 2004)
Air Force to standardize Microsoft configurations InfoSec News (Nov 22 2004)
Falk statement on Bofra attack InfoSec News (Nov 22 2004)
Bofra exploit hits The Register's ad serving supplier InfoSec News (Nov 22 2004)
Linux Advisory Watch - November 19th 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 22 2004)
Russian fined for virus-writing exploits InfoSec News (Nov 19 2004)
Under Phishing Attack, British Bank Shuts Down Some Services InfoSec News (Nov 19 2004)
Eight best practices for disaster recovery InfoSec News (Nov 19 2004)
Secrecy News -- 11/17/04 InfoSec News (Nov 19 2004)
Oracle announces quarterly patching schedule InfoSec News (Nov 19 2004)
Colleges easy prey to hackers InfoSec News (Nov 18 2004)
Hoosiers don't take cybercrime seriously InfoSec News (Nov 18 2004)
Petco settles charge it left customer data exposed InfoSec News (Nov 18 2004)
China boosting cyberwar ability InfoSec News (Nov 18 2004)
More security hiccups for IE InfoSec News (Nov 18 2004)
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-47 InfoSec News (Nov 18 2004)
The value of bad news InfoSec News (Nov 17 2004)
Mi2g defends its Linux claims InfoSec News (Nov 17 2004)
Hacker hire costs SecurePoint an ally InfoSec News (Nov 17 2004)
Critical W2K bug unpatched after 105 days InfoSec News (Nov 17 2004)
Sarbanes-Oxley kicks in InfoSec News (Nov 16 2004)
How to smash a home computer InfoSec News (Nov 16 2004)
Desktop search engines threaten SSL VPN security InfoSec News (Nov 16 2004)
Intercept Threats of Cisco IP Phones InfoSec News (Nov 16 2004)
BlackBerry prickles Department of Defence spooks InfoSec News (Nov 16 2004)
Annual Computer Security Conference reminder InfoSec News (Nov 16 2004)
Linux Security Week - November 15th 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 16 2004)
DARPA wants info about war ideas InfoSec News (Nov 15 2004)
Defendant: Microsoft source code sale was a setup InfoSec News (Nov 15 2004)
Japanese Government Bans Security Researcher's Speech InfoSec News (Nov 15 2004)
How a guy's gizmo spread fear at Fed InfoSec News (Nov 15 2004)
NSA honors security efforts InfoSec News (Nov 15 2004)
'Hacking Exposed' author sees major threats ahead InfoSec News (Nov 11 2004)
Cyber crime tools could serve terrorists InfoSec News (Nov 11 2004)
My summer of war driving InfoSec News (Nov 11 2004)
Viruses exploit Microsoft patch cycle InfoSec News (Nov 11 2004)
Ex-cybersecurity chief calls on feds to step up efforts InfoSec News (Nov 11 2004)
Student charged with hacking into school's database, changing grades InfoSec News (Nov 11 2004)
Security UPDATE--Blacklists Decrease Spam--November 10, 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 11 2004)
Windows Forensics and Incident Recovery InfoSec News (Nov 10 2004)
New MyDoom variant exploits IE flaw InfoSec News (Nov 10 2004)
Boom times ahead for IT security profession InfoSec News (Nov 10 2004)
Domain transfer rules are a cyber squatter charter InfoSec News (Nov 10 2004)
Connecticut Man Accused of Selling Microsoft Code InfoSec News (Nov 10 2004)
Update: Some WLANs open to dictionary attack InfoSec News (Nov 09 2004)
New MyDoom draws on IE flaw to spread InfoSec News (Nov 09 2004)
The Sling And The Stone InfoSec News (Nov 09 2004)
Linux Security Week - November 8th 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 09 2004)
Finding your weakest link InfoSec News (Nov 09 2004)
Fixing the DHS cybersecurity gap InfoSec News (Nov 08 2004)
Velva Klaessy, government code breaker, dies at 88 InfoSec News (Nov 08 2004)
Term 'cyber-terrorism' damaging security investment, says ex-White House advisor InfoSec News (Nov 08 2004)
Experts Challenge Mi2g Security Study InfoSec News (Nov 08 2004)
E-gold Tracks Cisco Code Thief InfoSec News (Nov 08 2004)
Microsoft to help users prep for patching InfoSec News (Nov 05 2004)
Microsoft investigating reports of new IE hole InfoSec News (Nov 05 2004)
Re: 16 candles for first Internet worm InfoSec News (Nov 05 2004)
U.S. and Europe unprepared for cyber attack InfoSec News (Nov 05 2004)
FBI Pursuing More Cyber-Crime Cases InfoSec News (Nov 05 2004)
Outsourcing Information Security InfoSec News (Nov 05 2004)
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-45 InfoSec News (Nov 05 2004)
Online payment firm in DDoS drama InfoSec News (Nov 04 2004)
Security UPDATE--Mathematical Strength of Passphrases--November 3, 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 04 2004)
E.V. men accused in computer hacking ring InfoSec News (Nov 04 2004)
Hackers reopen stolen code store with Cisco wares InfoSec News (Nov 04 2004)
16 candles for first Internet worm InfoSec News (Nov 04 2004)
Russian Denies Authoring "SoBig" Worm InfoSec News (Nov 03 2004)
Linux Security Week - November 1st 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 03 2004)
Stolen computers have Wells Fargo customer data InfoSec News (Nov 03 2004)
Dutch government takes legal action against DDoS attacker InfoSec News (Nov 03 2004)
Assessing Network Security InfoSec News (Nov 03 2004)
Oxford Uni 'hackers' suspended InfoSec News (Nov 02 2004)
Study: Lax laptop policies create security concerns InfoSec News (Nov 02 2004)
Secure state of mind InfoSec News (Nov 02 2004)
Old con tricks pose the 'greatest security risk' InfoSec News (Nov 02 2004)
Google plugs hole exposing Gmail mailboxes InfoSec News (Nov 02 2004)
RE: Second sight InfoSec News (Nov 01 2004)
Linux Advisory Watch - September 29th 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 01 2004)
Yoran and Spaf's Law InfoSec News (Nov 01 2004)
Security hole found in Gmail InfoSec News (Nov 01 2004)
Re: Bush website conspiracy theories darken skies InfoSec News (Nov 01 2004)