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109 messages starting Nov 01 04 and ending Nov 30 04
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• Desktop Google Finds Holes InfoSec News (Nov 30)
• SCO Web site hack mocks company's legal claims InfoSec News (Nov 30)
• Govt looks to protect critical Aust IT systems InfoSec News (Nov 30)
• Linux Security Week - November 29th 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 30)
• ITL Bulletin for November 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 30)
• Failed Windows XP Upgrade Downs 60,000 UK Gov't PCs InfoSec News (Nov 29)
• The big Hiatus InfoSec News (Nov 29)
• A Burglary Foiled by Calls That Didn't Reach 911 InfoSec News (Nov 29)
• More security for Government PCs InfoSec News (Nov 29)
• ISPs 'must do more' to combat cybercrime InfoSec News (Nov 29)
• Lycos screensaver to blitz spam servers InfoSec News (Nov 29)
• Linux Advisory Watch - November 26th 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 29)
• Hackers Put Stolen Tax Police Database Up for Sale in Moscow InfoSec News (Nov 26)
• Hacker evidence could be accepted in court InfoSec News (Nov 26)
• CIA funds chatroom surveillance InfoSec News (Nov 26)
• Pointillist Protection InfoSec News (Nov 26)
• Virus names could be standardized InfoSec News (Nov 26)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-48 InfoSec News (Nov 26)
• How good is UK.gov at its own security agenda? InfoSec News (Nov 24)
• (Parody) - Congresswoman closes office over computer threat InfoSec News (Nov 24)
• Hidden gold in corporate clean-up InfoSec News (Nov 24)
• Hackers hijack county phones InfoSec News (Nov 24)
• Security bosses feel patch pain InfoSec News (Nov 23)
• IP VPNs save, but they can carry 'gotchas' InfoSec News (Nov 23)
• Hackers Pocket W16 Billion in Cyber Cash InfoSec News (Nov 23)
• U.S. security critic sues Japan for censorship InfoSec News (Nov 23)
• Mi2g responds to criticism over its security study InfoSec News (Nov 23)
• More funding needed for security R&D, IT committee says InfoSec News (Nov 22)
• New security standards to strengthen SCADA InfoSec News (Nov 22)
• Interior's CIO fights fires InfoSec News (Nov 22)
• Air Force to standardize Microsoft configurations InfoSec News (Nov 22)
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Air Force to standardize Microsoft configurations InfoSec News (Nov 26)
• Falk statement on Bofra attack InfoSec News (Nov 22)
• Bofra exploit hits The Register's ad serving supplier InfoSec News (Nov 22)
• Linux Advisory Watch - November 19th 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 22)
• Russian fined for virus-writing exploits InfoSec News (Nov 19)
• Under Phishing Attack, British Bank Shuts Down Some Services InfoSec News (Nov 19)
• Eight best practices for disaster recovery InfoSec News (Nov 19)
• Secrecy News -- 11/17/04 InfoSec News (Nov 19)
• Oracle announces quarterly patching schedule InfoSec News (Nov 19)
• Colleges easy prey to hackers InfoSec News (Nov 18)
• Hoosiers don't take cybercrime seriously InfoSec News (Nov 18)
• Petco settles charge it left customer data exposed InfoSec News (Nov 18)
• China boosting cyberwar ability InfoSec News (Nov 18)
• More security hiccups for IE InfoSec News (Nov 18)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-47 InfoSec News (Nov 18)
• The value of bad news InfoSec News (Nov 17)
• Mi2g defends its Linux claims InfoSec News (Nov 17)
• Hacker hire costs SecurePoint an ally InfoSec News (Nov 17)
• Critical W2K bug unpatched after 105 days InfoSec News (Nov 17)
• Sarbanes-Oxley kicks in InfoSec News (Nov 16)
• How to smash a home computer InfoSec News (Nov 16)
• Desktop search engines threaten SSL VPN security InfoSec News (Nov 16)
• Intercept Threats of Cisco IP Phones InfoSec News (Nov 16)
• BlackBerry prickles Department of Defence spooks InfoSec News (Nov 16)
• Annual Computer Security Conference reminder InfoSec News (Nov 16)
• Linux Security Week - November 15th 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 16)
• DARPA wants info about war ideas InfoSec News (Nov 15)
• Defendant: Microsoft source code sale was a setup InfoSec News (Nov 15)
• Japanese Government Bans Security Researcher's Speech InfoSec News (Nov 15)
• How a guy's gizmo spread fear at Fed InfoSec News (Nov 15)
• NSA honors security efforts InfoSec News (Nov 15)
• 'Hacking Exposed' author sees major threats ahead InfoSec News (Nov 11)
• Cyber crime tools could serve terrorists InfoSec News (Nov 11)
• My summer of war driving InfoSec News (Nov 11)
• Viruses exploit Microsoft patch cycle InfoSec News (Nov 11)
• Ex-cybersecurity chief calls on feds to step up efforts InfoSec News (Nov 11)
• Student charged with hacking into school's database, changing grades InfoSec News (Nov 11)
• Windows Forensics and Incident Recovery InfoSec News (Nov 10)
• New MyDoom variant exploits IE flaw InfoSec News (Nov 10)
• Boom times ahead for IT security profession InfoSec News (Nov 10)
• Domain transfer rules are a cyber squatter charter InfoSec News (Nov 10)
• Connecticut Man Accused of Selling Microsoft Code InfoSec News (Nov 10)
• Update: Some WLANs open to dictionary attack InfoSec News (Nov 09)
• New MyDoom draws on IE flaw to spread InfoSec News (Nov 09)
• The Sling And The Stone InfoSec News (Nov 09)
• Linux Security Week - November 8th 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 09)
• Finding your weakest link InfoSec News (Nov 09)
• Fixing the DHS cybersecurity gap InfoSec News (Nov 08)
• Velva Klaessy, government code breaker, dies at 88 InfoSec News (Nov 08)
• Term 'cyber-terrorism' damaging security investment, says ex-White House advisor InfoSec News (Nov 08)
• Experts Challenge Mi2g Security Study InfoSec News (Nov 08)
• E-gold Tracks Cisco Code Thief InfoSec News (Nov 08)
• Microsoft to help users prep for patching InfoSec News (Nov 05)
• Microsoft investigating reports of new IE hole InfoSec News (Nov 05)
• U.S. and Europe unprepared for cyber attack InfoSec News (Nov 05)
• FBI Pursuing More Cyber-Crime Cases InfoSec News (Nov 05)
• Outsourcing Information Security InfoSec News (Nov 05)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-45 InfoSec News (Nov 05)
• Online payment firm in DDoS drama InfoSec News (Nov 04)
• E.V. men accused in computer hacking ring InfoSec News (Nov 04)
• Hackers reopen stolen code store with Cisco wares InfoSec News (Nov 04)
• 16 candles for first Internet worm InfoSec News (Nov 04)
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: 16 candles for first Internet worm InfoSec News (Nov 05)
• Russian Denies Authoring "SoBig" Worm InfoSec News (Nov 03)
• Linux Security Week - November 1st 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 03)
• Stolen computers have Wells Fargo customer data InfoSec News (Nov 03)
• Dutch government takes legal action against DDoS attacker InfoSec News (Nov 03)
• Assessing Network Security InfoSec News (Nov 03)
• Oxford Uni 'hackers' suspended InfoSec News (Nov 02)
• Study: Lax laptop policies create security concerns InfoSec News (Nov 02)
• Secure state of mind InfoSec News (Nov 02)
• Old con tricks pose the 'greatest security risk' InfoSec News (Nov 02)
• Google plugs hole exposing Gmail mailboxes InfoSec News (Nov 02)
• RE: Second sight InfoSec News (Nov 01)
• Linux Advisory Watch - September 29th 2004 InfoSec News (Nov 01)
• Yoran and Spaf's Law InfoSec News (Nov 01)
• Security hole found in Gmail InfoSec News (Nov 01)
• Re: Bush website conspiracy theories darken skies InfoSec News (Nov 01)

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