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102 messages starting Oct 01 04 and ending Oct 29 04
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• Net extortionists in child porn threat InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Secret Service busts online organized crime ring InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Report: DHS has 'significant deficiency' in info security InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• ITL Bulletin for October 2004 InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-44 InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Deleting Online Extortion InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• Hospital computer failure could be hackers, board told InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• Bush website conspiracy theories darken skies InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• NIAP chief touts Common Criteria InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• Hacking: the must-have business tool InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• Professor 'horrified' by poor security InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• Calling for participants Capture The Flag Event NYC InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• A chief who lacks clout InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• IBM offers companies monthly security report InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Mac users face rare threat InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• CanSecWest/core05 Call for Papers - May 4-6 2005 - Deadline December 6 2004 InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Scan design called portal for hackers InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Hackers post achievements online InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Hackers stop Guardian campaign InfoSec News (Oct 25)
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  • Re: Hackers stop Guardian campaign InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Report: Corporate security undermined by lack of cooperation InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Second sight InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Hacker's method found InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Linux Advisory Watch - October 22nd 2004 InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Security for Internet Users Deemed Weak InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• High-Tech Crimes Revealed: An Interview with Stephen Branigan InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Hospital's computer security given poor grade in April report InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Source code thefts, hacking on the rise InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-43 InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Five mistakes of log analysis InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Purdue computer system hacked InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Presidential candidates differ in IT questionnaire InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• 50 hackers 'stole' $28m InfoSec News (Oct 21)
• ATMs in peril from computer worms? InfoSec News (Oct 21)
• New IE Bugs Open Up XP SP2 To Attack InfoSec News (Oct 21)
• Google fixes security hole InfoSec News (Oct 21)
• What your CEO thinks about security (and how to change it) InfoSec News (Oct 21)
• Hackers' product recall message 'sabotage' - Aria Farm InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• Computer hacker gets prison term InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• Hacker Hits California University Computer InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• UK preps major security awareness campaign InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• Worldwide Phishing Attacks May Stem from Few Sources InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• 2-Fingerprint Border ID System Called Inadequate InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• NZ jails Aussie bank hacker InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• FEEDBACK: Expert: Online extortion growing more common InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• RE: On Trial - Prosecuting cybercrime puts your organization--andyour security--on the hot seat. InfoSec News (Oct 20)
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  • RE: On Trial - Prosecuting cybercrime puts your organization--andyour security--on the hot seat. InfoSec News (Oct 21)
• REVIEW: "Network Security Assessment", Chris McNab InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Linux Advisory Watch - October 15th 2004 InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Feds create new force to fight cyber-terrorism InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• NSA plots software center InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• On Trial - Prosecuting cybercrime puts your organization--and your security--on the hot seat. InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Infowarrior-L Subscriber Refresh InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Thoughts About "Protection Against BIND" InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• Oracle Warns of Critical Exploits InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• 'Trustworthiness' still a goal for Microsoft InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-42 InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• India, U.S. discuss anti-hacker alerts InfoSec News (Oct 14)
• Prosecutor resigns over hacked PC InfoSec News (Oct 14)
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  • Re: Prosecutor resigns over hacked PC InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• Microsoft security chief quits UK role InfoSec News (Oct 14)
• NSA: Global grid will have data assurance baked in InfoSec News (Oct 14)
• Bad Protocol - Freedom to Tinker InfoSec News (Oct 14)
• Enterprise security is worst ever, experts say InfoSec News (Oct 14)
• Microsoft Patch Rollout Addresses A Dozen Flaws, Nine of Them 'Critical' InfoSec News (Oct 13)
• Companies risk security by not introducing wireless InfoSec News (Oct 13)
• Cyber-Security to Get Higher-Profile Leader InfoSec News (Oct 13)
• Foreign Police Vying to Learn Cyber Crime Investigation Skills InfoSec News (Oct 13)
• REVIEW: "A Practical Guide to Managing Information Security", Steve Purser InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Schmidt to take greater role in U.S. cybersecurity InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Push Microsoft for W2K security, Gartner says InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• NIST details minimum security controls InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Top Korean Hacker Arrested InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• The IT security vuln league table of fear InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Linux Security Week - October 11th 2004 InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Howard Schmidt returns to DHS as USCERT head InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-41 InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Microsoft Probes Flaw in ASP.NET InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Security concerns put MSN Messenger beta on hold InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Linux Advisory Watch - October 8th 2004 InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Expert: Online extortion growing more common InfoSec News (Oct 09)
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  • Re: Expert: Online extortion growing more common InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Purdy Tapped as Cyber-Security Director InfoSec News (Oct 07)
• Global firms 'lax on information security' InfoSec News (Oct 07)
• Wanted: Simple home security InfoSec News (Oct 07)
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  • Re: Wanted: Simple home security InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• CodeCon 2005 Call for Papers InfoSec News (Oct 07)
• Know your enemy InfoSec News (Oct 06)
• Dutch government sites attacked InfoSec News (Oct 06)
• Official's departure revives push for promoting DHS cyber chief InfoSec News (Oct 06)
• When is secure FTP not secure? When it reaches your network InfoSec News (Oct 06)
• REVIEW: "Open Source Software Law", Rod Dixon InfoSec News (Oct 06)
• U.S. cybersecurity chief abruptly resigns, cites frustration InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• REVIEW: "Biometrics for Network Security", Paul Reid InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Rise of the CISO InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Linux Security Week - October 4th 2004 InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• WorldPay struggles under DDoS attack (again) InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Katie Bar The Door! InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Toorcon 2004 Brings Hackers to Sunny San Diego InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• DOE hacked 199 times last year InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Glitch opens access to kids' records InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Ron Santo/JDRF Walk on Sunday! InfoSec News (Oct 01)

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