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144 messages starting Aug 03 05 and ending Aug 31 05
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• Cyber police gather at Hyatt InfoSec News (Aug 31)
• Pitt offers courses in cyber security InfoSec News (Aug 31)
• CSU: Computer holding student financial data breached InfoSec News (Aug 31)
• Microsoft Investigates New IE Hole InfoSec News (Aug 31)
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  • Microsoft Investigates New IE Hole InfoSec News (Aug 31)
• Accused Zotob Hacker May Be Behind 21 Other Worms InfoSec News (Aug 31)
• Compliance taking over IT security chiefs' schedules InfoSec News (Aug 31)
• I was a teenage crybercriminal InfoSec News (Aug 31)
• Cal State combats thieves in cyberspace InfoSec News (Aug 30)
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  • Re: Cal State combats thieves in cyberspace InfoSec News (Aug 31)
• Arrested Zotob Hacker Also Wrote Mytob Worms InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• Safeguarding IT against the next Katrina InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• IT draft law deletes‘"hacking" in Indi a InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• Reports: Long Registry Names Could Hide Malware InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• Revised CICA 5900 standards and CICA 5310 (services organizations) set for approval on January 1st, 2006 InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• ITL Bulletin for August 2005 InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• The Invasion of the Chinese Cyberspies (And the Man Who Tried to Stop Them) InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• Linux Security Week - August 29th 2005 InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• UK court approves extradition of Trojan Horse couple InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• 5 indicted in spyware e-mail case InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• Two Suspected in Computer Worm Attacks Are Arrested InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• States face difficulties keeping up with cyberthreats InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• LANL computers weather daily cyber assaults InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• Islamists seek to organize hackers' jihad in cyberspace InfoSec News (Aug 26)
• Internet sieges can cost businesses a bundle InfoSec News (Aug 26)
• DOD's 'Manhattan Project' InfoSec News (Aug 26)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-34 InfoSec News (Aug 26)
• Book review: SPIES AMONG US InfoSec News (Aug 26)
• 40,000 euros offered for identities of online blackmailers InfoSec News (Aug 26)
• New Cybersecurity Center To Warn Law Enforcement Of Critical Infrastructure Attacks InfoSec News (Aug 26)
• IM worm speaks your language InfoSec News (Aug 25)
• From Melissa to Zotob: 10 Years of Windows Worms InfoSec News (Aug 25)
• Hackers' Chinese Staging Ground InfoSec News (Aug 25)
• Security UPDATE -- Proactive Honeypots, Part 2 -- August 24, 2005 InfoSec News (Aug 25)
• Cisco warns of sensor flaw InfoSec News (Aug 25)
• Zotob worm hole also affects Windows XP InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• PHP hit by another critical flaw InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• Finnish Wi-Fi bank robber snaffled by own laptop InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• Schoolboy Detained for Hacking Russian State Banks Website InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• REVIEW: "CISSP Practice Questions Exam Cram 2", Michael C. Gregg InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• Sarbanes-Oxley seen as biggest IT time waster InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• Hotel hacking could pump smut into every room InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• TOORCON 7 LINEUP FINALIZED & PRE-REGISTRATION ENDING InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• The new Trojan war InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• Hackers Beating Efforts to Patch Software Flaws InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• More worms likely: expert InfoSec News (Aug 22)
• SHA-1 compromised further InfoSec News (Aug 22)
• Cisco issues hacker patch InfoSec News (Aug 22)
• Air Force investigates data breach InfoSec News (Aug 22)
• Men Charged With Changing College Grades For Cash, Sex InfoSec News (Aug 22)
• Security Firm: Oracle Opatch Leaves Firms Uncovered InfoSec News (Aug 22)
• Virus Shuts Down Customs Computer System InfoSec News (Aug 22)
• Gmail, MSN, Flikr... struck by security hole InfoSec News (Aug 19)
• IE flaw affects Office, Visual Studio users InfoSec News (Aug 19)
• Worms meet corporations in legal minefield InfoSec News (Aug 19)
• Zotob, PnP Worms Slam 13 DaimlerChrysler Plants InfoSec News (Aug 19)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-33 InfoSec News (Aug 19)
• Comcast Files Suit Against Ex-Manager InfoSec News (Aug 19)
• Purdue nurtures cyber infrastructure InfoSec News (Aug 19)
• India Blocks Chinese Telecom Expansion, Citing Security InfoSec News (Aug 18)
• CERT: Zotob, esbot not major attacks InfoSec News (Aug 18)
• Seller of AOL Data Is Sentenced InfoSec News (Aug 18)
• Adware Firm Accuses 7 Distributors of Using 'Botnets' InfoSec News (Aug 18)
• IT infrastructures could be battlefields of future wars InfoSec News (Aug 18)
• Watch out for worm wars InfoSec News (Aug 18)
• 'Spear Phishing' Tests Educate People About Online Scams InfoSec News (Aug 18)
• New focus on cyber-terrorism InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• Zotob Proves Patching "Window" Non-Existent InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• Indian call centres sell off Australians' details InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• Apple unloads dozens of fixes for OS X InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• NSF grants target cybersecurity research projects InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• Critical Veritas attack code loose InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• Zotob worm finds its path limited InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• New Sandhurst security breach InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• Who can solve the CYBERPUZZLE? InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• Hacker found guilty in massive data theft case InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• Linux Security Week - August 15th 2005 InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• ACSAC Tech Blitz Call for Papers InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• Teen hacker pleads guilty InfoSec News (Aug 15)
• Chinese Hackers Could Use Korea in Attacks against Japan InfoSec News (Aug 15)
• Pass the Aspirin InfoSec News (Aug 15)
• NY enacts security breaches disclosure law InfoSec News (Aug 15)
• Linux Advisory Watch - August 12th 2005 InfoSec News (Aug 15)
• Lessons to Learn from Cisco vs. Lynn InfoSec News (Aug 15)
• SCC class takes a byte out of crime InfoSec News (Aug 15)
• Two new spyware threats emerge InfoSec News (Aug 12)
• Y. hacking charge filed InfoSec News (Aug 12)
• New energy bill has cybersecurity repercussions InfoSec News (Aug 12)
• Verizon Wireless Fixes Web Site Vulnerabilities InfoSec News (Aug 12)
• E-mail wiretap case can proceed, court says InfoSec News (Aug 12)
• Hack in the Box security conference coming soon InfoSec News (Aug 12)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-32 InfoSec News (Aug 12)
• REVIEW: "File System Forensic Analysis", Brian Carrier InfoSec News (Aug 11)
• All speed camera fines in doubt InfoSec News (Aug 11)
• Jury Deliberates in Computer Theft Trial InfoSec News (Aug 11)
• US schookids run amok on internet InfoSec News (Aug 11)
• U.S. officials go to hackers' convention to recruit InfoSec News (Aug 11)
• Hackers rake it in with crash attacks InfoSec News (Aug 11)
• Microsoft's HoneyMonkeys Show Patching Windows Works InfoSec News (Aug 10)
• Businesses May Not Report Cyber Attacks InfoSec News (Aug 10)
• Download Problem Interferes with IE Patch Release InfoSec News (Aug 10)
• UK hacking suspect located in Greece InfoSec News (Aug 10)
• Hackers Hijacking Phones, Running Up Huge Bills InfoSec News (Aug 10)
• Hackers hit college computer system - Identity theft fears at Sonoma State InfoSec News (Aug 10)
• More Tales From 'Ciscogate' InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• Huge ID theft ring affects at least 50 banks InfoSec News (Aug 09)
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  • Re: Huge ID theft ring affects at least 50 banks InfoSec News (Aug 10)
• Questions dog Cisco routers InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• Computer security not a telework hindrance, says advocacy group InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• File breach prompts call for inquiry InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• Linux Security Week - August 8th 2005 InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• NZ the victim of faulty intelligence from IBM InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• An Insider's View of 'Ciscogate' InfoSec News (Aug 08)
• The Rise of the Digital Thugs InfoSec News (Aug 08)
• Terrorists Turn to the Web as Base of Operations InfoSec News (Aug 08)
• Hackers infiltrate Cal Poly InfoSec News (Aug 08)
• Re: When security researchers become the problem InfoSec News (Aug 08)
• Linux Advisory Watch - August 5th 2005 InfoSec News (Aug 08)
• Government computers top target for cyberattacks InfoSec News (Aug 08)
• Virus writer targets new Microsoft scripting tool InfoSec News (Aug 05)
• Microsoft to release six patches, some 'critical,' next week InfoSec News (Aug 05)
• Security researchers problematic bunch? InfoSec News (Aug 05)
• Big Blue security report highlights 'spear phishing' threat InfoSec News (Aug 05)
• One in ten law firms suffered security breaches InfoSec News (Aug 05)
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  • Re: One in ten law firms suffered security breaches InfoSec News (Aug 08)
• Annual hacking game teaches security lessons InfoSec News (Aug 05)
• Hackers Give Back InfoSec News (Aug 05)
• Windows 2000 open to IP attack InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• DNS servers -- an Internet Achilles' heel InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• 'Car Whisperer' Puts Hackers in the Driver's Seat InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• CU seeking help to evaluate hacked system InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-31 InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• Secrets locked away in encrypted files InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• ITL Bulletin for July 2005 InfoSec News (Aug 03)
• Hackers again hit CU InfoSec News (Aug 03)
• Government-computer hacker sentenced InfoSec News (Aug 03)
• Router Flaw Is a Ticking Bomb InfoSec News (Aug 03)
• Cyber-terrorists copying hackers: US InfoSec News (Aug 03)
• Legal threats continue over Lynn presentation slides InfoSec News (Aug 03)
• Wall of Sheep - I see stupid people InfoSec News (Aug 03)
• Infrared exploits open the door to hotel hacking InfoSec News (Aug 03)
• Phrack release #63 is OUT InfoSec News (Aug 03)
• CSIA advises feds to promote telework as continuity measure InfoSec News (Aug 03)
• Google now a hacker's tool InfoSec News (Aug 03)

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