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116 messages starting Dec 01 05 and ending Dec 29 05
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• Hackers Rebel Against Spy Cams InfoSec News (Dec 29)
• Sony settles 'rootkit' class action lawsuit InfoSec News (Dec 29)
• Hackers steal $50K from E-Trade account InfoSec News (Dec 29)
• Hacking of IISc website was a warning InfoSec News (Dec 29)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-52 InfoSec News (Dec 29)
• E-Transaction Law needed InfoSec News (Dec 29)
• Hackers seize on newfound flaw in Windows InfoSec News (Dec 29)
• REVIEW: "Degunking Your Email, Spam, and Viruses", Jeff Duntemann InfoSec News (Dec 29)
• Black Hat Federal and Europe Call for Papers InfoSec News (Dec 29)
• FBI to hire IT help InfoSec News (Dec 29)
• Chinese Cyber Criminals Attack Korean Bank InfoSec News (Dec 28)
• Hacker pleads guilty in digital attack of eBay InfoSec News (Dec 28)
• NIST updates cryptography manual to help agencies meet FISMA requirements InfoSec News (Dec 28)
• A year of living dangerously InfoSec News (Dec 28)
• Marriott Discloses Missing Data Files InfoSec News (Dec 28)
• Book Review - Securing IM and P2P Applications for the Enterprise InfoSec News (Dec 28)
• Windows zero day nightmare exploited InfoSec News (Dec 28)
• REVIEW: "Always Use Protection", Dan Appleman InfoSec News (Dec 27)
• Linux Security Week - December 26th 2005 InfoSec News (Dec 27)
• Top Security Trends for 2006 InfoSec News (Dec 27)
• Google plugs security holes in Web site InfoSec News (Dec 27)
• Auditors: FBI on thin ice in Sentinel buy InfoSec News (Dec 27)
• Computer Forensics Podcast InfoSec News (Dec 27)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-51 InfoSec News (Dec 27)
• Nessus 3.0: The End of the Age of Open-Source Innocence? InfoSec News (Dec 27)
• Encryption: A nice idea that few want to implement? InfoSec News (Dec 27)
• Happy Holidays To All InfoSec News (Dec 23)
• Diebold Hack Hints at Wider Flaws InfoSec News (Dec 21)
• Santa Claus worm strikes IM clients InfoSec News (Dec 21)
• Hackers download pirate movies onto compromised PCs InfoSec News (Dec 21)
• Students suspected of hacking into computer system InfoSec News (Dec 21)
• Tunnel rat, global hacker, or white supremacist? InfoSec News (Dec 21)
• Northrop Grumman wins Air Force network security deal InfoSec News (Dec 21)
• 'High' risk in Symantec antivirus software flaw InfoSec News (Dec 21)
• REVIEW: "The Art of Computer Virus Research and Defense", Peter Szor InfoSec News (Dec 20)
• Oracle turns to Fortify to secure source code InfoSec News (Dec 20)
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  • Re: Oracle turns to Fortify to secure source code InfoSec News (Dec 27)
• IG cites Energy cybersecurity weaknesses InfoSec News (Dec 20)
• ABN Amro eyes electronic data transfers after tape loss incident InfoSec News (Dec 20)
• Hackers Break Into Computer-Security Firm's Customer Database InfoSec News (Dec 20)
• ITL Bulletin for December 2005 InfoSec News (Dec 20)
• Renderman to the rescue InfoSec News (Dec 20)
• List downtime... InfoSec News (Dec 18)
• 'BT worker' fingered for X-Factor betting scam InfoSec News (Dec 18)
• Dents shown in NSA armor InfoSec News (Dec 18)
• Linux Advisory Watch - December 16th 2005 InfoSec News (Dec 18)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-50 InfoSec News (Dec 18)
• US Government Security Site Vulnerable to Common Attack InfoSec News (Dec 18)
• Defense seeks industry input for authentication infrastructure InfoSec News (Dec 14)
• Brookfield student accused of hacking InfoSec News (Dec 14)
• Beijing goes on hacking defensive InfoSec News (Dec 14)
• Security chiefs share pains of being caught in the middle InfoSec News (Dec 14)
• Tech Group Blasts Federal Leadership on Cyber-Security InfoSec News (Dec 14)
• CodeCon submission deadline reminder InfoSec News (Dec 14)
• Teaching teens about ID theft InfoSec News (Dec 14)
• Security experts criticize malware list InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• Intel Researchers Sneak Up on Rootkits InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• Hacker attacks in US linked to Chinese military: researchers InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• Security breach at Sam's Club exposes credit card data InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• ISU reports computer security breaches InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• Hacker disables Kremlin TV InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• Card fraudsters dupe police chief InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• NSA posts notice about faster, lighter crypto InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• Code breakers needed InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• S. Korea unveils steps against hacking of online game items InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• eBay Yanks Listing For Excel Bug InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• Linux Advisory Watch - December 9th 2005 InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• World war on world wide web InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• Server bug cripples Dublin law firms InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• Residents' data at risk on state's computers InfoSec News (Dec 08)
• Sony fixes security hole in CDs, again InfoSec News (Dec 08)
• Law Firms Not Liable in Alleged Web Hacking Case InfoSec News (Dec 08)
• Germany's Armed Forces do without Blackberry due to security concerns InfoSec News (Dec 08)
• Good news on ID theft InfoSec News (Dec 08)
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  • Re: Good news on ID theft InfoSec News (Dec 12)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-49 InfoSec News (Dec 08)
• Microsoft's Ballmer: "Bad guys are still out there" InfoSec News (Dec 08)
• Secure DNS faces resistance InfoSec News (Dec 08)
• Sober is scheduled to Attack on January 2006 InfoSec News (Dec 08)
• Reef the Mains, Storm Jibs Ready InfoSec News (Dec 08)
• Reuters Summit - U.S. Air Force expanding cyberwar mission InfoSec News (Dec 08)
• Gartner to IT: Place BlackBerry deployments on hold InfoSec News (Dec 08)
• Survey: Most home PC users lack security InfoSec News (Dec 08)
• FBI rules out cyber-attacks InfoSec News (Dec 08)
• Symantec bites the hand that feeds.. InfoSec News (Dec 06)
• Hacker posts image on Foreign Office website InfoSec News (Dec 06)
• Hackers Steal Sensitive Data using Digital Cameras InfoSec News (Dec 06)
• White House accidentally exposes data in PDF file InfoSec News (Dec 06)
• 9/11 panel faults government on cybersecurity InfoSec News (Dec 06)
• New Sony CD security risk found InfoSec News (Dec 06)
• A gift list from 'Security Claus' InfoSec News (Dec 06)
• Firm Allegedly Hiding Cisco Bugs InfoSec News (Dec 06)
• Thieves in the site InfoSec News (Dec 06)
• Security's Shaky State InfoSec News (Dec 06)
• Security 'head honcho' role divides firms InfoSec News (Dec 06)
• ID thieves try to steal millions from U.K. taxman InfoSec News (Dec 06)
• Computer security incidents cost NZ businesses millions InfoSec News (Dec 06)
• Federal flaw database commits to grading system InfoSec News (Dec 05)
• Cybersecurity czar concept meets resistance in Britain InfoSec News (Dec 05)
• Fremont Man Busted for Fake Prescriptions InfoSec News (Dec 05)
• Gartner: 2005 hurricanes prompt more companies to store data off-site InfoSec News (Dec 05)
• DSW to beef up computer security in US settlement InfoSec News (Dec 05)
• FBI Delays Awarding Contract For Computer-System Overhaul InfoSec News (Dec 05)
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  • Re: FBI Delays Awarding Contract For Computer-System Overhaul InfoSec News (Dec 06)
• Linux Advisory Watch - December 2nd InfoSec News (Dec 05)
• 7,800 linked to USD told of network security breach InfoSec News (Dec 05)
• Ex-Gov't Worker Sentenced In Prostitution Case InfoSec News (Dec 01)
• Mac OS X security under scrutiny InfoSec News (Dec 01)
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  • Re: Mac OS X security under scrutiny InfoSec News (Dec 05)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-48 InfoSec News (Dec 01)
• Information Battleground InfoSec News (Dec 01)
• Cisco IOS security hole surfaces in Web server code InfoSec News (Dec 01)
• Redmond Mulls Emergency Patch for IE Attacks InfoSec News (Dec 01)
• Federal judge adds 7 years to prison term of 'Dr. Chaos' InfoSec News (Dec 01)
• ID theft, malware worry U.S. online shoppers InfoSec News (Dec 01)
• Security glitch aids IRS phishers InfoSec News (Dec 01)

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