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109 messages starting Feb 01 05 and ending Feb 25 05
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• Firefox Patch Fixes Vulnerabilities And Crashes InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• Q&A: Rep. Davis on latest federal IT security report card InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• Flaw threatens T-Mobile voice mail leaks InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• Spy fears spook IBM-Lenovo deal InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• Network to research protection InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• Hilton hack underscores mobile security lapses InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-8 InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• Largest hacker group in China dissolves InfoSec News (Feb 24)
• Paris Hilton worm spreads InfoSec News (Feb 24)
• Feds square off with organized cyber crime InfoSec News (Feb 24)
• Black Hat Europe and Asia 2005 early bird registrations are about to close! InfoSec News (Feb 24)
• Feds prepare security test InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• FBI Issues Warning About Computer Virus InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Eye on Offshoring: Lessons From the Tsunami InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Book Review: The Mezonic Agenda: Hacking the Presidency InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• How Paris Got Hacked? InfoSec News (Feb 22)
• Linux Security Week - February 21st 2005 InfoSec News (Feb 22)
• From layers to assurance InfoSec News (Feb 22)
• Singapore Unveils Plan to Battle 'Cyber Terror' InfoSec News (Feb 22)
• Thinking Outside the Security Box InfoSec News (Feb 22)
• Microsoft in Quandary Over Virus Security InfoSec News (Feb 22)
• Book Review: Managing Information Security Risks: The OCTAVE Approach InfoSec News (Feb 22)
• Hackers post Paris Hilton's address book online InfoSec News (Feb 22)
• Confidential data left on old PCs InfoSec News (Feb 18)
• Davis questions security of Treasury Web site InfoSec News (Feb 18)
• RSA: Microsoft on 'rootkits': Be afraid, be very afraid InfoSec News (Feb 18)
• Hackers "shoot" the security pros at the RSA Convention InfoSec News (Feb 18)
• Security Lacking at Major Canada Power Plants - TV InfoSec News (Feb 18)
• Clarke rips Microsoft over security InfoSec News (Feb 18)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-7 InfoSec News (Feb 18)
• Researchers find security flaw in SHA-1 algorithm InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• Hacker who broke into mobile network pleads guilty InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• With D+ On Their Report Card, Federal Security Officers Try A Study Group InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• [Vmyths.com ALERT] mi2g issues absurdly precise guesstimates InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• Software firms fault colleges' security education InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• Security lapses at nuclear plants spark terror fears InfoSec News (Feb 16)
• IE 7.0 Leaves Windows 2000 Users Out in the Cold InfoSec News (Feb 16)
• Bad O-S design blamed for rise in bots InfoSec News (Feb 16)
• Security gaps in federal computers InfoSec News (Feb 16)
• White House Eyes NSA for Network 'Traffic Cop' InfoSec News (Feb 16)
• Hack.lu 2005 Call for Papers InfoSec News (Feb 16)
• Flash Review: A Hacker Manifesto InfoSec News (Feb 16)
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  • Re: Flash Review: A Hacker Manifesto InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• You Call This Trustworthy Computing? InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• WebTV hacker may get 'prison channel' InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Juvenile sentenced in Microsoft attack InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Book Review - Kerberos: The Definitive Guide InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Hacker invades 'War of the Worlds' Web site InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• IBM DB2 Flaws Found InfoSec News (Feb 14)
• China's Big Export - When it comes to spying, Beijing likes to flood the zone InfoSec News (Feb 14)
• Cisco readies security product blitz InfoSec News (Feb 14)
• Linux Advisory Watch - February 11th 2005 InfoSec News (Feb 14)
• Clarke joins latest cyberterror debate InfoSec News (Feb 14)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-6 InfoSec News (Feb 14)
• Break-In At SAIC Risks ID Theft InfoSec News (Feb 14)
• Cybersecurity: It's Dollars and Sense InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• Flaw in mail-list software leaks passwords InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• Hackers Quickly Target Newly Disclosed Microsoft Flaw InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• BlackBerry maker gets NIST nod InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• Hackers target state's computer network InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• Sniffer dog threatens online privacy InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• Hacker hits WSU computers InfoSec News (Feb 10)
• Computer Hackers Place False Emergency Calls - Hiawatha Prank Call InfoSec News (Feb 10)
• Spyware Critic Knocked Offline by DDoS Attack InfoSec News (Feb 10)
• The curse of the secret question InfoSec News (Feb 10)
• Symantec flaw leaves opening for viruses InfoSec News (Feb 10)
• Did U.S. Spy Agency Exchange E-Mails With '60s Pop-Singer? InfoSec News (Feb 10)
• Cyber-terror plan panned as "barmy" InfoSec News (Feb 10)
• First Monday February 2005 InfoSec News (Feb 09)
• Charges dropped against 'DDoS Mafia' InfoSec News (Feb 09)
• Microsoft to buy Sybari InfoSec News (Feb 09)
• Microsoft issues 12 patches, eight of them for critical’flaws InfoSec News (Feb 09)
• FBI Van Burglarized; SWAT Rifles, Ammo Taken InfoSec News (Feb 09)
• Webroot Software Resigns from COAST InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Tester claims 90% of VPNs open to hackers InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Bush backs boost for cybersecurity InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Hold the Phone, VOIP Isn't Safe InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Experts: International domain names may pose threat InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Privacy, Security, Trust 2005 Conference - Oct 12th...14th InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• CodeCon Reminder InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Linux Security Week - February 7th 2005 InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• NSPW 2005 Call For Papers InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• FBI Computers: You Don't Have Mail InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• "The Bad Boys are also Terribly Clever" InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• J-CARD numbers leaked on Internet InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• Cisco: There is no fixed software for this issue. InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• Huge security hole in .NET: Java creator InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• Saddam Hussein "death" virus on loose InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• State worker acquitted of hacking government computer InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-5 InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• Test Site guards failed attack drill InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• Root kit surfaces after Jabber attack InfoSec News (Feb 03)
• Spammers 'tricking ISPs' into sending junk mail InfoSec News (Feb 03)
• Hacker 'Mudge' Returns to BBN InfoSec News (Feb 03)
• Rowling to Potter fans: Watch out for phishing scams InfoSec News (Feb 02)
• Microsoft seeks security cooperation InfoSec News (Feb 02)
• Theft of SAIC Computers Containing Stockholder Personal Information InfoSec News (Feb 02)
• RealPlayer and IE exploited InfoSec News (Feb 02)
• State computer worker says 'hacking' justified InfoSec News (Feb 02)
• Hackers break into Zimbabwe government website InfoSec News (Feb 02)
• Infighting Cited at Homeland Security InfoSec News (Feb 02)
• Manhunt for Filipino hacker ensues InfoSec News (Feb 02)
• Iraq battle plan leak sparks overhaul of cybercrime-fighting techniques InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• REVIEW: "Modern Cryptography: Theory and Practice", Wenbo Mao InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• Know thy hacker InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• Attackers Could Bypass XP SP2 Security Mechanisms InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• Los Alamos missing disks never existed InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• Linux Security Week - January 31st 2005 InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• NIST issues final draft of IT security controls InfoSec News (Feb 01)

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