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111 messages starting Jun 02 05 and ending Jun 30 05
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• Hacker logs onto FWP hunter database, but no information stolen InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• OMB: IPv6 by June 2008 InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• RSS in Longhorn: The Security Question InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• Cyber attack threat worsening: experts InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• Hacker threat to records InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• Veritas Software Under Attack InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• Senators propose sweeping data-security bill InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• FBI looks into possible hacking InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• Prosecutors cut 6 counts in Acxiom hacker case InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• Bagle commandeers PCs for zombie army InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• IRS search for public records access ends with ChoicePoint InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• Microsoft Ships Last-Minute Windows 2000 Update Rollup InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• Bogus analysis led to terror alert in Dec. 2003 InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• New worm lures users with 'breaking news' InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• Suspected Computer Hacker Gets Diploma InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• Microsoft to help NPA fight cyber attacks. InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• ictQatar holds cyber security workshop InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• Cybersecurity group looks to Europe for help InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• Viruses, Security Issues Undermine Internet InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• Group: Secure Bluetooth with long PINs InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• 13 teens face felonies InfoSec News (Jun 28)
• Q&A: ChoicePoint CISO on data breach InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• Thefts of U.S. technology boost China's weaponry InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• Hacker sentenced to 4 months in prison InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• Weak security makes HK top hacker target InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• REVIEW: "Brute Force", Matt Curtin InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-25 InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• OIC Members Should Cooperate To Ensure Cyber Security InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• Firm installs security after data loss InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• Virus puts N-plant data on Net InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• AT&T plans CNN-style security channel InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• Interview with Marcus Ranum InfoSec News (Jun 23)
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  • Re: Interview with Marcus Ranum InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• Getting cleared InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• CardSystems' Data Left Unsecured InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• Internal hackers pose the greatest threat InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• ITL Bulletin for June 2005 InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Kaiser Permanente division fined $200k for patient data breach InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Security Flaw Exposes CVS Purchase Data InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Book Review - The Art of Computer Virus Research and Defense InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• New Version of ISO17799 Published InfoSec News (Jun 21)
• Credit card hacking not hard InfoSec News (Jun 21)
• Wireless Web puts personal data at risk InfoSec News (Jun 21)
• Lost Credit Data Improperly Kept, Company Admits InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• Banks to spend more on IT security, survey says InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• Linux Security Week - June 20th 2005 InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• OMB modifies security reporting InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• Fake Documents Got Workers Into Nuke Plant InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• Computers' Insecure Security InfoSec News (Jun 20)
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  • Re: Computers' Insecure Security InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Hackers deface Beijing's security website InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• NIST to begin accrediting labs for voting system evaluations InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• Identity theft of FDIC employees leads to bank fraud, union says InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• Botnet Hunters Search for 'Command and Control' Servers InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Leak of secret plan to protect G8 leaders sparks security alert InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Linux Advisory Watch - June 17th 2005 InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Criminals breach Equifax security for second time InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• MasterCard Says 40 Million Files Are Put at Risk InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• "Blue Hat" summit meant to reveal ways of the other side InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Congress Reacts to Breach Onslaught InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Hacking charges to be dropped against Palm Beach high student InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Top Open-Source Security Applications InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Black Hat Briefings Announcements InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-24 InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• U.K. government is target in e-mail attacks InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Researchers Stymied By Microsoft Vulnerability InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• New worm hits AIM network InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• `Legit' hackers set to target telecom firms in cyber attacks InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Army probes royal security breach InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• To Find Solid Security Candidates, Look Beyond Tech Certificates InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• ITaP traces security breach to Belgium InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Microsoft Issues A Dozen Patches InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Shred It! InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• REVIEW: "CISSP Exam Notes", K. Wan InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• GAO: Agencies not adequately addressing emerging cybersecurity threats InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Poll: Most Want U.S. to Make Internet Safe InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Hackers took data, Medica alleges InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• GAO: Feds miss mark on security reporting InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• The High Costs of Hacking InfoSec News (Jun 14)
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  • Re: The High Costs of Hacking InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Linux Security Week - June 13th 2005 InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• reconsidering physical security: pod slurping InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Motorola downplays data security breach InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Linux Advisory Watch - June 10th 2005 InfoSec News (Jun 13)
• State's Web systems bogged down InfoSec News (Jun 13)
• Security guidelines for U.S. agencies due in July InfoSec News (Jun 13)
• Trojan horse exec falls two flights InfoSec News (Jun 13)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-23 InfoSec News (Jun 13)
• Crying wolf or calling it as it is? InfoSec News (Jun 13)
• Test post, please ignore! security curmudgeon (Jun 12)
• Insecurity through obscurity InfoSec News (Jun 09)
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  • RE: Insecurity through obscurity InfoSec News (Jun 13)
• ISPs found innocent of aiding zombie attacks in 'trial' InfoSec News (Jun 09)
• Cybersecurity plagues Fort Hood InfoSec News (Jun 09)
• Linux Security Week - June 6th 2005 InfoSec News (Jun 08)
• Security claims asking for trouble InfoSec News (Jun 08)
• Gartner: Relax about overhyped security threats InfoSec News (Jun 08)
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  • Re: Gartner: Relax about overhyped security threats InfoSec News (Jun 08)
• Bluetooth crack gets serious InfoSec News (Jun 07)
• Woodward grills cybersecurity vets InfoSec News (Jun 07)
• Personal Data for 3.9 Million Lost in Transit InfoSec News (Jun 07)
• Message storm knocks NYSE offline InfoSec News (Jun 06)
• Test shows voter fraud is possible InfoSec News (Jun 06)
• Linux Advisory Watch - June 3rd 2005 InfoSec News (Jun 04)
• Hacker hits Duke system InfoSec News (Jun 04)
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  • Re: Hacker hits Duke system InfoSec News (Jun 06)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-22 InfoSec News (Jun 03)
• Hacking fear drives up network security market InfoSec News (Jun 03)
• N.K. hacking ability matches that of CIA, analyst says InfoSec News (Jun 03)
• FBI Probes Theft of Justice Dept. Data InfoSec News (Jun 03)
• Microsoft admits popular MSN site hacked in Korea InfoSec News (Jun 02)

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