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144 messages starting Oct 03 05 and ending Oct 31 05
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• Linux Security Week - October 31st 2005 InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Foreign Office satellite phone goes AWOL InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Bluetooth scanning goes mainstream InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Postcard From SGS 2005: Wargaming Science InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Seeing No Evil InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Evasion bug bites virus shields InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• REVIEW: "Corporate Computer and Network Security", Raymond R. Panko InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Maui man admits to selling classified military secrets InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Ex-employee alleged to have deleted township files InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Web Banking Undergoing Security Upgrade InfoSec News (Oct 31)
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  • Re: Web Banking Undergoing Security Upgrade InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• AIM worm plays nasty new trick InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Linux Advisory Watch - October 28th 2005 InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Origins of spy-mail easy to trace InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-43 InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• UNL officials pondering computer security overhaul InfoSec News (Oct 27)
• I CONNED YOU: GIVE ME A JOB InfoSec News (Oct 27)
• Flaw hunters pick holes in Oracle patches InfoSec News (Oct 27)
• German security agency warns of VoIP security risks InfoSec News (Oct 27)
• FISMA guidance nearly complete InfoSec News (Oct 27)
• U.S. cybersecurity test shelved until 2006 InfoSec News (Oct 27)
• Snort Bug Exploit Shows Up InfoSec News (Oct 27)
• Ex-employee of firm that opened shop on Rakuten Internet mall busted for leaking info InfoSec News (Oct 27)
• ITL Bulletin for October 2005 InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• From Hacker to Protector InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Extortion virus makes rounds in Russia InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Homeland Security IG raps Secret Service's network security InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• BBC suspends BlackBerry service InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Airline hacker all too frequent InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Scramble to fix Skype security bug InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Most DNS servers 'wide open' to attack InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Squabble continues over credit card breach InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Hole punched in UK bank's security InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Kentucky lands grant to protect bingo halls from terrorists InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Hyundai falls victim to industrial espionage InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Appeals court shelves shutdown of Interior computers InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• DHS to State Its Case to Business InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• DOD computer hacker sentenced to 7 months InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Navy Improves Network Security by Blocking Access to Commercial Webmail InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Linux Advisory Watch - October 21st 2005 InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Homeland Security mulls cyber czar nomination InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-42 InfoSec News (Oct 21)
• Exploit circulating for newly patched Oracle bug InfoSec News (Oct 21)
• Patch Deployment Problems Haunt Microsoft Again InfoSec News (Oct 21)
• Negligence At MSU Exposes 9,100 Students to I.D. Theft InfoSec News (Oct 21)
• Guard against Titan Rain hackers InfoSec News (Oct 21)
• Dutch Say Suspects Hacked 1.5M Computers InfoSec News (Oct 21)
• 50-Cent Holes InfoSec News (Oct 21)
• Judge orders Interior IT system shutdown InfoSec News (Oct 21)
• Security is not a PR problem InfoSec News (Oct 21)
• Mother Nature's storms postpone DHS' Cyber Storm InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• As battlefield moves online, DOD needs new technologies to fight terrorists InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Bruce Schneier talks cyber law InfoSec News (Oct 19)
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  • RE: Bruce Schneier talks cyber law InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Cyber crime comes of age as foreign plugs sell secrets InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Hacker loses name suppression InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Oracle fixes bugs with mega patch InfoSec News (Oct 19)
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  • Re: Oracle fixes bugs with mega patch InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Davidson: Lessons of warfare for IT security InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Security pros win out in office politics InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Report: U.S. DOT needs to improve IT security InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Sourcefire discloses buffer-overflow vulnerability in Snort InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Packet analysis beats off hackers InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Only Suckers Renew InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Microsoft: Unauthorized Windows XP SP3 'Preview' Bad News InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Hackers no hassle: Hoff InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Homeland Security inches toward makeover InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Addressing the Human Security Vulnerability InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• Linux Security Week - October 17th 2005 InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• Avoid costly clearance delays - Field investigator cautions that a security clearance is not a resume InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• At Microsoft, Interlopers Sound Off on Security InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• Linux Advisory Watch - October 14th 2005 InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• FBI puts stop to spam king InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Incredulous ranking: 'Adbots' love Princeton InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Interview: Fyodor InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Lock-picking club feels responsibility is key InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Critical Windows patch may wreak PC havoc InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Staff 'need reasons' to believe in security InfoSec News (Oct 13)
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  • Re: Staff 'need reasons' to believe in security InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Security fix assures long election nights InfoSec News (Oct 13)
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  • Re: Security fix assures long election nights InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Military foundation's website hacked InfoSec News (Oct 13)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-41 InfoSec News (Oct 13)
• DDoS attacks still biggest threat InfoSec News (Oct 13)
• US cybersecurity all at sea InfoSec News (Oct 13)
• Securing mobile data more important than viruses InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Officials: How much security is enough? InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• GAO: Defense agency not fully protecting information systems InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Ten steps to secure networking InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Princeton a hacker target, Symantec survey finds InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Nessus scanner code forked InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Energy Department auditors cite cybersecurity flaws at FERC InfoSec News (Oct 11)
• The Four Most Dangerous Security Myths InfoSec News (Oct 11)
• CodeCon 2006 Call For Papers InfoSec News (Oct 11)
• 3rd Annual High Technology Crime Investigation Association Seminar Presented by the Atlantic Canada Chapter HTCIA InfoSec News (Oct 11)
• Windows 2000 vulnerability could lead to new outbreak InfoSec News (Oct 11)
• U.S. cybersecurity due for FEMA-like calamity? InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Justice IG report: Protect laptop data InfoSec News (Oct 10)
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  • Re: Justice IG report: Protect laptop data InfoSec News (Oct 11)
• Cops smash 100,000 node botnet InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Tsunami 'hacker' is innocent, say readers InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Linux Security Week - October 10th 2005 InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Re: Opinion: Complete failure of Oracle security response and utter neglect of their responsibility to their customers InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Microsoft Details Antivirus And Anti-Spyware Timetable InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• State data systems upgraded after hack InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Linux Advisory Watch - October 7th 2005 InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Glitch forces fix to cockpit doors InfoSec News (Oct 09)
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  • Re: Glitch forces fix to cockpit doors InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• A Real Remedy for Phishers InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Nessus security tool closes its source InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Sourcefire Sold to Israeli Company InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Sun to pull plug on Trusted Solaris InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Tsunami hacker convicted InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Banks step up security plans InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-40 InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Opinion: Complete failure of Oracle security response and utter neglect of their responsibility to their customers InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• The Zombie Hunters: On the trail of cyberextortionists InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Audit follows attack on FSU computers InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• 'DEC hacking' trial opens InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Nematodes: The Making of 'Beneficial' Network Worms InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Bug spotted in Symantec antivirus InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Espionage Case Breaches the White House InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• DHS site offers security tools, tips for software developers InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Text Hackers Could Jam Cellphones, a Paper Says InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Gurgaon cops get NASSCOM cyber crime tips InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Government creates network to fight hackers InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• AusCERT2006 - Call for Presentations and Tutorials InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• October Named National Cyber Security Awareness Month InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• "Teach them a healthy dose of fear" InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Hack attack linked to annular eclipse InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• IT security requirements now part of the FAR InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Symantec buys BindView Development for $209 million InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Flaw found in Kaspersky antivirus InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Data Scandal InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• WA should beef up security: report InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• ASEAN cyber terrorism experts open forum in Cebu InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Q&A With 'Wormologist' Vern Paxson InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• White hat, gray hat, black hat InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• InfoSec News List Subscription Information InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Political hackers deface Novell SUSE sites InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• The next IT security leaders - Know the tools to succeed in growing field InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-39 InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Trojan rides in on unpatched Office flaw InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Interior Dept. Computer System Insecure InfoSec News (Oct 03)

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