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141 messages starting Aug 01 06 and ending Aug 30 06
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• Introducing the Data Loss Database - Open Source InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• Cell phones won't keep your secrets InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• Quack Hackers InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• New rules mandate wireless safeguards InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• A wireless hacking computer that can't be hacked InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• ITL Bulletin for August 2006 InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• Suit to Proceed Against Law Firm for Hacking Into Internet Archive InfoSec News (Aug 30)
• Laptops with sensitive data stolen from Education contractor InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• Cyber Security Specialist Named to Lead In-Q-Tel InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• Firms failing to balance security policy, enforcement InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• AT&T hack exposes 19,000 identities InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• Management apps the new soft undebelly InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• Security and SOX: Are CIOs Missing the Boat? InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• Man pleads not guilty in hacking case InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• Microsoft bets big on Vista security InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• Secrecy News -- 08/28/06 InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• Health Care Firm Recovers Stolen Laptop InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• For the military, networks are a critical line of defense InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• T-Mobile hacker sentenced to home detention InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• Most Damaging Attacks Rely On Stolen Log-ins InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• Are we really at risk from snacks on a plane? InfoSec News (Aug 27)
• Secret Service: Inside Attacks Generally Launched By Problem Employees InfoSec News (Aug 27)
• IT Execs on Firing Line Over Security Breaches InfoSec News (Aug 27)
• Unlocking Fingerprints InfoSec News (Aug 27)
• Pentagon hacker says charges have been manufactured InfoSec News (Aug 27)
• Verizon gaffe lets customer details slip InfoSec News (Aug 27)
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  • Re: Verizon gaffe lets customer details slip InfoSec News (Aug 29)
• Cisco Flaws Leave Firewalls, VPNs Vulnerable InfoSec News (Aug 27)
• Teen victimized in Web attack InfoSec News (Aug 27)
• ID card fears as staff hack into Home Office database InfoSec News (Aug 27)
• Hacker faces prison for PC attacks InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• Math Professors Solve 'Cocktail Party' Problem InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• Microsoft Zaps eEye from IE Flaw Credits InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• Investigator urges companies to report cybercrime InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-34 InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• 'Rogue' spots expose U of I data InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• Company Says Hilton's a Hacker...Lohan a Victim ? InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• Network intrusions put net-centricity "at risk" InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• Laptop with data on 28, 000 home care patients stolen in Detroit InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• Why Did Microsoft Delay IE Patch? InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• Indonesian cops arrest two men on cyber terrorism charges InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• IBM to buy ISS for $1.3 billion InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• Fired pair sue over destroyed records in OU data theft case InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• Advocacy group asks FAA for cybersecurity details InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• IE Patch Intros New Exploitable Vulnerability InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• Experts divided over rootkit detection and removal InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• Web Surfing in Public Places Is a Way to Court Trouble InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• Internet dangers abound InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• Red storm rising InfoSec News (Aug 23)
• International Hacking Teams To Vie For Honours InfoSec News (Aug 22)
• REVIEW: "Risk Management Solutions for Sarbanes-Oxley Section 404 IT Compliance", John S. Quarterman InfoSec News (Aug 20)
• Linux Advisory Watch - August 18th 2006 InfoSec News (Aug 20)
• Stolen laptop includes Chevron data InfoSec News (Aug 20)
• The FBI's Upgrade That Wasn't InfoSec News (Aug 20)
• Hackers deface Federal Executive Board Web sites InfoSec News (Aug 20)
• HITBSecConf2006 - Malaysia InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• Security Firm Disclaims Mac Hack Demo InfoSec News (Aug 17)
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  • RE: Security Firm Disclaims Mac Hack Demo InfoSec News (Aug 24)
• SCREWED! the AOL search history DB snafu InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• Microsoft CEO says hackers rampant InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• More hackers surfing Internet crime wave InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• Botnet Eavesdropping: Inside the Mocbot (MS06-040) Attack InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• CEO: Feds must adapt to new style of cyberwarfare InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• Flaw finders to software makers: It's payback time InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-33 InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• Virus-creating magazine slammed InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• Microsoft Issues First Patches For Vista InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• Cisco can't reproduce Black Hat flaw InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• Survey: 81% of U.S. firms lost laptops with sensitive data in the past year InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• D'Aguanno demonstrates Blackberry attack InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• BofA's SiteKey Vulnerable to Hackers: Report InfoSec News (Aug 17)
• Chinese seek military ID info InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• 99 percent of Arab websites are insecure InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• Defcon 2006: Hackers can work for the Feds - no degree required InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• Unisys offers reward for stolen desktop PC InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• Windows Mobile security software insecure InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• E-mail security hero takes on VoIP InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• Out of sight, never out of mind InfoSec News (Aug 16)
• Three quarters of China's computers attacked by virus, survey InfoSec News (Aug 15)
• Microsoft warns game developers of security risk InfoSec News (Aug 15)
• VA to spend $3.7M on encryption tools InfoSec News (Aug 15)
• Security LOB wakes up from hibernation InfoSec News (Aug 15)
• How Cisco secures its own networks InfoSec News (Aug 15)
• Same Key Could Open Multiple Trailers; 118,000 Locks Might Need Replacing InfoSec News (Aug 15)
• UK bank details sold in Nigeria InfoSec News (Aug 15)
• Bellua Cyber Security 2006: Final Announcement InfoSec News (Aug 14)
• OpenOffice.org security 'insufficient' InfoSec News (Aug 14)
• Botnet Herders Attack MS06-040 Worm Hole InfoSec News (Aug 14)
• Revealed: nuclear security rules broken 39 times in past year InfoSec News (Aug 14)
• Traveling Terabyte Project helps soldiers keep in touch with Defcon InfoSec News (Aug 14)
• Blinded By The Glare Of Facial Piercings At Black Hat (Or, The One That Got Away) InfoSec News (Aug 14)
• A Coverity Eye on Firefox Code InfoSec News (Aug 14)
• Researcher: Hacker Sophistication Outpacing Forensics InfoSec News (Aug 10)
• Rails users urged to fix flaw immediately InfoSec News (Aug 10)
• IG: IRS employees abusing e-mail privileges InfoSec News (Aug 10)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-32 InfoSec News (Aug 10)
• Blackhat 2006: 'Bluebag' detects Bluetooth devices within 200 meters InfoSec News (Aug 10)
• EEYE: Free scanner for MS06-040 InfoSec News (Aug 10)
• Encryption taken off Transportation IG laptop shortly before theft InfoSec News (Aug 10)
• Consultant who fingered 2 OU IT officials denies bias InfoSec News (Aug 10)
• Laptops banned from hand baggage InfoSec News (Aug 10)
• Net mafia winning security war InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• Hacking The Dead Cow InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• IG: Weak spots still hamper DHS info security InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• Update: Another VA computer missing InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• IT Security through contests, sponsored by Pepsi InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• Homeland Security: Apply MS06-040 Patch InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• Transportation Department Laptop Stolen InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• Spies trawl Friends Reunited for terror whispers InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• Blame for security breaches at OU gets lobbed back and forth InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• DNS amplification attacks explained InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• High bidders with low motives InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• The Black Hat Wi-Fi exploit coverup? InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• AOL Takes Down Site With Users' Search Data InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• BlackBerry a Juicy Hacker Target InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• Sent a terror mail to Prez? Pay Rs 2,000 & get away InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• Vista hacked at Black Hat InfoSec News (Aug 09)
• Windows Vista: High hopes, low expectations InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• Cybercrooks add Ajax coding to bag of hacking tricks InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• Juniper researcher Michael Lynn crashes Cisco party at Black Hat InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• Black Hat: Hit spyware by punishing purveyors, experts say InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• Microsoft plans bumper patch Tuesday InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• Blog feeds may carry security risk InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• IG flags TWIC for security holes InfoSec News (Aug 04)
• Hackers Clone E-Passports InfoSec News (Aug 03)
• Feds want help from private sector on IT security InfoSec News (Aug 03)
• Black Hat: MacBook hit with wireless hack InfoSec News (Aug 03)
• REVIEW: "Auditing Information Systems", Jack J. Champlain InfoSec News (Aug 03)
• Patch in for McAfee holes InfoSec News (Aug 03)
• A Kick in the Hindsight InfoSec News (Aug 03)
• Hackers try to crack Windows PowerShell InfoSec News (Aug 02)
• Blackjacking and RFID passport exploits star at DEF CON InfoSec News (Aug 02)
• Las Vegas Hosts Computer Security Events InfoSec News (Aug 02)
• Police arrest DDoS hackers in Bac Ninh InfoSec News (Aug 02)
• Man admits accessing Korean satellite InfoSec News (Aug 01)
• NIS to guard against hackers InfoSec News (Aug 01)
• Computer sale heightens LANL security concerns InfoSec News (Aug 01)
• Justin Long Aboard Die Hard: Reset InfoSec News (Aug 01)
• OU overhauls information-technology system in wake of breaches InfoSec News (Aug 01)
• Re: Security expert dubs July the 'Month of browser bugs' InfoSec News (Aug 01)
• eEye To Give Away Blink Security Software InfoSec News (Aug 01)

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