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120 messages starting Feb 01 06 and ending Feb 28 06
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• DDoS Attacks Target Prominent Blogs InfoSec News (Feb 28)
• Companies Contemplate Life Without BlackBerrys InfoSec News (Feb 28)
• Korea to Fight Web Attacks From China InfoSec News (Feb 28)
• Three Fidesz workers suspended over hacking of MSZP server InfoSec News (Feb 28)
• Credibility Of Analysts InfoSec News (Feb 28)
• IRS needs to tighten security settings: TIGTA InfoSec News (Feb 28)
• Oracle publishes out-of-cycle security fix InfoSec News (Feb 28)
• Security pros must improve, says new body InfoSec News (Feb 28)
• Ernst & Young loses four more laptops InfoSec News (Feb 26)
• Linux Advisory Watch - February 24th 2006 InfoSec News (Feb 26)
• Medical records to go online InfoSec News (Feb 26)
• Ernst & Young fails to disclose high-profile data loss InfoSec News (Feb 26)
• Auditor loses data on thousands of McAfee employees InfoSec News (Feb 26)
• ISC2 official guide plagiarism InfoSec News (Feb 26)
• CID Agent Combats Identity Theft With DVD InfoSec News (Feb 26)
• Security wars: Novell SELinux killer rattles Red Hat InfoSec News (Feb 26)
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  • Re: Security wars: Novell SELinux killer rattles Red Hat InfoSec News (Feb 28)
• Hacking incident brings guilty plea InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Legendary hacker Mitnick turns legit InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Code hacker heard in Beijing court InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Atlanta Company Settles Breach InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Study shows how photonic decoys can foil hackers InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-8 InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Malware Honeypot Projects Merge InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Amish teen fined for wiretapping InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Washington Post fails to protect Deep Throat InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Security vendors prepare for a bloodbath InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Focus on cybersecurity compliance called ineffective InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Convicted data thief gets eight years InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• N.H. state server eyed in possible credit card data breach InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• DEF CON 14 is now in effect! The Call for Papers is open. InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Too Many New Gadgets, Too Much Information at Risk InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Beware the 'pod slurping' employee InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• Door open for terror: expert InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• ITL Bulletin for February 2006 InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• Google admits Desktop security risk InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• Passwords Passé at RSA InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• Invasion of the Computer Snatchers InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• Online Stores Are Caught In Jihad Web InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• Call for Papers - Bellua Cyber Security Asia 2006 InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• Firm Offers $10K Reward For Critical Windows Bug InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• UNI employees told to initiate fraud alerts InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• Skype's online phone calls may give wiretappers fits InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• Linux Advisory Watch - February 17th 2006 InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• Proof: Employees don't care about security InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• World's first Mac OS X virus spotted InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• FBI chief wants stronger partnerships InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• Utility hack led to security overhaul InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• Homeland Security official suggests outlawing rootkits InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-7 InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• 'Spam man' wins gold InfoSec News (Feb 17)
• Homeland Security Spells Out Coming Online Threats InfoSec News (Feb 16)
• Security Breach Reported in N.H. Computers InfoSec News (Feb 16)
• Security vetting of IT staff on the way, says Unisys InfoSec News (Feb 16)
• Morgan Stanley offers $15M fine for e-mail violations InfoSec News (Feb 16)
• Security titans weigh in on buyout environment InfoSec News (Feb 16)
• Gates says security boils down to four focus areas InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• The man behind Cisco's security InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Microsoft issues seven security patches InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Romanian hacker breaks in to UA journalism computers InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Hacker fights US extradition InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Chinese Internet censors face 'hacktivists' in U.S. InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Brazilian police bust hacker gang InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Case Western Reserve shooter blames hacker InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• Company sues unknown computer hackers InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• Teen hacker fined for server attack InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• U.S. charges Calif. man in computer botnet case InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• NCsoft site deluged with stolen identities InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• How secure is VoIP? InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• Hacker Threatens to Take Down Olympics Computers InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• Turn security rhetoric into action, Oracle warns InfoSec News (Feb 12)
• DHS evaluates global cybersecurity exercise InfoSec News (Feb 12)
• Linux Advisory Wath - February 10th 2006 InfoSec News (Feb 12)
• AT&T sues small nonprofit company for hacking fees that trace back to it InfoSec News (Feb 12)
• Islamist hackers attack Danish sites InfoSec News (Feb 12)
• Software Fix Readied for BlackBerrys InfoSec News (Feb 12)
• Microsoft plans to release seven patches next week InfoSec News (Feb 12)
• Hacker showcase this weekend in San Francisco InfoSec News (Feb 09)
• NSPW 2006 Call for Papers InfoSec News (Feb 09)
• Openness critical for strong security: SATAN author InfoSec News (Feb 09)
• Australia tests cyber-terrorism defences InfoSec News (Feb 09)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-6 InfoSec News (Feb 09)
• Bank of America cancels numerous debit cards InfoSec News (Feb 09)
• LayerOne 2006 - Event Update and Announcement InfoSec News (Feb 09)
• Microsoft reports two bugs, third identified InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Harrison Ford's latest family-in-peril thriller InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Spanish hacker jailed for two years InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Effects of Domain Hijacking Can Linger InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Microsoft security service to ship in June InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Cyber Law Enforcement in Nepal InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• 'Sleeper bugs' used to steal .1m in France InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• NIST experts craft data removal handbook InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Honeywell blames ex-employee in data leak InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Researchers: Popular apps have mismanaged security InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• In QDR, Defense focuses on combating cyberthreats InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• Group Crafts Standards for Evaluating Outsourcers InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• Shock Absorbers InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• Hacker cripples government website in Chengdu InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• 2 Tigard High students face discipline over calls InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• Azeri hackers attack Danish web sites InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• Chinese Hacker Attacks on Korean Gamers Mushrooming InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• Personal data on hundreds of Americans faxed to Manitoba company InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• Parkview assisting FBI in probe of file hacking InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• Virus floors Russian stock exchange InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• Oracle aims to tone security muscle with Fusion InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• Hacker hands over laptop InfoSec News (Feb 03)
• Kama Sutra virus expected to strike InfoSec News (Feb 03)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-5 InfoSec News (Feb 03)
• Russian hackers hawked Windows exploit for $4,000 InfoSec News (Feb 03)
• Linux Advisory Watch - February 3rd 2006 InfoSec News (Feb 03)
• DHS wants to improve software security InfoSec News (Feb 03)
• Black Hat USA CFP opens, Europe early bird reminder, Federal news InfoSec News (Feb 03)
• Millionaire on hacking charge InfoSec News (Feb 03)
• Spyware probe couple deported to Israel InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• Boston Globe in credit card data snafu InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• Data Loss Mailing List Announcement InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• Honeywell Investigates Security Breach InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• The case of the sneaky daughter and the wireless card InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• 'Electronic Discovery' Industry Blooming InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• State takes new look at computer security InfoSec News (Feb 01)

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