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140 messages starting Jun 01 06 and ending Jun 30 06
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• It's the Economy, Stupid InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• Authorities warn of wireless cyber pirates InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• REVIEW: "Configuring SonicWALL Firewalls", Chris Lathem et al InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• Indy VA office is missing backup tape with vets' records InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• Stolen VA Laptop and Hard Drive Recovered InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• 'Blue Pill' Prototype Creates 100% Undetectable Malware InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• EMC to buy RSA for $2.1 billion InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-26 InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• Hacker breaks into Treasurer's Office InfoSec News (Jun 30)
• Sale of Digital Security Firm Said to Be Near InfoSec News (Jun 29)
• U.S. Cybersecurity Chief May Have a Conflict of Interest InfoSec News (Jun 29)
• Energy CIO outlines security plans InfoSec News (Jun 29)
• Storage Company's Online Security Breach Exposed InfoSec News (Jun 29)
• NHS mobile data security is pants InfoSec News (Jun 29)
• Navy contractor charged with sabotaging computer system InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• Apple updates Mac OS to squash bugs InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• Navy: Exposed personal data was Katrina-related InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• U.S. vulnerable to 'cyber Katrina' ’ InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• Does Wi-Fi security matter? InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• VA Asking for More Money After Data Theft InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• HSBC customers hit by Bangalore breach InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• Ohio University Sued As Result Of Data Theft InfoSec News (Jun 27)
• Sitting Ducks at Sandhurst InfoSec News (Jun 26)
• OMB emphasizes data security guidance InfoSec News (Jun 26)
• Crypto utopia Sealand ravaged by fire InfoSec News (Jun 26)
• Microsoft warns of exploit code for dial-up bug InfoSec News (Jun 26)
• Report: One hacked OU server should have been offline InfoSec News (Jun 26)
• REVIEW: "How to Break Web Software", Mike Andrews/James A. Whittaker InfoSec News (Jun 26)
• Bookstore sales stolen by hacker InfoSec News (Jun 26)
• Forensics Expert Attempts To Link UBS Attack And Defendant InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• Microsoft swims upstream on security InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• FTC attorney's laptops stolen InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• Wireless piggybacking lands man in trouble InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• Security breach report comes out, recommends suspensions InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-25 InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• REVIEW: "The CISO Handbook", Mike Gentile/Ron Collette/Tom August InfoSec News (Jun 23)
• 'UFO Hacker' Tells What He Found InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Audit finds state computer security needs improvement InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• UBS Trial: Defense Attacks 'Sloppy' Investigation InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Wi-Fi drivers open laptops to hackers InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Hacker enters Agriculture dept. computers InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• USDA covers its bases with a detailed plan InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Voylent beta released for public download InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Study: Most Technology Companies Have Data Losses InfoSec News (Jun 22)
• Lord battles government over cybercrime laws InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• Worm burrows into Google's Orkut InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• UAB Computer Theft Puts Thousands At Risk Of Identity Theft InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• Attend the Black Hat Briefings & Training USA event! InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• Ohio U. Suspends Two Over Hackers' Theft InfoSec News (Jun 20)
• Spoofing Defense Dissed By Security Experts InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• UK's first computer hacking degree launched InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Microsoft Posts Excel 'Zero-Day' Flaw Workarounds InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Hello, is this Gov. Minner's secret hot line? Have we got a deal for you InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• SCADA industry debates flaw disclosure InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Stratcom leads DOD cyberdefense efforts InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Phishing scam uses PayPal secure servers InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Microsoft France site cracked InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Suspected Chinese hacker attacks target AIT, MND InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Web used to lure terror suspects InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Network analysis, OmniPeek Personal released InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• UBS Trial: Parts of Attack Code Found At Defendant's Home InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Encryption can save data in laptop lapses InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Computer breach exposes WIU students' data InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Laptop with City Employees' Info Stolen InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Linux Advisory Watch - June 16th 2006 InfoSec News (Jun 19)
• Study: Sarbanes-Oxley forcing some companies to consider going private InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-24 InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Online threats outpacing law crackdowns InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Microsoft Has a Big Date Set with 'Black Hat ' Hackers InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• ...and now a word from one of our sponsors II InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• NBA investigates security breach InfoSec News (Jun 16)
• Exploits for Microsoft flaws circulating InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Money lost to cybercrime down--again InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• FBI loses 400 pieces of equipment InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• VA IT security gaps extend to contractors InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Hacker disrupts state disaster site InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Intelligence can be pretty dumb InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Stolen computer server sparks ID theft fears InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Black Hat Speakers + 2005 Content on-line InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• PCs to developing world 'fuel malware' InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• ADSM endorses XBRL technology InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• ...and now a word from one of our long time sponsors InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• KDDI suffers massive data breach InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Computer Security Market to Grow 13% InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Elections hacks don't guard us against hackers InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Hanford workers warned about security breach InfoSec News (Jun 14)
• Japanese virus shares private info InfoSec News (Jun 13)
• Backdoors, Bots Biggest Threats To Windows InfoSec News (Jun 13)
• Data breaches raise more questions about computer security law InfoSec News (Jun 13)
• OU has been getting an earful about huge data theft InfoSec News (Jun 13)
• Lights out InfoSec News (Jun 13)
• Researchers eye machines to tackle malware InfoSec News (Jun 12)
• Ex-Boss Describes Sys Admin's Anger During PaineWebber Sabotage Trial InfoSec News (Jun 12)
• Audit finds security weaknesses at NASA center InfoSec News (Jun 12)
• Washington Whispers InfoSec News (Jun 12)
• Linux Security Week - June 12th 2006 InfoSec News (Jun 12)
• Microsoft to ease up on piracy check-ins InfoSec News (Jun 12)
• China's hi-tech military disaster InfoSec News (Jun 12)
• Another federal breach exposes employee records InfoSec News (Jun 12)
• Linux Advisory Watch - June 9th 2006 InfoSec News (Jun 09)
• Academy hackers under investigation InfoSec News (Jun 09)
• Microsoft product phones home every day InfoSec News (Jun 09)
• NIST supplies IT security handbook to managers InfoSec News (Jun 09)
• VA cuts telework, bans employee-owned computers InfoSec News (Jun 09)
• CPA group says hard drive with data on 330, 000 members missing InfoSec News (Jun 09)
• 'BlueBag' PC sniffs out Bluetooth flaws InfoSec News (Jun 09)
• Social Engineering, the USB Way InfoSec News (Jun 09)
• IRS Laptop Lost With Data on 291 People InfoSec News (Jun 08)
• DOD data center worked overtime on stolen personnel files InfoSec News (Jun 08)
• Privacy Lost InfoSec News (Jun 08)
• Fighting cyber crime in Nigeria InfoSec News (Jun 08)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-23 InfoSec News (Jun 08)
• Spies on the Hill: Former Capitol Police Chief Gainer Dishes About Secret Intel Unit InfoSec News (Jun 08)
• Hacker Said to Resell Internet Phone Service InfoSec News (Jun 08)
• Warning on air traffic hacking InfoSec News (Jun 06)
• DHS doesn't take cyberattack threats seriously, former IG says InfoSec News (Jun 06)
• Data Theft Hit 80% Of Active Military InfoSec News (Jun 06)
• Ahold USA pension data lost when laptop disappears InfoSec News (Jun 06)
• Commerce sets up IT security education program InfoSec News (Jun 06)
• Fraidy Cat Marketing InfoSec News (Jun 06)
• Despite breaches, companies seen as lax on protecting data InfoSec News (Jun 06)
• Linux Security Week - June 5th 2006 InfoSec News (Jun 06)
• Oracle mends fences with security researchers InfoSec News (Jun 06)
• REVIEW: "Perfect Passwords", Mark Burnett InfoSec News (Jun 06)
• Spammer settles suit for $1 million InfoSec News (Jun 06)
• Cybercrime spurs college courses in digital forensics InfoSec News (Jun 06)
• Wal-Mart's data center remains mystery InfoSec News (Jun 06)
• BACK TO THE BUNKER InfoSec News (Jun 05)
• DISA seeks input on insider threat tools InfoSec News (Jun 05)
• HP printer drivers hit with Funlove virus InfoSec News (Jun 05)
• Swedish police probe site crash InfoSec News (Jun 05)
• PaineWebber Systems Admin Faces Trial For Computer Sabotage InfoSec News (Jun 05)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-22 InfoSec News (Jun 01)
• Toronto firm at centre of security breach InfoSec News (Jun 01)
• Miami U. reports 2nd security breach InfoSec News (Jun 01)
• Extortion virus code gets cracked InfoSec News (Jun 01)
• Cern seeks to tighten security for data grid InfoSec News (Jun 01)
• Ernst & Young laptop loss exposes 243, 000 Hotels.com customers InfoSec News (Jun 01)
• The new breed of cyber-terrorist InfoSec News (Jun 01)
• VA Data in Format Not Widely Used InfoSec News (Jun 01)

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