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129 messages starting Mar 01 06 and ending Mar 30 06
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• More glitches trigger halt in testing of new county voting machines InfoSec News (Mar 30)
• BBC stories used as bait for IE exploit InfoSec News (Mar 30)
• Packet-sniffing techie uncovers spousal infidelity InfoSec News (Mar 30)
• Hacker hits Georgia state database via hole in security software InfoSec News (Mar 30)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-13 InfoSec News (Mar 30)
• Black Hat Call for Papers and Registration open InfoSec News (Mar 30)
• N.H. computer specialist says superiors ignored security warnings InfoSec News (Mar 30)
• Ex-NSA worker gets six years; kept papers InfoSec News (Mar 30)
• State Computer Security: Did the Public Get the Full Story? InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• Interview: Theo de Raadt of OpenBSD InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• Phishers Hack Bank Sites, Redirect Customers InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• Lundquist's Guide To Not Getting Fired for Losing Your Laptop InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• Gov't pays ESU students $100K toward cyber security InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• Alleged expense violations by state official InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• eEye issues workaround against unpatched IE flaw InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• Lenovo rejects security concerns over U.S. gov't contract InfoSec News (Mar 29)
• GAO: Security accreditation program a tough sell InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• Palm Beach County schools learn tough lesson: Hackers can always break in InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• Offshore outsourcing cited in Florida data leak InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• S'kiddies get into spyware for just $15 InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• Linux Security Week - March 27th 2006 InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• Radioactive matter gets into U.S. in test InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• Linux Advisory Watch - March 24th 2006 InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• VSC laptop theft creates security concerns InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• Cyber security an emphasis at OCCC InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• Domain Registrar Joker Hit by DDoS InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• Terrorist 007, Exposed InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• GAO: IRS security is weak InfoSec News (Mar 27)
• Israeli Software Firm Abandons U.S. Deal InfoSec News (Mar 24)
• 40,000 BP workers exposed in Ernst & Young laptop loss InfoSec News (Mar 24)
• HHS rebuts GAO's security assessment InfoSec News (Mar 24)
• ITL Bulletin for March 2006 InfoSec News (Mar 24)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-12 InfoSec News (Mar 24)
• Man fined $250 in first area case of Internet piracy InfoSec News (Mar 24)
• Whistleblower Says FBI E-Mail Flap Overblown InfoSec News (Mar 24)
• Is Your DR Plan Vulnerable to an Attack? InfoSec News (Mar 23)
• Laptop with Hewlett-Packard employees' ID stolen InfoSec News (Mar 23)
• International body adopts network security standard InfoSec News (Mar 23)
• Sun Grid hit by network attack InfoSec News (Mar 23)
• Apple Gets Security Lecture from Microsoft InfoSec News (Mar 23)
• Two Held for Offering Key Technology to Kazakhstan InfoSec News (Mar 23)
• Symantec pulls Backup Exec patches InfoSec News (Mar 23)
• FBI ripped for IT upgrade costs InfoSec News (Mar 22)
• School district investigating illegal grade changes InfoSec News (Mar 22)
• Bringing Botnets Out of the Shadows InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Oreck cleans up after Katrina InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• It's raining IT security surveys InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Arrest over 'high profile hacking' InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Book Review: High-Tech Crimes Revealed InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• AT&T spotlights disaster recovery InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Linux Security Week - March 20th 2006 InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• DOD removes missile defense system report from Web site InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Users of SELinux now have a choice on security InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Internet untouchable for FBI agents in city InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Recon 2006: Guest speakers announcement. Call for papers and early registration ending in less than 2 weeks. InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Forgotten password clues create hacker risk InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Police data on 4,400 uploaded via Winny InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Visa warns software may store customer data InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• Muslim Hacker Attack Feared on War Anniversary InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• Beware The Wardriver at Your Next Conference InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• Experts refute RFID virus claims InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• Linux Advisory Watch - March 17th 2006 InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• Microsoft goes public with Blue Hat hacker conference InfoSec News (Mar 17)
• Security flaws could cripple missile defense network InfoSec News (Mar 17)
• Lost Ernst & Young laptop exposes IBM staff InfoSec News (Mar 17)
• Security Experts Warn of Devastating Web Attack InfoSec News (Mar 17)
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  • Re: Security Experts Warn of Devastating Web Attack InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-11 InfoSec News (Mar 17)
• State seizes newspaper's hard drives in leak probe InfoSec News (Mar 17)
• No security in security stocks? InfoSec News (Mar 17)
• Study Says Chips in ID Tags Are Vulnerable to Viruses InfoSec News (Mar 16)
• DHS Gets Another F in Computer Security InfoSec News (Mar 16)
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  • Re: DHS Gets Another F in Computer Security InfoSec News (Mar 20)
• Trojan spy couple are expected to be jailed InfoSec News (Mar 16)
• FrSIRT Puts Exploits up for Sale InfoSec News (Mar 16)
• NIST sets FISMA standards for federal IT systems InfoSec News (Mar 16)
• Stop blaming Winny, fix the real problem InfoSec News (Mar 16)
• REVIEW: "The CISM Prep Guide", Ronald L. Krutz/Russell Dean Vines InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• Hacker gains access to Bisons fans' Web data InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• Computer hacker pleads guilty InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• US Government Studies Open Source Quality InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• OfficeMax: No evidence of security breach InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• Interview: Elonka Dunin InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• Man charged with hacking into GM database InfoSec News (Mar 15)
• Free CDs highlight security weaknesses InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• CFP - 22nd Annual Computer Security Applications Conference InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• The enemy within the firewall InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Citibank ATM fraud 'just tip of iceberg' - analyst InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• ISO rejects China's WAPI wireless security protocol InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Cryzip Trojan Encrypts Files, Demands Ransom InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• How to legislate against hackers InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Meet on creating computer security response team InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• Program Teaches Students About Cyber Security InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• Chinese Bank's Server Used in Phishing Attacks on US Banks InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• Porn Biller Says It Was Framed InfoSec News (Mar 09)
• Shadowboxing With a Bot Herder InfoSec News (Mar 09)
• Corporate IT needs to make bird-flu plans now InfoSec News (Mar 09)
• Microsoft Plans Two Patches Next Week InfoSec News (Mar 09)
• Former White House staffer named to head DHS policy committee InfoSec News (Mar 09)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-10 InfoSec News (Mar 09)
• Apple: Finding the Root of the Problem InfoSec News (Mar 09)
• Hackers get inside province's system InfoSec News (Mar 08)
• Internet "cloaking" emerges as new Web security threat InfoSec News (Mar 08)
• Security Researchers Terminate Sites Selling Trojans InfoSec News (Mar 08)
• Porn Billing Leak Exposes Buyers InfoSec News (Mar 08)
• Debit Card Fraud Tied to OfficeMax Breach InfoSec News (Mar 08)
• University nixes Mac hacker contest InfoSec News (Mar 08)
• Mac OS X hacker tale rebuked InfoSec News (Mar 07)
• Citibank cards pulled after network breach InfoSec News (Mar 07)
• Soldiers use tech skills in Camp Parks cyber-attack simulation InfoSec News (Mar 07)
• OMB: Modest Gains in Federal Cyber Security InfoSec News (Mar 07)
• Korea Goes From Computer Security Threat to Victim InfoSec News (Mar 07)
• REVIEW: "Practical Internet Law for Business", Kurt M. Saunders InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Server hack at Georgetown Univ. probed InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Oracle on track of secure search InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Symantec Takes Heat For Changing Adware Advice InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Hey Neighbor, Stop Piggybacking on My Wireless InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• State college in Colorado warns 93,000 after laptop theft InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Linux Advisory Watch - March 3rd 2006 InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Trojan horse couple indicted InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Apple Fixes Critical Safari Bug, 16 Other Flaws InfoSec News (Mar 03)
• OMB: Agency compliance with cybersecurity law improving InfoSec News (Mar 03)
• US man faces five years for hacking supervisor's PC InfoSec News (Mar 03)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-9 InfoSec News (Mar 03)
• Phones stolen in Iraq used for sex chatlines InfoSec News (Mar 03)
• Sourcefire Officials Hopeful Over Sale InfoSec News (Mar 03)
• Who's Reading Your Cell's Text Messages? InfoSec News (Mar 01)
• Symantec ranks Houston high in WiFi security survey InfoSec News (Mar 01)
• Wh00ps - Email from CSI last week InfoSec News (Mar 01)

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