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134 messages starting May 02 06 and ending May 31 06
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• Police close file sharing site InfoSec News (May 31)
• Employees may be opening doors to criminals InfoSec News (May 31)
• Computer hacker to appeal sentence InfoSec News (May 31)
• ACSAC 22 (Miami Beach, FL) - June 10 - extended deadline InfoSec News (May 31)
• Security a bridge too far InfoSec News (May 31)
• Hackers gain access to server hosting bank Web sites InfoSec News (May 31)
• FIU Student Records Compromised By Hacker InfoSec News (May 31)
• Under the Watchful Eye InfoSec News (May 31)
• Aussie firm identifies Skype flaw InfoSec News (May 31)
• Attend the 2006 Black Hat Briefings & Training InfoSec News (May 31)
• Microsoft officially launches paid security product InfoSec News (May 31)
• Massive data breach puts VA's IT policies under a microscope InfoSec News (May 31)
• Sourcefire Turns Failed Deal Into an Opportunity InfoSec News (May 29)
• WestJet apologizes to Air Canada for web snooping InfoSec News (May 29)
• Feds lift security role of AusCERT InfoSec News (May 29)
• Three Mile Island guard playing video game fails to see inspector InfoSec News (May 29)
• IT expert preaches importance of security InfoSec News (May 29)
• DOD: China fielding cyberattack units InfoSec News (May 29)
• AT&T leaks sensitive info in NSA suit InfoSec News (May 29)
• Oracle's security chief lambastes faulty coding InfoSec News (May 26)
• VA chief vows "relentless" exam of data protection polices InfoSec News (May 26)
• Red Cross warns blood donors of possible ID thefts in Midwest InfoSec News (May 26)
• Researchers: Antivirus Software Has Flaw InfoSec News (May 26)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-21 InfoSec News (May 26)
• Wireless networks still wide open to attack InfoSec News (May 26)
• ITL Bulletin for May 2006 InfoSec News (May 26)
• Black Frog hops into spam battle InfoSec News (May 26)
• Agency Delayed Reporting Theft of Veterans' Data InfoSec News (May 25)
• Feds Raid Home of Photo Agency Head InfoSec News (May 25)
• MPAA accused of hiring a hacker InfoSec News (May 25)
• Many warned about Sacred Heart University computer security breach InfoSec News (May 25)
• FBI agent, tipster hid relationship InfoSec News (May 25)
• Microsoft advises users to switch Word to 'safe mode' InfoSec News (May 25)
• Lenovo's Yang says US decision to reject PCs 'unfair' - report InfoSec News (May 24)
• Teenage Hacker Could Face Prison Time InfoSec News (May 24)
• Cyber-crime unit at FIA planned InfoSec News (May 24)
• NASA outer space communications in peril InfoSec News (May 24)
• Public Safety reports computer security breach InfoSec News (May 24)
• Asian security meet warns of terrorist assault via Internet InfoSec News (May 22)
• Shop owner arrested for cybercrime InfoSec News (May 22)
• eBay security chief slams online crime 'hype' InfoSec News (May 22)
• OMB to agencies: Review personal data protections InfoSec News (May 22)
• Thieves steal personal data of 26.5M vets InfoSec News (May 22)
• IM worm installs 'safe' Web browser InfoSec News (May 22)
• Reporting Vulnerabilities is for the Brave InfoSec News (May 22)
• Want To Pass Your Next Security Audit? New Standard May Be The Answer InfoSec News (May 22)
• Whatever happened to PGP? InfoSec News (May 22)
• Army pilot program graduates students InfoSec News (May 22)
• UWS grad heads for prestigious computer security program InfoSec News (May 22)
• The Fight Against V1 () gra (and Other Spam) InfoSec News (May 22)
• Commerce signs up for security training InfoSec News (May 22)
• Linux Advisory Watch - May 19th 2006 InfoSec News (May 22)
• WBAB offers $10K reward for radio hijacker InfoSec News (May 19)
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  • Re: WBAB offers $10K reward for radio hijacker InfoSec News (May 22)
• OMB official: Too soon to judge computer security law InfoSec News (May 19)
• Cyber crooks dip into Frost accounts InfoSec News (May 19)
• Blue Security Kicked While It's Down InfoSec News (May 19)
• Not for sale: Military clampdown on stolen computer drives turns market cold InfoSec News (May 19)
• ACSAC 22 (Miami Beach, FL) - June 4 submission deadline InfoSec News (May 19)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-20 InfoSec News (May 19)
• Zimbabwe to introduce legislation on cyber crime InfoSec News (May 19)
• WBAB radio signal hijacked InfoSec News (May 18)
• The Ultimate Net Monitoring Tool InfoSec News (May 18)
• GAO: IRS procedural flaws leave taxpayer materials vulnerable InfoSec News (May 18)
• Auditors: DHS should spur use of critical infrastructure data InfoSec News (May 18)
• Gossip lands Education hacker in jail InfoSec News (May 18)
• Power plant security info leaked onto Net InfoSec News (May 16)
• Under Attack, Spam Fighter Folds InfoSec News (May 16)
• FBI special agent recounts outsourcing horror story InfoSec News (May 16)
• Symantec CEO advocates fair play and Macs InfoSec News (May 16)
• Ways Google is shaking the security world InfoSec News (May 16)
• New charges expected in defense data theft ring InfoSec News (May 16)
• The four domains of data security InfoSec News (May 16)
• Security is about people InfoSec News (May 16)
• DoD Offers Free Anti-Spyware for Personal Use InfoSec News (May 16)
• Hi-tech taskforce nets first cyber criminal InfoSec News (May 16)
• Botnet implicated in click fraud scam InfoSec News (May 16)
• The War Driver Returns InfoSec News (May 16)
• Credit card security rules to get update InfoSec News (May 16)
• GE security exec shares tips for reducing security risks InfoSec News (May 16)
• Homeland recruits non-profit for cybersecurity software licensing InfoSec News (May 12)
• Teenage 'e-mail bomber' heads back to court InfoSec News (May 12)
• Hacker gets private data on students at Ohio University InfoSec News (May 12)
• Ship security system draws FBI's attention InfoSec News (May 12)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-19 InfoSec News (May 12)
• Execs tell regulators Sarbanes-Oxley costs exceed benefits InfoSec News (May 12)
• China now global hub for spyware InfoSec News (May 12)
• Hackers slam McKinnon extradition ruling InfoSec News (May 12)
• The Complete, Unquestionable, And Total Failure of Information Security. InfoSec News (May 11)
• Court: Alleged hacker can be extradited InfoSec News (May 11)
• Laws won't stop cybercriminals, say experts InfoSec News (May 11)
• Voting glitch said to be 'dangerous' InfoSec News (May 11)
• Spot a Bug, Go to Jail InfoSec News (May 11)
• I'm the Blue Security Spammer InfoSec News (May 10)
• Call for Papers hack.lu 2006 InfoSec News (May 10)
• Windows, Exchange flaws patched InfoSec News (May 10)
• Utility may face investigation for sale of unscrubbed drives InfoSec News (May 09)
• UK could learn from Sarbox mistakes InfoSec News (May 09)
• Nevada's cyber-security chief charged with embezzlement InfoSec News (May 09)
• Museum unscrambles secret agency's past InfoSec News (May 09)
• UK hackers condemn McKinnon trial InfoSec News (May 09)
• Hacker Sentenced in Spam Case InfoSec News (May 09)
• Petrol firm suspends chip-and-pin InfoSec News (May 09)
• Universities given security guidelines for foreign students InfoSec News (May 09)
• Wells Fargo computer missing InfoSec News (May 09)
• Malaysia welcomes the world in fight against cyber-terrorism InfoSec News (May 09)
• Antispam firm says it was victim of sophisticated attack InfoSec News (May 09)
• SCADA on thin ice - Industrial control systems pose little-noticed security threat InfoSec News (May 09)
• Gone in 60 seconds -- the high-tech version InfoSec News (May 09)
• Crafts website hacked by terrorists InfoSec News (May 09)
• A million little pixels InfoSec News (May 04)
• Rumsfeld urged to reverse DOD's clearance processing halt InfoSec News (May 04)
• Avian Flu: Can IT Handle a Pandemic? InfoSec News (May 04)
• Idaho utility hard drives -- and data -- turn up on eBay InfoSec News (May 04)
• Blue Security offloads DoS attack onto blogs InfoSec News (May 04)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-18 InfoSec News (May 04)
• Q. What could a boarding pass tell an identity fraudster about you? A. Way too much InfoSec News (May 04)
• Info. assurance a matter of survival InfoSec News (May 04)
• Cyberattack knocks millions of blogs offline InfoSec News (May 04)
• Trojan Snags World Of Warcraft Passwords To Cash Out Accounts InfoSec News (May 04)
• Apple online store hacked InfoSec News (May 04)
• Three rules for safer Wi-Fi away from home InfoSec News (May 04)
• Vietnam hacker to face the long arm of the law InfoSec News (May 04)
• Aetna Loses Laptop Containing Customer Data InfoSec News (May 03)
• Retaliation for Antispam Success? InfoSec News (May 03)
• Iron Mountain loses more backup tapes InfoSec News (May 02)
• Oracle keeps many users waiting on April patches InfoSec News (May 02)
• InfoSec News List Information InfoSec News (May 02)
• Ohio U. alumni at risk for identity theft InfoSec News (May 02)
• NCSoft to Appeal Ruling on Data Theft Case InfoSec News (May 02)
• SANS Institute updates list of 'Top 20 Internet Security Vulnerabilities' InfoSec News (May 02)
• Hacker turns Canadian PM into baby eater InfoSec News (May 02)
• Iridium trumpets latest satellite phones for emergency response InfoSec News (May 02)
• 'Second Life' fending off denial-of-service attacks InfoSec News (May 02)

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