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130 messages starting Nov 02 06 and ending Nov 30 06
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• U.S. warns of possible financial cyber attack InfoSec News (Nov 30)
• Information about military movements in Iraq ends up on Internet InfoSec News (Nov 30)
• Chinese hackers prompt Navy college site closure InfoSec News (Nov 30)
• Most security tools not quite ready for Vista InfoSec News (Nov 30)
• Banking on Security InfoSec News (Nov 30)
• Scooped - by his own mobile phone InfoSec News (Nov 29)
• Zombie tool makes use of Windows, antivirus flaws InfoSec News (Nov 29)
• DOE secretary scolds lab on security issues InfoSec News (Nov 29)
• Sword on Board InfoSec News (Nov 28)
• Federal Rules May Not Fully Secure Online Banking Sites InfoSec News (Nov 28)
• Security Researcher: Beware Dangling Cursors in Oracle Code InfoSec News (Nov 28)
• Navy drops ban of commercial WLANs InfoSec News (Nov 28)
• Apple Mac OS X patch plugs 31 vulnerabilities InfoSec News (Nov 28)
• Most Chinese Hackers Seek Passwords InfoSec News (Nov 28)
• Navy submariner will plead guilty in espionage case InfoSec News (Nov 28)
• [Call for Papers] DIMVA 2007 InfoSec News (Nov 28)
• Honeynet Founder Lance Spitzner: "Hackers not afraid of being caught" InfoSec News (Nov 28)
• SANS Top 20 Report - Deja Vu InfoSec News (Nov 28)
• ITL Bulletin for November 2006 InfoSec News (Nov 28)
• Vista Takes Security Up a Notch InfoSec News (Nov 28)
• Is student data safe? InfoSec News (Nov 28)
• Peter Junger, led Buddhist Temple, studied and taught computer law InfoSec News (Nov 26)
• DBAs brace for week of Oracle bugs InfoSec News (Nov 26)
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  • Re: DBAs brace for week of Oracle bugs InfoSec News (Nov 29)
• Feds: Linkin Park Fan Hacks Phone Data InfoSec News (Nov 26)
• Linux Advisory Watch - November 24th 2006 InfoSec News (Nov 26)
• To catch crooks in cyberspace, FBI goes global InfoSec News (Nov 26)
• 'Evil twin' Wi-Fi hacks target the rich InfoSec News (Nov 23)
• Electronic jihad's cyber soldiers InfoSec News (Nov 23)
• Alleged computer hackers fight expulsion InfoSec News (Nov 23)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-47 InfoSec News (Nov 23)
• Analysis: Websites struggling for legal recourse for DoS attacks InfoSec News (Nov 23)
• China bought bomber secrets InfoSec News (Nov 23)
• Stolen DOT computers lead to laptop theft ring InfoSec News (Nov 22)
• Banks face growing threat of identity theft from insiders InfoSec News (Nov 22)
• Guidance offered for would-be information security professionals InfoSec News (Nov 22)
• 3 Metrics To Gauge Security Spending InfoSec News (Nov 22)
• Computer Misuse Act could ban security tools InfoSec News (Nov 22)
• GPs revolt over patient files privacy InfoSec News (Nov 21)
• Foreign intelligence agents hacking UK businesses, government warns InfoSec News (Nov 21)
• Laptop thief lands the bank details of 15,000 policemen InfoSec News (Nov 21)
• Arrest made in DOT laptop theft InfoSec News (Nov 21)
• VXers suffering from 'writer's block' InfoSec News (Nov 21)
• Attack code targets zero-day Mac OS X flaw InfoSec News (Nov 21)
• Brief Administrative Note... InfoSec News (Nov 21)
• IT security testing weak, GAO finds InfoSec News (Nov 20)
• Hackers Use Virtual Machine Detection To Foil Researchers InfoSec News (Nov 20)
• Malaysian government portal used in PayPal phishing scam InfoSec News (Nov 20)
• Small companies ignorant of security? InfoSec News (Nov 20)
• Bank-card PINs 'wide open' to insider attack InfoSec News (Nov 20)
• Is Vista security a selling point? InfoSec News (Nov 20)
• Russian spies target Western technology InfoSec News (Nov 20)
• Air Force leaders hold Cyber Summit InfoSec News (Nov 19)
• Researchers claim chip security flaw InfoSec News (Nov 19)
• Gartner bloke warns of PS3 invasion InfoSec News (Nov 19)
• Polite Hackers Kick It in Korea InfoSec News (Nov 19)
• Chinese army holds "Vanguard-206B" drill in E. China InfoSec News (Nov 19)
• Bosses get into 007 gadgets InfoSec News (Nov 19)
• Book Review: Brave New Ballot InfoSec News (Nov 19)
• Cracked it! InfoSec News (Nov 19)
• Hackers hindered by OIT's efforts InfoSec News (Nov 17)
• 'Pump-and-Dump' Spam Surge Linked to Russian Bot Herders InfoSec News (Nov 17)
• OU upholds firings over computer breaches InfoSec News (Nov 17)
• Guidance Software Settles FTC Charges InfoSec News (Nov 17)
• Contractors should comply with DOD security training rules InfoSec News (Nov 17)
• Attack code posted for latest Microsoft bugs InfoSec News (Nov 17)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-46 InfoSec News (Nov 17)
• Kyrgyzstan cut off from Internet by hacker attack InfoSec News (Nov 17)
• Politicians embrace 'cybersecurity' month, but why? InfoSec News (Nov 16)
• Zero day attacks rise to top of SANS Top 20 InfoSec News (Nov 16)
• Proving a negative InfoSec News (Nov 16)
• Hoffacker Charged With Hacking System InfoSec News (Nov 16)
• DHS IG targets security, procurement InfoSec News (Nov 14)
• Microsoft releases six security updates InfoSec News (Nov 14)
• Arrest of a high profile hacker InfoSec News (Nov 14)
• Cycling: Hackers are scrutinised over claims of Landis test flaws InfoSec News (Nov 14)
• Post acquisition, it's business as usual at ISS InfoSec News (Nov 14)
• Oracle users wary of putting applications on Nokia devices InfoSec News (Nov 14)
• Critical Wireless Flaw Leaves Windows Users Open To Attack InfoSec News (Nov 14)
• Japan leads way but India reaps security benefits InfoSec News (Nov 14)
• Government IT leaders feeling more secure InfoSec News (Nov 14)
• NIST provides security guide for managers InfoSec News (Nov 13)
• Health service IT boss 'failed computer studies' InfoSec News (Nov 13)
• REVIEW: "Hacking for Dummies", Kevin Beaver InfoSec News (Nov 13)
• Stolen Nationwide laptop prompts FSA probe InfoSec News (Nov 13)
• Denial of service attackers face 10 years in jail InfoSec News (Nov 12)
• Laptop loss: How to avoid becoming the next Starbucks InfoSec News (Nov 12)
• No Fly Means No Entry At Deutsche Bank InfoSec News (Nov 12)
• Linux Advisory Watch - November 10th 2006 InfoSec News (Nov 12)
• SecuriTeam Interview: LMH InfoSec News (Nov 12)
• Allchin backtracks on Vista virus claims InfoSec News (Nov 12)
• How many wireless vulnerabilities are really out there? InfoSec News (Nov 09)
• DHS forum will bring together cybersecurity products, integrators InfoSec News (Nov 09)
• ISPs 'should be responsible' for hacker attacks InfoSec News (Nov 09)
• Former Federal Reserve head riffs on Sarbanes-Oxley InfoSec News (Nov 09)
• Allchin Suggests Vista Won't Need Antivirus InfoSec News (Nov 09)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-45 InfoSec News (Nov 09)
• Police Break Phone Sex Hacking Ring InfoSec News (Nov 09)
• Former Muvico official indicted for allegedly hacking computers of theater chain InfoSec News (Nov 09)
• Lanter enters "The Dead Code" InfoSec News (Nov 08)
• Dating site hacker avoids jail InfoSec News (Nov 08)
• Agencies need to get creative to save money, meet security requirements InfoSec News (Nov 08)
• Cybercrime Group Warns banks Against Hackers InfoSec News (Nov 08)
• Defending the data will be a focus for 2007 InfoSec News (Nov 08)
• Microsoft push-email row escalates InfoSec News (Nov 08)
• SDFOST - Call for Papers InfoSec News (Nov 08)
• Create a Winning Strategy for Your Awareness Program InfoSec News (Nov 08)
• Starbucks loses laptops with data on 60,000 employees InfoSec News (Nov 06)
• Microsoft Warns of New Windows Zero-Day Flaw InfoSec News (Nov 06)
• The joys of picking locks, the secret world of bumping InfoSec News (Nov 06)
• Standards lifting sluggish systems InfoSec News (Nov 06)
• Hacker changes grades at Cooper City High InfoSec News (Nov 06)
• Financial Services loses 17 laptops InfoSec News (Nov 05)
• Trojan One-Two Punch Sends Spam Rates Soaring InfoSec News (Nov 05)
• Linux Advisory Watch - November 3rd 2006 InfoSec News (Nov 05)
• Al Kyder's Virgin on the ridiculous InfoSec News (Nov 05)
• 'Scrubbed' laptop had data on 6,000 Utahns InfoSec News (Nov 05)
• Air Force to create Cyber Command InfoSec News (Nov 02)
• The Boarding Pass Brouhaha InfoSec News (Nov 02)
• Cuyahoga County Possibly Exposed Election System to Computer Virus InfoSec News (Nov 02)
• Beware the Podslurpers... InfoSec News (Nov 02)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-44 InfoSec News (Nov 02)
• Army command laptop missing InfoSec News (Nov 02)
• Breach at lab called significant InfoSec News (Nov 02)
• The Virus That Ate DHS InfoSec News (Nov 02)
• Attack code out for new Apple Wi-Fi flaw InfoSec News (Nov 02)
• Computer Security Expert Most Prospective Job InfoSec News (Nov 02)
• Controversial course teaches spyware writing InfoSec News (Nov 02)
• Canada's ties with U.S. make government prime hacking target, tech execs warn InfoSec News (Nov 02)
• GAO: Feds still lack security research agenda InfoSec News (Nov 02)

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