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135 messages starting Oct 02 06 and ending Oct 31 06
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• Hackers break into water system network InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Hackers - from locals to Chinese - challenge data security InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• GAO: Better coordination of cybersecurity R&D needed InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Bot nets likely behind jump in spam InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Ohio Election Portends Trouble InfoSec News (Oct 31)
• Federal Cyber Service: Scholarship for Service InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Opinion: Disaster recovery site puts terrorist bull's-eye on Pa. InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Old bugs blight shiny new browsers InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Feds Leapfrog RFID Privacy Study InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Flaw exploited in RFID-enabled passports InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Savannah company's laptop theft highlights data security concerns InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• DOD IT resources failed during Katrina InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Million-PC botnet threatens consumers InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Children's Hospital computer system breached InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Nothing is secret InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• How to keep your VoIP net safe InfoSec News (Oct 29)
• Wi-Fi Exploits Coming to Metasploit InfoSec News (Oct 27)
• ITL Bulletin for October 2006 InfoSec News (Oct 27)
• Is your DBA a spy? Don't fall victim to internal security threats InfoSec News (Oct 27)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-43 InfoSec News (Oct 27)
• Physical Security, Networks To Converge And Move Offshore InfoSec News (Oct 27)
• Network security firm files for IPO InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Lost and found: info on 260,000 patients InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• BT Buys Security Specialist Counterpane InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Spoofing bug found in IE 7 InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Police discover suspected classified data InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• UK firms must wake up to security InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Norton Confidential nothing to shout about InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• At U.S. Borders, Laptops Have No Right to Privacy InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Microsoft: Bot, Trojan Infections High; Rootkits Low InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Business data breaches found to be more costly than thought InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Florida man charged in botnet attack on Akamai InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Council social engineering test exposes flaws InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Hackers Zero In on Online Stock Accounts InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Chicago Voter Database Hacked InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Is The Metasploit Hacking Tool Too Good? InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Researcher attempts to shed light on security troll InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Microsoft to share "security lessons" with New Zealand government InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Q&A: Why Metasploit Publishes Hacker Tools InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Deficit of young IT minds can't fill demand InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• National Australia Bank hit by DDoS attack InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• British Standard produces network security book InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Officials Probing Possible Theft of Voting Software in Md. InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• Trying to keep U.S. in dark InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• New Insurance Coverage in Place for Managed Services InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• Army: Iraqi militants can't crack tactical radios InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• Security rivals shut out of Microsoft meeting InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-42 InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• Nigeria: New Wire Tapping, Cyber Crimes Bill in Nigeria InfoSec News (Oct 20)
• Steal my ID, steal my fingers - the public gets nervous InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• IE7 vulnerability discovered already InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Feds Often Clueless After Data Losses InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Interior wants broader measurements in FISMA reporting InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Duncan's laptop of horrors may be bargaining chip InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Ten security trends worth watching InfoSec News (Oct 19)
• Sun Microsystems unveils data center InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• IDA clients suffer security breach InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• 'Vitriol' Rootkit to Demo at MS BlueHat Hacker Summit InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• Oracle plugs 101 security flaws InfoSec News (Oct 17)
• eEye sets out to build lagest honeypot network InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Phishers hijack IM accounts InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Islamic hackers hit Vatican site -- unsuccessfully InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Indian Prime Minister OKs New Data Security Laws InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Microsoft hands Vista code to security vendors InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• IG: DHS makes progress on FISMA InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Red alert on Web 2.0 Security InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• NB students suspended for hacking InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• Banks on track to fully use online ID security InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• SEC warns online brokerages of cyber-fraud (fwd) InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• Targeted Trojan attacks on the rise InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• Region wakes up on security InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• Security firms skeptical about Vista shift InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• Black Hat CFP, Registration, and Announcements for October InfoSec News (Oct 15)
• Security expert: User education is pointless InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Exploit code hiding in cache servers InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Boutelle: Army has tight IM security InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Hackers steal US$500, 000 (euro399, 010) out of U.S. Virgin Islands government bank accounts InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Expert: Hackers Will Break Vista's PatchGuard InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-41 InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• U.S. Cryptographers: 'FrpX-K5jE-Oc4n-e5Dn' InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Regulatory fire may torch lending business InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Cybercrime flourishes in online hacker forums InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Geek speak bridles information security InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Probe into stolen UK computer data InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• A banner year for security bugs InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• VA reports new data loss InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• ShmooCon 2007 CFP Announcement InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Trapping hackers in the honeypot InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Federal Ministry of Justice sees no need to change "hacker tools" paragraph InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Microsoft Sets New Patch Record, Fixes 26 Flaws InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• US Air Force Prepares For Cyber Warfare InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Most campuses report security breaches InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Is your DNS server configured wrong? InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Continental Airlines moves into bomb shelter InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Hacker cracks Google Blogger security InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Beware The Bots InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• How Insecure Do You Think You Are? InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Medicare and Medicaid Security Gaps Are Found InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Call center sting... details after the show InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Laptop with Marines' personal data missing InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Hacker attacks hit home computers 50 times a night InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Marketers Miss the Mark on Privacy Crisis Containment InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Code Search joins hackers' toolbelt InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Computer System Under Attack InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Ghana: Cyber Crimes in Ghana InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Indian data theft 'exposed' InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-40 InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Sex, gambling and computer game sites being abused by Department of Interior InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• What's in a hacker? InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Admin password security 'abysmal' InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• 10 tips to secure client VPNs InfoSec News (Oct 05)
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  • RE: 10 tips to secure client VPNs InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Trio sentenced to 8 years in U.K. cyberattack scheme InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Company's cinema camera prototype stolen InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• DHS progresses in IT security InfoSec News (Oct 05)
• Hackers invited to break the security on $100 laptops InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Firefox Zero-Day Code Execution Hoax? InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• McAfee buys security compliance vendor for $60 million InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• FSB Says It Stopped Foreign Hackers InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• 39th IOS Lays Foundation for Operations Course InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Infrastructure vulnerable to hacker attacks InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• HP security pro vowed to delete records InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• U.S. joins European cybercrime convention InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• Call for Papers for the 16th USENIX Security Symposium InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• Trai website tinkered, hacker still at large InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• Review: Security flaws place DHS inspectors' laptops at risk InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• St. Louis police lose crime files InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• Hackers: Firefox has JavaScript flaw InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• ID Thieves Turn Sights on Smaller E-Businesses InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• Inside the Third-Party Patching Conundrum InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• UI prof is 'Yoda' of voting machines InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• China's desire for inventor's gun just tip of iceberg InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• UTSA gets $3 million grant to combat cyber attacks InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• UI warns research subjects of possible security breach InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• Government holds talk on infosec for agencies InfoSec News (Oct 02)

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