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137 messages starting Feb 01 07 and ending Feb 27 07
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• Lawsuits, patent claims silence Black Hat talk InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• Report: VA funds wasted in data loss InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• Q&A: Reverse hacker describes ordeal InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• SEC Sues Company For Using Hacked Information In Trades InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• Standing guard for rich and famous InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• Battle brewing over RFID chip-hacking demo InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• New and Improved Oracle Exploits Coming at Black Hat InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• FBI unsure if missing notebook PCs contain sensitive data InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• US Cyber Storm will test NZ's national security InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• Microsoft probes IE 7, Vista bug reports InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• Security walls crumble InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• National Bolsheviks ousted from Runet InfoSec News (Feb 27)
• On the Receiving End InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• Got a secret? Keep it InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• Cyber War on Campus InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• Are there perils in penetration testing? InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• Linux Advisory Watch - February 23rd 2007 InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• Bruce Willis thwarts cybergeddon InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• Second Google Desktop attack reported InfoSec News (Feb 25)
• John Howard the new Paris Hilton? InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Customer Data Breach Began in 2005, TJX Says InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• 90% Of E-Mail Will Be Spam By Year's End InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Symantec subscription glitch derails users InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Camp Dodge reports "serious" security breach InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-8 InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• Hackers exploit old Internet Exploder bug InfoSec News (Feb 23)
• PHP Group accused of security incompetence InfoSec News (Feb 21)
• DHS needs to wrap up effort to protect personal data, IG says InfoSec News (Feb 21)
• Vista security overview: too little too late InfoSec News (Feb 21)
• T.J. Maxx probe finds broader hacking InfoSec News (Feb 21)
• Security Researchers to Release Nine Tools and Four Vulnerabilities at Black Hat DC 2007 InfoSec News (Feb 21)
• 30 states investigating hacking of retailers InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• Air Force Explores the Next Frontier InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• Phish fighters floored by DDoS assault InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• Infosec and Corporate Blogging InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• U.S. cybersecurity czar has his marching orders InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• Data centers: Buyers beware of over-hyped facilities InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• Users Who Know Too Much (And the CIOs Who Fear Them) InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• Snort no fort, could be mugged by bug InfoSec News (Feb 20)
• Korea Becomes Haven for Hackers InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• Vista security overhaul questioned InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• Spies, Lies & KPMG InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• Sweden to ban website attacks InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• NIST releases info security documents InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• Hackers fake Howard heart attack InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• Response to Bob Parsons Dropped by Moderators InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• Pakistan gears up to counter cyber terrorism InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• 14th Annual Network & Distributed System Security (NDSS) Symposium InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• DNS attack puts Web security in perspective InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• Linux Advisory Watch - February 16th 2007 InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• I-Team Investigation: DMV Security Risk InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• Computer project recovers stolen laptop, affirms couple's love InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Ohio scientist faces 10-year sentence for stealing trade secrets InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• 'Pentagon hacker' plays joker on US authorities InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• What would you do first as chief information security officer? InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Ex-student faces felony charge in Clay case InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-7 InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Hack lets intruders sneak into home routers InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• EPA, auditors disagree over IT security risks InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Security standard boosts consumer confidence InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• UK smoking ban opens doors for hackers InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• MS malware engine vulnerable to malware InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• U.K. company fined over laptop theft InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Security expert: Make vendors liable for bad code InfoSec News (Feb 15)
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  • RE: Security expert: Make vendors liable for bad code InfoSec News (Feb 19)
  • RE: Security expert: Make vendors liable for bad code InfoSec News (Feb 19)
• 8:20 am: Jury awards fired Sandia analyst $4.3 million InfoSec News (Feb 15)
• Lawmaker: VA officials still take lax approach to data security InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• Hacker strikes 600 business sites InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• Cisco Warns Of Multiple IOS Vulnerabilities InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• Cyber officials: Chinese hackers attack 'anything and everything' InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• Microsoft Patches 20 Security Vulnerabilities InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• Sun's Solaris 10 at risk of zero-day exploit InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• Tata firm catches 'Reliance spy' InfoSec News (Feb 13)
• Report: FBI Loses 3 To 4 Laptops Every Month InfoSec News (Feb 12)
• VA loses sensitive information on 1.3 million doctors InfoSec News (Feb 12)
• Mid East Hackers Challenge offers cash prizes InfoSec News (Feb 12)
• IE and Firefox cough up hard drive contents InfoSec News (Feb 12)
• Attack by Korean hacker prompts Defense Department cyber debate InfoSec News (Feb 12)
• Second government Cyber Storm test brewing InfoSec News (Feb 12)
• Valentine virus warning InfoSec News (Feb 12)
• Cybercrime tools get cheaper InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• Linux Advisory Watch - February 9th 2007 InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• RSA - US cyber counterattack: Bomb one way or the other InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• Nuclear Safety Commission website hacked InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• Caught in the Network InfoSec News (Feb 11)
• Corporate crimeware threat 'moving to Adobe' InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Security experts beaten at their own game InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• UPDATE: Lessons learned from Internet root server attack InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Hackers Attack 92,000 Korean Computers InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• CYBER-FRAUD 2007 || Silicon Valley || The First International Workshop on Cyber-Fraud || July 1-6, 2007 InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-6 InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• New IT spending aimed partly at cybersecurity InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Highly-Critical Flaw Discovered in Trend Micro Products InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• Cyberattacks Up 50% By 2010, VeriSign Says InfoSec News (Feb 08)
• High Security for $100 Laptop InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• VeriSign Moves to Address an Internet Security Problem InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• NATO, DOD to sign cybersecurity pact InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• Massachusetts Leads National TJX Data Probe InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• Two flaws found in Firefox InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• The Cheapskate's Infosecurity Toolbox InfoSec News (Feb 07)
• Security on demand heads for mainstream InfoSec News (Feb 06)
• Cybercrime calculator targets hackers, terrorists InfoSec News (Feb 06)
• Most IT Managers Expect Major Security Hit Every Year InfoSec News (Feb 06)
• Hackers attack key Net traffic computers InfoSec News (Feb 06)
• Study: Weak passwords really do help hackers InfoSec News (Feb 06)
• Microsoft's own antivirus fails to secure Vista InfoSec News (Feb 06)
• NSA employee charged with giving wife $340,000 contract InfoSec News (Feb 06)
• Slacker or hacker? InfoSec News (Feb 06)
• Fly At Your Own Risk: A Hole In Airport Security InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• Hacker to write autobiography InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• Chinese suspected of hacking into MoD networks InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• NIST prepares to hash out new standard InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• Hackers break into CDC's Web site InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• New Zero-Day Threat Excels InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• Internet security forces gather RSA conference draws teams to fight organized hackers InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• Finding Vista's flaws InfoSec News (Feb 05)
• Study Finds Security Flaws on Web Sites of Major Banks InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• Former Duracell employee stole trade secrets InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• Super Bowl stadium site packed Trojan horse InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• Former Coke secretary convicted in spy case InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• Vista encryption 'no threat' to computer forensics InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• Linux Advisory Watch - February 2nd 2007 InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• Hard drive that may contain personal data on veterans missing in Birmingham, Ala. InfoSec News (Feb 04)
• Banks, ISPs 'should meet cyber police' InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• Opinion: Four laws Congress needs to pass now to boost computer security InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• U.S. Issues Guidelines in Case of Flu Pandemic InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• ITL Bulletin for January 2007 InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• Black & White Ball in London - Call For Papers InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-5 InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• Crime Boards Come Crashing Down InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• Ad scheme triggers bomb scare InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• High-flying hacker who 'fed' new employer goes free InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• Tracking the Russian Scammers InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• Tightening the Net on Cybercrime InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• Trade group gives Feds low cybersecurity grade InfoSec News (Feb 01)
• Skype to partner for security in the workplace InfoSec News (Feb 01)

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