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124 messages starting May 01 07 and ending May 30 07
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• F-Secure hit with antivirus vulnerabilities InfoSec News (May 30)
• NIST readies guidance on IT security assessments InfoSec News (May 30)
• File-sharing sites are being subverted for web attacks InfoSec News (May 30)
• BCS'07 CFP InfoSec News (May 30)
• The Internet security business is a big fat con InfoSec News (May 30)
• Users fear wireless networks for control InfoSec News (May 30)
• Air Force examines its vulnerability to cyberattack InfoSec News (May 29)
• Standard desktops, special needs InfoSec News (May 29)
• Google acquires Web security startup GreenBorder InfoSec News (May 29)
• Phony BBB email dupes more than 1,400 execs InfoSec News (May 29)
• Newsmaker: Cyberattack in Estonia -- what it really means InfoSec News (May 29)
• Tuesday Insight: IAML v1.0 - The Information Assurance Markup Language v1.0 final is now available for download at the consortium's website (www.ism3.com) InfoSec News (May 29)
• Plug the holes in your cone of silence InfoSec News (May 29)
• China Crafts Cyberweapons InfoSec News (May 28)
• Germany passes Anti-Hacking laws InfoSec News (May 28)
• Energy reports losing 1,400 laptops in six years InfoSec News (May 28)
• Linux Advisory Watch - May 25th 2007 InfoSec News (May 28)
• After Computer Siege in Estonia, War Fears Turn to Cyberspace InfoSec News (May 28)
• GAO: FBI's internal network has critical security flaws InfoSec News (May 24)
• University Blames Security Breach On Un-patched Symantec Bug InfoSec News (May 24)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-21 InfoSec News (May 24)
• Ex-Coke secretary gets 8 years in secrets case InfoSec News (May 24)
• ITL Bulletin for May 2007 InfoSec News (May 24)
• Time to move beyond FISMA, CISOs say InfoSec News (May 23)
• Perspective: Who says security breaches are small potatoes? InfoSec News (May 23)
• ISO 2700: Security Asleep? InfoSec News (May 23)
• Software should defend itself: Oracle CSO InfoSec News (May 23)
• Telegraph website targeted in mystery attack by hackers InfoSec News (May 22)
• Survey: Half Of Windows Vista Adoption Driven By Security InfoSec News (May 22)
• NIST releases FISMA security control tools InfoSec News (May 22)
• Crypto boffin: writing is on the wall for 1024-bit RSA InfoSec News (May 22)
• [Call for Participation] DIMVA 2007 InfoSec News (May 22)
• Teens Fight Off Hackers InfoSec News (May 21)
• NU Security Breached Again InfoSec News (May 21)
• AusCERT: Entrusting end-users with security an outdated '70s idea, says author InfoSec News (May 21)
• DHS seeks research on nine cybersecurity areas InfoSec News (May 21)
• Laser targeting by hackers InfoSec News (May 21)
• The Impending Internet Address Shortage InfoSec News (May 21)
• Exclusive: Los Alamos Breach Was Easy InfoSec News (May 20)
• Navy floats on-board Wifi InfoSec News (May 20)
• Red Team U. creates critical thinkers InfoSec News (May 20)
• Cyber Assaults on Estonia Typify a New Battle Tactic InfoSec News (May 20)
• Symantec: Chinese hackers grow in number, skills InfoSec News (May 20)
• State computer security breached InfoSec News (May 20)
• AusCERT prepares for biggest ever conference InfoSec News (May 20)
• Linux Advisory Watch - May 18th 2007 InfoSec News (May 20)
• Regulators seek cause of reactor shutdown InfoSec News (May 20)
• Estonian attacks reveal vulnerability of corporate networks InfoSec News (May 17)
• Contractor Pleads Guilty To Stealing Classified Data From Los Alamos Labs InfoSec News (May 17)
• Wireless hacker attacks on the rise InfoSec News (May 17)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-20 InfoSec News (May 17)
• Critical Flaws Found in Java Development Kit InfoSec News (May 17)
• Book Review: Security Metrics: Replacing Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt InfoSec News (May 16)
• Estonia urges firm EU, NATO response to new form of warfare: cyber-attacks InfoSec News (May 16)
• Security Games InfoSec News (May 16)
• DISA's Wi-Fi Flying Squirrel InfoSec News (May 16)
• Internet Crime: Kobik Searches and Finds InfoSec News (May 16)
• Cisco routers caused major outage in Japan: report InfoSec News (May 16)
• Survey Assesses Impact of Data Security Breach InfoSec News (May 15)
• Beware P2P Networks With A Tunnel To Confidential Data, Study Warns InfoSec News (May 15)
• Lawmakers propose more money cybercrime battle InfoSec News (May 15)
• Australia vulnerable to cyber terror InfoSec News (May 15)
• Gone in 120 seconds: cracking Wi-Fi security InfoSec News (May 15)
• Third of UK firms vulnerable to hackers InfoSec News (May 14)
• VA buys 25K secure thumb drives InfoSec News (May 14)
• Should vendors close all security holes? InfoSec News (May 14)
• A cyber-riot InfoSec News (May 14)
• Cisco says FTP feature in IOS is a hacker backdoor InfoSec News (May 14)
• Engineer guilty in plot to give data to China InfoSec News (May 14)
• HISD contractor accused of computer thefts InfoSec News (May 14)
• Penn College Students Win Award for Computer-Security Video InfoSec News (May 14)
• Highland Hospital Security Breach InfoSec News (May 14)
• Linux Advisory Watch - May 11th 2007 InfoSec News (May 14)
• Balsillie: BlackBerry Shutdown Will Never Happen Again InfoSec News (May 14)
• Military Matters: Brave new war InfoSec News (May 14)
• Cybercrime update: Is organized crime moving into cybersphere? InfoSec News (May 10)
• One-at-a-time hacker grabs 22,000 IDs from Univ. of Missouri InfoSec News (May 10)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-19 InfoSec News (May 10)
• The Ultimate Insider: FBI Analyst Steals National Secrets InfoSec News (May 10)
• Lloyd's Report Warns of Threats from 'Political Violence' InfoSec News (May 10)
• Man faces federal data tampering charge InfoSec News (May 09)
• Forget the Nigerian spam scam; now it's a take-off on Three Kings InfoSec News (May 09)
• Vital US institutions left wide open to terror attack InfoSec News (May 09)
• Microsoft Patches 19 Bugs With 7 Bulletins -- All Critical InfoSec News (May 08)
• M&S loses personal data on 26,000 employees InfoSec News (May 08)
• Taiwan claims upper hand in hackers' war with rival China InfoSec News (May 08)
• Former expert witness pleads guilty to perjury InfoSec News (May 08)
• Budget: Eye on cyber-terrorism attacks InfoSec News (May 08)
• Laptop lock down InfoSec News (May 08)
• A5/GSM Cracking Project InfoSec News (May 08)
• NIST puts its security guidelines in one basket InfoSec News (May 08)
• Poppy quarter led to spy coin warnings InfoSec News (May 07)
• Thumb Drives Replace Malware As Top Security Concern, Study Finds InfoSec News (May 07)
• Interview with Rain Forest Puppy InfoSec News (May 07)
• Local researchers offer free security service InfoSec News (May 07)
• Masters of Their Domain InfoSec News (May 07)
• TSA hard drive with employee data missing InfoSec News (May 06)
• Exercise puts cadets on the cyber-defensive InfoSec News (May 06)
• Interview with Harlan Carvey, Author of Windows Forensic Analysis InfoSec News (May 06)
• Firms hit rivals with web attacks InfoSec News (May 06)
• Linux Advisory Watch - May 4th 2007 InfoSec News (May 06)
• Lax security led to TJX breach InfoSec News (May 06)
• Call for papers - Usenix Workshop On Offensive Technologies (WOOT 07) InfoSec News (May 03)
• Lawmakers act on data security bills InfoSec News (May 03)
• Microsoft To Issue Seven Security Patches On Tuesday InfoSec News (May 03)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-18 InfoSec News (May 03)
• RIM says there's no problem with European Blackberries InfoSec News (May 03)
• Senators voice alarm over terrorist Net presence InfoSec News (May 03)
• No medals for UK Government over London Olympics security InfoSec News (May 03)
• RIM's outage spreads to Europe and mid-East InfoSec News (May 02)
• Estimates Put T.J. Maxx Security Fiasco At $4.5 Billion InfoSec News (May 02)
• Homeless man disrupts Internet2 service InfoSec News (May 02)
• DDoS attacks fall as crackers turn to spam InfoSec News (May 02)
• Vista hacks to be demoed at Black Hat conference InfoSec News (May 02)
• Apple plugs QuickTime zero-day flaw InfoSec News (May 02)
• Gartner: Hack contests bad for business InfoSec News (May 02)
• How to become an exceptional security manager InfoSec News (May 02)
• Wi-Fi networks still insecure in London's City InfoSec News (May 02)
• BlackBerry outage underscores need for a backup plan InfoSec News (May 01)
• Researcher to demonstrate Vista attacks InfoSec News (May 01)
• F1 engineers plan appeal in Ferrari espionage case InfoSec News (May 01)
• Steak n Shake beefs up security InfoSec News (May 01)
• China tops spy list: CSIS InfoSec News (May 01)
• The Taiwan Scenario InfoSec News (May 01)

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