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137 messages starting Oct 01 07 and ending Oct 30 07
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• ITL Bulletin for October 2007 InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• McAfee pays $51m for Hacker Safe InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• IT security officials share concerns InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Hartford Financial misplaces back-up tapes with personal data on policy holders InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• In Memoriam: Jun-ichiro Hagino InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Call for Panels and Posters (published in proceedings): FC 2008 [Free Child Care, Free for children 1-12, deadline: November 13] InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Cyber Warriors InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• UK mobile security still useless InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Spam Spoofs FTC E-Mail To Distribute Keylogger InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• No Such Thing as Security "Best Practices" InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Nigerian hacker hunted in Vietnam InfoSec News (Oct 30)
• Here's how a slick laptop thief was foiled in Tampa InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• 'Terrorists of the future on web' InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• Credentials could ease hiring for IT security jobs InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• Find them and fire them: 5 steps - Spotting and handling rogue employees before they make the news InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• Immediate flaw alerts vs. Disclosing with patches InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• Conference on Cyber Terror Postponed InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• San Francisco Gallery Shows Hacker's Work as Art InfoSec News (Oct 28)
• Navy tightens grip on BlackBerrys InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• FWD: [attrition] Commentary: Data Loss "Unplugged" InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Encrypt data stored off site, warns Louisiana agency InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Austrian Police to use crime-busting Trojans InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-43 InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• "Father" of ISO 27001 to visit Vietnam InfoSec News (Oct 26)
• TJX breach was twice as big as admitted, banks say InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Storm worm strikes back at security pros InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Password-cracking chip causes security concerns InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Rep. Thompson presses DHS for information on cyber initiative InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• Gov't, private sector revive push for RP cybercrime law InfoSec News (Oct 25)
• New rules on computer security systems InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• San Diego's ToorCon keeps hackers current InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Reports of federal security breaches double in four months InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• Final Call for Papers for Security Track at ApacheCon Europe 2008 InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• IPhone's Security Rivals Windows 95 (No, That's Not Good) InfoSec News (Oct 24)
• CFP for HITBSecConf2008 - Dubai now open InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Law enforcement at disadvantage in war on cybercrime InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Controversial Russian Web Hoster Says Critics Are Rogue, Greedy Xenophobe InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• IT staff acts as wildfire advances on Pepperdine's data center InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Defense lauds exceptional technology work InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Linux Security Week - October 21st 2007 InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• WiBro Tech Leakers Sentenced to Prison InfoSec News (Oct 23)
• Hackers Space: the Final Frontier InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• PacSec 2007 Agenda (Tokyo 11-29/30) InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Online Gambling: Hacking by Costa Rican Employees Not Uncommon InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Storm Worm Now Just a Squall InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Local author pens computer forensic thriller InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• Brewery offers lifetime supply of beer in return for stolen laptop InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• HIGH-TECH SOLUTIONS: Safeguarding your business InfoSec News (Oct 22)
• CarolinaCon 2008 - Call for Speakers / Papers InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Cafe Latte attack steals credentials from Wi-Fi clients InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Tighter security over power plant computer systems urged InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• IG: DHS falls short on security InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-42 InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Theft of Home Depot laptop puts 10,000 at risk InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Technique | NASA gets a grip on FISMA reporting InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Man accused of hacking into 911 InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Absolute Poker Audit on the Horizon as Pressure Mounts InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Oracle ships critical patch update for database, applications InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Can trash be used in court? InfoSec News (Oct 18)
• Technical Article: Security incidents and trends in SCADA and process industries InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• HD Moore takes iPhone exploits public InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Bush urged to block merger InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• TSA Demands Encryption Following Dual Laptop Loss InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• VoIP Hack Puts PCs In Peril InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Secure Data Warehouses Rise Again in N. Virginia InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Storm Worm the 'syphilis' of computers InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Survey finds IT attacks are down, but costly InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Nasa hacker granted Lords appeal InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Shred of evidence against the law InfoSec News (Oct 16)
• Black Hat Tokyo + DC and Europe CfPs now open. InfoSec News (Oct 14)
• On the Trail of Digital Secrets InfoSec News (Oct 14)
• Local councils don't encrypt InfoSec News (Oct 14)
• Shadowy Russian Firm Seen as Conduit for Cybercrime InfoSec News (Oct 14)
• Security vuln auction site pulls in research InfoSec News (Oct 14)
• CFP for Special Issue on Clinical Information Systems (CIS) Security, Wiley InterScience Security and Communication Networks Journal InfoSec News (Oct 14)
• Now Pfizer employees' spouses suffer data compromise InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• In lawsuit, OU tells former staffers: 'Oops, give us back those sensitive documents' InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Security Breach InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-41 InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• OASIS ID Trust Workshop in Barcelona Spain InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Customer information compromised at bank InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Air Force to get "cyber sidearms" InfoSec News (Oct 12)
• Ohio official loses a week's vacation for theft of tape InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Medical group manager gets prison for stealing patients' records InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Howard 'hacker' pleads innocence InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• DHS offers baseline for U.S. IT security skills InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Plods-turned-gumshoes jailed for hacking operation InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Cybercriminals Could Steal Elections, Security Researcher Warns InfoSec News (Oct 10)
• Mary Ann Davidson | In defense of common criteria InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Australia's top enterprises hit by laymen hackers in less than 24 hours InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• TJX Revises Consumer Settlement, Agrees to Pay Cash InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Microsoft Patches Critical IE Flaws And Windows Vista Holes InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Qaeda Goes Dark After a U.S. Slip InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Cisco Folds Security Research Group InfoSec News (Oct 09)
• Criminals pick BlackBerries to thwart eavesdropping police InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• Citrix Opens Security Holes in Military, Federal Web Site InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• Businesses call for police cyber crime unit InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• Hacker breaks into eBay server, locks out users InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• eBay: Phishers getting better organised, using Linux InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• Cyber warfare oracle reveals stark vision InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• Student reporter who discovered university security breach punished but not expelled InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• Security: Whacking Hackers InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• ClubHack: India's Own International Hackers Convention InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• Portrait of an (alleged) cyber bully as a young man InfoSec News (Oct 08)
• TJX Judge: Consumers Selling Vouchers Won't Cut It InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Israel suspected of 'hacking' Syrian air defences InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Man Arrested For Using Botnet To Launch DoS Attacks InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Bad things lurking on government sites InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• IT security group honors three feds InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-40 InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• [Infowarrior] - OT: Colbert on Cyberterrorism InfoSec News (Oct 04)
• DHS Mail List Meltdown Becomes Internet Party for Exposed Gov Workers InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• GOP urges probe in China firm deal InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Hackers Breaking Up Botnets To Elude Detection InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Made For Hacking InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• CFP for ClubHack: India's own hacker's convention InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Probe ordered for Ministry of National Defense security breach InfoSec News (Oct 03)
• Call for presentations and tutorials for AusCERT2008 InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• Microsoft-loving (former) security czar calls for closed internet InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• iPhone Turned into Pocket-Sized Hacking Platform InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• GAO: Departments lag on FISMA controls InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• State Internet services shut down over hacker intrusion InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• Computer security lax at some government offices: auditor InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• ARMC computer is missing InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• MIT students are warned that hacks have limits InfoSec News (Oct 02)
• USENIX Security '08 Call For Papers InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Military Intelligence Agent Sentenced for Losing US Top Secrets InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• How Things Work: Lock Picking InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Sneaky White Hats Pull Surveillance Cam Switcheroo InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• PCI experts say deadline is just the beginning InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Security where it counts: "If you can't talk, you can't fight InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Report: FBI's Internal Security Lacking InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• ACNS'08 CFP InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Woman arrested for hospital espionage InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• OU boosts IT security InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Boeing worker says he was fired for talking to P-I InfoSec News (Oct 01)
• Data for 800,000 job applicants stolen InfoSec News (Oct 01)

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