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132 messages starting Sep 04 07 and ending Sep 27 07
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• Interview With A Convicted Hacker: Robert Moore Tells How He Broke Into Routers And Stole VoIP Services InfoSec News (Sep 27)
• Cybersecurity chiefs keep a low profile InfoSec News (Sep 27)
• Spies 'stole secrets' to arm Chinese military InfoSec News (Sep 27)
• VA: IT, security progress to accelerate in 2008 InfoSec News (Sep 27)
• Microsoft Investigates Blocked Patch Updates in XP InfoSec News (Sep 27)
• Experts fret over credit card compliance InfoSec News (Sep 27)
• New RFID Mail list and project InfoSec News (Sep 27)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-39 InfoSec News (Sep 27)
• Firms must be alert to social engineering tricks InfoSec News (Sep 27)
• Norcross man pleads guilty to shutting off 911 system InfoSec News (Sep 26)
• US Video Shows Hacker Hit on Power Grid InfoSec News (Sep 26)
• TJX's Security System Faulted in Canada Probe InfoSec News (Sep 26)
• Conn. AG Investigating Former Employee Link To Pfizer Data Breach InfoSec News (Sep 26)
• Million yuan job awaits jailed worm author InfoSec News (Sep 25)
• Swiss startup to offer zero day IDS InfoSec News (Sep 25)
• Greg Oslan | The new war machine InfoSec News (Sep 25)
• State laptop with personal info stolen InfoSec News (Sep 25)
• Trophees du Libre 2007 : international free software awards with Security category InfoSec News (Sep 25)
• CFP: FC 2008 [Free Child Care, Free for children 1-12, deadline: October 10] InfoSec News (Sep 24)
• Contractor Blamed in DHS Data Breaches InfoSec News (Sep 24)
• Secret US air force team to perfect plan for Iran strike InfoSec News (Sep 24)
• Data security helped Alinghi retain America's Cup InfoSec News (Sep 24)
• P2P data leak hits ABN Amro InfoSec News (Sep 24)
• Symantec issues bogus warning of full-scale Internet meltdown InfoSec News (Sep 24)
• Re: Fewer Companies Suffer Security Breaches, But They're Much More Severe InfoSec News (Sep 24)
• Old hard drives still full of sensitive data InfoSec News (Sep 24)
• TJX offers deal to end data breach suit InfoSec News (Sep 24)
• Clever Officer Receives Award InfoSec News (Sep 24)
• AIRRAID2 Wireless Hacking Tournament - Dec 2007, Bangkok Thailand InfoSec News (Sep 24)
• Fewer Companies Suffer Security Breaches, But They're Much More Severe InfoSec News (Sep 24)
• Traveling Terabyte - The ultimate digital care package for overseas Marines InfoSec News (Sep 24)
• Linux Advisory Watch - September 21st 2007 InfoSec News (Sep 24)
• F1 secrets left on the web InfoSec News (Sep 24)
• NSA to defend against hackers InfoSec News (Sep 24)
• Ameritrade "knew about data leak for ages" InfoSec News (Sep 20)
• Australia 'cracked top-secret US jet fighter codes' InfoSec News (Sep 20)
• Connecticut Sues Consultant, Accenture, Over Lost Data InfoSec News (Sep 20)
• Evans: Standard desktop configuration key to network security InfoSec News (Sep 20)
• Inside Intel / The Shin Bet goes to the stock exchange InfoSec News (Sep 20)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-38 InfoSec News (Sep 20)
• Critical Zero-Day PDF Bug Compromises Windows PCs InfoSec News (Sep 20)
• Novice computer hacking kits found for sale on eBay InfoSec News (Sep 20)
• VA is slow to upgrade tech security, GAO says InfoSec News (Sep 19)
• DOD tests vulnerability management tools InfoSec News (Sep 19)
• 'Manage your IT risk or lose your good name' Gartner InfoSec News (Sep 19)
• Medco Sys Admin Pleads Guilty To Computer Sabotage InfoSec News (Sep 19)
• Web host breach may have exposed passwords for 6, 000 clients InfoSec News (Sep 19)
• 3Com investor charged in bomb threats InfoSec News (Sep 19)
• Hacker finally publishes notorious Apple Wi-Fi attack InfoSec News (Sep 18)
• Cyber-Threats Outpace Security Measures, Says McAfee CEO InfoSec News (Sep 18)
• Hacking becoming more business-like InfoSec News (Sep 18)
• [Infowarrior] - FW: Beware of Zombies ?? InfoSec News (Sep 18)
• Call for worldwide breach notification laws InfoSec News (Sep 18)
• Teen charged with hacking into AG's computer InfoSec News (Sep 18)
• Uber-hacker Max Vision misses the killswitch InfoSec News (Sep 17)
• Attorney Alleges Ameritrade Knew Of Security Breach A Year Ago InfoSec News (Sep 17)
• Report: MS, Apple, Oracle Are Top Vulnerable Vendors InfoSec News (Sep 17)
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Report: MS, Apple, Oracle Are Top Vulnerable Vendors InfoSec News (Sep 18)
• Botnets ovetake DDoS attacks as ISP fear, says Arbor Networks InfoSec News (Sep 17)
• Hacking into e-health records is too easy, group says InfoSec News (Sep 17)
• Insiders overtake viruses as biggest worry InfoSec News (Sep 16)
• Loans website suffers security breach InfoSec News (Sep 16)
• Is more security more theater? InfoSec News (Sep 16)
• Computers stolen from Security Ministry InfoSec News (Sep 16)
• Linux Advisory Watch - September 14th 2007 InfoSec News (Sep 16)
• Beware of Zombies InfoSec News (Sep 16)
• Attacking multicore CPUs InfoSec News (Sep 16)
• TD Ameritrade's 6 million customers hit with security breach InfoSec News (Sep 14)
• CBI gets Rs 35m to curb cyber crimes InfoSec News (Sep 14)
• Singaporeans worry about high-tech crimes InfoSec News (Sep 14)
• Leader in TJX Fraud Gets 5-Year Sentence InfoSec News (Sep 14)
• Fire prompts NSA evacuation InfoSec News (Sep 14)
• Confidential Chicago terrorist threat assessment leaked over P2P InfoSec News (Sep 13)
• Justice says no to private PCs for telework InfoSec News (Sep 13)
• Cybersquatter storms the Bastille (Linux) InfoSec News (Sep 13)
• Formula One team McLaren fined $100 million in spying scandal InfoSec News (Sep 13)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-37 InfoSec News (Sep 13)
• Economist warns against vague statements on security threats InfoSec News (Sep 13)
• Quantum threat to our secret data InfoSec News (Sep 13)
• Interpol gets serious about cybercrime InfoSec News (Sep 12)
• MoD arms itself with BlackBerrys InfoSec News (Sep 12)
• Despite 9/11, IT is 'overconfident' about disaster recovery InfoSec News (Sep 12)
• Chinese Official Accuses Nations of Hacking InfoSec News (Sep 12)
• Fark.com sues over attempted hacking InfoSec News (Sep 12)
• School computer security at risk InfoSec News (Sep 12)
• Who Needs Hackers? InfoSec News (Sep 12)
• Hacking the White House InfoSec News (Sep 11)
• More personal data said to be on stolen Ohio government backup tape InfoSec News (Sep 11)
• PatchLink born again as Lumension Security InfoSec News (Sep 11)
• Resist cyber attack: securing integrated scada systems InfoSec News (Sep 11)
• On the anniversary of 9/11, experts spot gaps in continuity plans InfoSec News (Sep 11)
• Max Vision hit with hacking charges (again) InfoSec News (Sep 11)
• Rogue Nodes Turn Tor Anonymizer Into Eavesdropper's Paradise InfoSec News (Sep 10)
• PM: No classified information hacked InfoSec News (Sep 10)
• Criminals operating malware supermarkets InfoSec News (Sep 10)
• ISPs turn blind eye to million-machine malware monster InfoSec News (Sep 10)
• TJX. Un-answered questions. InfoSec News (Sep 10)
• Best of open source in security InfoSec News (Sep 10)
• French reveal China hacks InfoSec News (Sep 09)
• Joint Staff readies cyber operations plan InfoSec News (Sep 09)
• Another Blackberry outage strikes InfoSec News (Sep 09)
• Quiet arrest under Computer Crime Act InfoSec News (Sep 09)
• Linux Advisory Watch - September 7th 2007 InfoSec News (Sep 09)
• IT security forum to target small businesses InfoSec News (Sep 09)
• McKesson: Stolen Computers Contain Patient Information InfoSec News (Sep 09)
• Storm Worm Botnet More Powerful Than Top Supercomputers InfoSec News (Sep 07)
• Invisible arms race: The internet balance of power InfoSec News (Sep 07)
• We had permission, Chasers say InfoSec News (Sep 07)
• Hacking reports raise concerns about cyberthreat from China InfoSec News (Sep 07)
• Zombie Pfizer Computers Spew Viagra Spam InfoSec News (Sep 07)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-36 InfoSec News (Sep 07)
• ToorCon 9 CFP Closing & Pre-Registration Increasing InfoSec News (Sep 07)
• New computer security guides available InfoSec News (Sep 07)
• Bind 8 DNS binned InfoSec News (Sep 05)
• Cyber crime will spread: study InfoSec News (Sep 05)
• Bush hotel in security breach InfoSec News (Sep 05)
• Pfizer suffers third data breach InfoSec News (Sep 05)
• Titan Rain - how Chinese hackers targeted Whitehall InfoSec News (Sep 04)
• Infamous Russian ISP behind Bank of India hack InfoSec News (Sep 04)
• Stolen Hopkins computer is returned InfoSec News (Sep 04)
• Judge throws out lawsuit by two OU alums related to IT security breach InfoSec News (Sep 04)
• More laptops mean greater security risk to taxpayers InfoSec News (Sep 04)
• FBI: Enterprises need counterintelligence InfoSec News (Sep 04)
• Chinese military hacked into Pentagon InfoSec News (Sep 04)
• 'Stupid' Holes Reported in Oracle 11g InfoSec News (Sep 04)
• Last German hacker group leaves the country InfoSec News (Sep 04)
• DeepSec IDSC 2007 Registration Now Open InfoSec News (Sep 04)
• Cyber security market to grow 100 times in 5 years InfoSec News (Sep 04)
• Sony confirms security problem InfoSec News (Sep 04)
• Linux Advisory Watch - August 31st 2007 InfoSec News (Sep 04)
• China hosts nearly half of malware sites InfoSec News (Sep 04)
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: China hosts nearly half of malware sites InfoSec News (Sep 04)

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