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132 messages starting Mar 02 08 and ending Mar 30 08
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• RCMP computer security breached, documents reveal InfoSec News (Mar 30)
• DoT asks RIM to set up server in India InfoSec News (Mar 30)
• Laptops, weapons missing at DEA InfoSec News (Mar 30)
• CastleCops Hit by Another DDOS Attack InfoSec News (Mar 30)
• Only Ubuntu left standing, as Flash vuln fells Vista in Pwn2Own hacking contest InfoSec News (Mar 30)
• Advanced tactic targeted grocer InfoSec News (Mar 30)
• ITL Bulletin for March 2008 InfoSec News (Mar 30)
• BLACK HAT - Analyst: Money will fuel mobile spying programs InfoSec News (Mar 30)
• Hacker gets prison for false 911 report InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• Safari 3.1 For Windows Vulnerable To Hackers InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• What spooks Microsoft's chief security advisor InfoSec News (Mar 28)
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  • Re: What spooks Microsoft's chief security advisor InfoSec News (Mar 30)
• Gone in 2 minutes: Mac gets hacked first in contest InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• Boeing lays out case against ex-worker accused of media leaks InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• Portals Withhold Leak Info From Members InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• GPO: Article 'misstated' facts of offshoring e-passport production InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2008-13 InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• Identity breach affects hospital InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• Counter-intelligence officers show how stupid they are InfoSec News (Mar 28)
• Facebook security lapse allows Paris Hilton pictures to be leaked InfoSec News (Mar 25)
• NIST unveils tool to foil attacks via DNS InfoSec News (Mar 25)
• The importance of being updated InfoSec News (Mar 25)
• Engineer Gets 24 Year Sentence For Trying To Steal Navy Secrets InfoSec News (Mar 25)
• Enterprises urged to plug IM security holes InfoSec News (Mar 25)
• Tibet - the cyber wars InfoSec News (Mar 25)
• Outsourced passport work poses risk InfoSec News (Mar 25)
• Sneaky state employees may have inadvertantly exposed info to hackers InfoSec News (Mar 25)
• Microsoft Confirms Jet DB Flaw, MS Word Attacks InfoSec News (Mar 25)
• Audit reaffirms need for more IT staff at OU InfoSec News (Mar 25)
• Personal data on stolen NIH laptop was not encrypted InfoSec News (Mar 25)
• Money lust lands hacker gang jail time InfoSec News (Mar 25)
• VA has made progress in data security InfoSec News (Mar 25)
• Bain and Huawei bail on 3Com buyout InfoSec News (Mar 25)
• Original Ada Lovelace painting purchased on eBay InfoSec News (Mar 25)
• TIGTA: IRS needs to better monitor security compliance InfoSec News (Mar 24)
• Obama, Clinton, McCain Passport Breaches Expose Human, Not Tech Weakness InfoSec News (Mar 24)
• China takes off cyber gloves InfoSec News (Mar 24)
• Cybersecurity's New Guard InfoSec News (Mar 24)
• Requirements to improve security may hurt more than they help InfoSec News (Mar 24)
• Asterisk mauled by buffer overflow bug InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• FBI Opens Probe of China-Based Hackers InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Microsoft updates Excel security patch InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• White House picks tech entrepreneur for security post InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• IG: Energy's Web sites lack security InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Outsourcing security tasks brings controversy InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Government Computers Face Anti-Espionage Restrictions InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2008-12 InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• Obama passport files violated; 2 workers at State fired; 1 rebuked InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• CanSecWest 2008 PWN2OWN - Mar 26-28 InfoSec News (Mar 21)
• UCLA hospital bans cellphones, laptops InfoSec News (Mar 19)
• Inside the Twisted Mind of the Security Professional InfoSec News (Mar 19)
• Firms' biometric records are 'insecure' InfoSec News (Mar 19)
• Vietnam faces loose network security, data protection InfoSec News (Mar 19)
• So what's the easiest box to hack - Vista, Ubuntu or OS X? InfoSec News (Mar 19)
• Technical details remain light in supermarket data breach InfoSec News (Mar 19)
• Indictment charges 2 men with hacking into Evesham company's Web site InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• Man admits creating Web virus, spreading via copyright footage InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• State agency moves to plug USB flash drive security gap InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• IT-ISAC Names New Officers InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• County accused of ballot breach InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• British lord and three others accused of bid to steal 220m from Japanese bank InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• Defacement archive Zone-h mulls closure InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• Data thieves steal credit card data from supermarket chain InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• Sun Solaris to adopt NSA security model InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• Identity theft brings 51-month prison sentence InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• Holes grow in Net safety InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• RE: Britney Spears: Hospital Workers Fired For Looking At Singer's Medical Records InfoSec News (Mar 18)
• Industry's first SCADA vulnerability database launched InfoSec News (Mar 17)
• NSA updates SELinux InfoSec News (Mar 17)
• Kommersant Accuses Nashi Hackers InfoSec News (Mar 17)
• MSDF finds defense data on officer's PCs InfoSec News (Mar 17)
• Hacking's impact spreads InfoSec News (Mar 17)
• Our P2P Investigation Turns Up Business Data Galore InfoSec News (Mar 17)
• Britney Spears: Hospital Workers Fired For Looking At Singer's Medical Records InfoSec News (Mar 17)
• Cyberexercise shows need for better training to avoid major network failures InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Black Hat Announcements: New CFP system and Japan '08 confirmed InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Virtualization's secret security threats InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• USENIX Announces Open Access to Conference Proceedings InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• DSD approval clears NZ path for Blackberry, Windows Mobile InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2008-11 InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Computer protection: Good IDEA InfoSec News (Mar 14)
• Happy 10th Anniversary InfoSec News! InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• Emergency responders on alert for hacker attacks at Games InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• Air Force Cyber Command General Answers Slashdot Questions InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• SOA-based system compels security overhaul at hotel chain InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• Nova, PPG test readiness for cyber war InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• HealthNow data goes missing as laptop vanishes InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• Corporate espionage: Not if, but when InfoSec News (Mar 13)
• How great IT security leaders succeed InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• NIST releases PIV interface specs InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• BlackBerry servers ripe for the hacking InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• Make vendors liable for exploits InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• Oliver North ridicules Spitzer, calls on IT to hire war vets InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• Time to fight security superstition InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• MTV Breach Underscores Company's Need For DLP InfoSec News (Mar 12)
• Chinese 'hacker' denies CNN report InfoSec News (Mar 11)
• Counterfeit Chips Raise Big Hacking, Terror Threats, Experts Say InfoSec News (Mar 11)
• NSA extends access control to network storage InfoSec News (Mar 11)
• US, UK and friends have cyber-war party InfoSec News (Mar 11)
• Don't forget to secure your BlackBerry, companies told InfoSec News (Mar 11)
• U.Va. student claims to have cracked smartcard encryption InfoSec News (Mar 11)
• E-games to test infrastructure security InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Hacker trio finds a way to crack popular smartcard in minutes InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• NSW police to search computer networks InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• IT leaders ignorant of WEEE InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• U.S. unprepared for ongoing cyberwar, say top military and intelligence officials InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Cutting-edge PDP Tech Leaked to Chinese Firm InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Gambling site brought to its knees by 'unstoppable' botnet InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Cisco hops onto patching treadmill InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Defense officials still concerned about data lost in 2007 network attack InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Simple SNMP scans yield network data InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Is This Really A Good Idea? InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Chinese backdoors "hidden in router firmware" InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• Tories want new 'cybercrime' police unit InfoSec News (Mar 06)
• SCAP narrows security gap InfoSec News (Mar 05)
• Survey: Enterprises Don't Know Sensitive Data Flow InfoSec News (Mar 05)
• DOD continues offensive for cyberwarfare authority InfoSec News (Mar 05)
• Hack into a Windows PC - no password needed InfoSec News (Mar 05)
• Unknown hacker hijacks Macao's government website InfoSec News (Mar 05)
• LayerOne 2008 Update InfoSec News (Mar 05)
• Pentagon: Cyberattacks appear to come from China InfoSec News (Mar 04)
• BlackBerry-based SCADA puts plant control in your hands InfoSec News (Mar 04)
• GCSB confirms action on spyware InfoSec News (Mar 04)
• 3Com, Bain and Huawei still talking buyout InfoSec News (Mar 04)
• US government forces military secrets on Brit webmaster InfoSec News (Mar 04)
• Lawyer admits computer breach InfoSec News (Mar 02)
• The No-Tech Hacker InfoSec News (Mar 02)
• Extended Deadline: 4th Cyber Security and Information Intelligence Research Workshop InfoSec News (Mar 02)
• Cyber Storm II stirring InfoSec News (Mar 02)
• Foreign Software: Security Threat? InfoSec News (Mar 02)
• New Trier student accused of hacking into school computer system InfoSec News (Mar 02)
• Terrorists Hacking Power Systems InfoSec News (Mar 02)

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