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Friday, 29 October
Incident Response & Recovery Service mea culpa
The Ten Most Subversive Hacks mea culpa
CSS broken mea culpa
TEMPEST Brewing for PC privacy? mea culpa
ISOC Netw. & Distr. Sys. Security Symp. (NDSS 2000) mea culpa
Thursday, 28 October
Is Your Computer a Smoking Gun? mea culpa
DOE oblivious to security issues, top officials say mea culpa
FBI funding bill targets high-tech info sharing program mea culpa
Cyber attacks -- both old and new mea culpa
Wednesday, 27 October
Microsoft Web Site Cracked! mea culpa
Subject: Re: [ISN] Study Says Hacker Sites Fuel Crime mea culpa
MacMillan USA Moves To Secure Linux mea culpa
PIN Code Hackers Rip Off Moscow mea culpa
U.S. spy agency besieged by e-mail 'threats' mea culpa
Re: Study Says Hacker Sites Fuel Crime mea culpa
Monday, 25 October
CWD--One for the Kids mea culpa
Hackers and Virtual Perps: Beware of the ICSA.net Sleuths mea culpa
Article on securely installing Solaris for use as a Firewall mea culpa
Security Problems in the Phone Systems mea culpa
Study Says Hacker Sites Fuel Crime mea culpa
Fed Official Urges Companies Not To Delay PKI mea culpa
Wednesday, 20 October
Teacher web site hit by prank mea culpa
Defacto Damage: Unusual Trends in Loss Figures mea culpa
Saturday, 16 October
CQRE'99 - Call for Participation mea culpa
Hushmail - a net woven by the fish themselves? mea culpa
E-Mails to Gates Lead to Indictment mea culpa
CRYPTO-GRAM, October 15, 1999 mea culpa
Saturday, 09 October
In the craze to put everything on the Web, some companies say too much mea culpa
Making Echelon Useless mea culpa
Friday, 08 October
FBI: Our hacker force inadequate mea culpa
REVIEW: Internet Security with NT mea culpa
Hack Attacks Spreading! mea culpa
Monday, 04 October
Justice Dept. Funds Antihacking Campaign mea culpa
Thursday, 30 September
Re: IE5 security bugs prevent 5.01 release mea culpa
Various articles from Mindsec mea culpa