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Thursday, 29 May
Expert: Casinos need to improve online security InfoSec News
Microsoft creates new group to clean its coding act InfoSec News
Lamo Hacks Cingular Claims Site InfoSec News
Security researcher accuses Redmond of misleading customers InfoSec News
Cyber-Attack Costs Down, Says Survey InfoSec News
PHRACK MAGAZINE Call For Papers (#61) InfoSec News
UK plc neglects basic VPN security InfoSec News
Re: Microsoft Pulls XP Update Over Glitch InfoSec News
Windows & .NET Magazine Security UPDATE--May 28, 2003 InfoSec News
Lipner Steps Down as Head of MSRC InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary InfoSec News
Apache group issues update, warns of security hole InfoSec News
Exclusive: HP's printer team in espionage drama InfoSec News
Wednesday, 28 May
Ex-Security Czar Richard Clarke Speaks Out InfoSec News
Microsoft Pulls XP Update Over Glitch InfoSec News
HIPAA One Step at a Time InfoSec News
Re: ISS hatches 'virtual patching' plan (Three messages) InfoSec News
Security can't stop Asian hackers InfoSec News
Tuesday, 27 May
U.S. government to get cybersecurity chief InfoSec News
Korea Strengthens Internet Security InfoSec News
ISS hatches 'virtual patching' plan InfoSec News
Cyber-crime crackdown InfoSec News
Saturday, 24 May
Re: A Tempting Offer for Russian Pair (Three messages) InfoSec News
Moderators note: Infosec News Book Giveaway InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - May 23rd 2003 InfoSec News
Last reminder - still time to submit a papar/panel/tutorial/etc to ASCAC 19 InfoSec News
Red Brigades' PDAs highlight encryption controversy InfoSec News
Re: Worker vengeance makes its way online InfoSec News
DOD reinforces info assurance InfoSec News
Thursday, 22 May
/proc/config offers a post-intrusion clue InfoSec News
Corporate IT risks and physical threats are changing security deployment InfoSec News
Harvard study wrestles with Gator InfoSec News
Security spending forecast: $6B InfoSec News
Worker vengeance makes its way online InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary InfoSec News
Iraq's Crash Course in Cyberwar InfoSec News
Wednesday, 21 May
Internet hacker wanted in US arrested in Thailand InfoSec News
Windows & .NET Magazine Security UPDATE--May 21, 2003 InfoSec News
Bug-Zapping, Microsoft Style InfoSec News
"If We Run Out of Batteries, This War is Screwed." InfoSec News
Re: A Tempting Offer for Russian Pair InfoSec News
Security conference offers weird, woeful predictions InfoSec News
Hackers Flex Growing Cyber Muscle in China InfoSec News
Tuesday, 20 May
Breaking into The Realm InfoSec News
Catastrophes and contingencies InfoSec News
Internet worm disguised as e-mail from Microsoft InfoSec News
Re: A Tempting Offer for Russian Pair InfoSec News
You've been hacked: What to do first InfoSec News
Despite U.S. Efforts, Web Crimes Thrive InfoSec News
Hackers hijack computers remotely in new surge of spam InfoSec News
UK conferences on IW and IO InfoSec News
A Tempting Offer for Russian Pair InfoSec News
RFP statement InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - May 19th 2003 InfoSec News
Fizzer Worm Sparks Concern About Remote Security Risks InfoSec News
DHS center to focus on security research InfoSec News
Computer ministry website hacked InfoSec News
Monday, 19 May
Program needs volunteer terrorists InfoSec News
FIRST 2003 InfoSec News
IRC operators may out-hack Fizzer InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - May 16th 2003 InfoSec News
Internet Dreams Turn To Crime InfoSec News
More Jobs Than Security Clearances InfoSec News
NIST releases draft security standard InfoSec News
Friday, 16 May
Security spending rising for data centers, surveys show InfoSec News
Who's listening on that port? InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary InfoSec News
Nmap is actually fast in the future. InfoSec News
Hackers bigger threat than rogue staff InfoSec News
Small firms 'shun' PC security InfoSec News
Thursday, 15 May
Auditor critical of county's computer operations InfoSec News
Security UPDATE, May 14, 2003 InfoSec News
Feds To Refocus on Cybersecurity InfoSec News
U.S. still vulnerable to cyber attack InfoSec News
Fizzer virus pains IRC networks InfoSec News
Coke says internal hacker got personal info on 450 employees InfoSec News
Tuesday, 13 May
Security research exemption to DMCA considered InfoSec News
Wanted : top hackers as trackers InfoSec News
Re: T-Mobile Hotspot uses SSN for passphrase InfoSec News
New hacking tool sees the light InfoSec News
Honeypots: Definitions and Values InfoSec News
Taiwan braces for Chinese hacker onslaught InfoSec News
Beware of the new breed of hackers InfoSec News
Monday, 12 May
Linux Advisory Watch - May 9th 2003 InfoSec News
One "hacker" expelled; more hearings scheduled InfoSec News
Businesses 'unaware of basic on-line security' InfoSec News
VPN Questions Answered InfoSec News
T-Mobile Hotspot uses SSN for passphrase InfoSec News
Thursday, 08 May
RE: [defaced-commentary] ISS Defaced (2 messages) InfoSec News
Tech Firms Eye Juicy Contracts InfoSec News
Fluffi Bunni worked for Siemens InfoSec News
Microsoft: A separate look for security InfoSec News
Microsoft admits Passport identity service was vulnerable InfoSec News
AirDefense: N+I = No Wireless Security InfoSec News
Multiple Vulnerabilities found in Microsoft .Net Passport Services InfoSec News
Companies still fighting rogue WLANs InfoSec News
Information Security Magazine Salary Survey InfoSec News
RE: [defaced-commentary] ISS Defaced InfoSec News
Security UPDATE, May 7, 2003 InfoSec News
Wednesday, 07 May
Safeguarding the company InfoSec News
Security group: ICQ is flawed InfoSec News
Stephen Glass Waits for Prime Time to Say 'I Lied' InfoSec News
Re: Hacker has field day InfoSec News
DHS poised for mock terror attacks InfoSec News
800 Visa cards blocked InfoSec News
Re: South Korean Group Sues Microsoft Over Slammer InfoSec News
Monday, 05 May
[defaced-commentary] ISS Defaced InfoSec News
Private eyes now on the e-trail InfoSec News
Apple Squashes E-Store ID Bug InfoSec News
Offshore Coding Work Raises Security Concerns InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - May 5th 2003 InfoSec News
Free IIS Security Forensic Analysis E-Book InfoSec News
South Korean Group Sues Microsoft Over Slammer InfoSec News
Net attack crushes SCO Web site InfoSec News
Hacker has field day InfoSec News
Software Bullet Is Sought to Kill Musical Piracy InfoSec News
New Netstumbler mailing list InfoSec News
Top 75 Security Tools InfoSec News
Hackers damage Internet radio site InfoSec News
Re: Patching is the problem, says Microsoft InfoSec News
Thursday, 01 May
ISO17799 News InfoSec News
How to ensure security compliance with HIPAA InfoSec News
Patching is the problem, says Microsoft InfoSec News
Former Cybersecurity Czar To Join Ebay InfoSec News
What's the difference between a viral attack and a scan? InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary InfoSec News
Stoughton hackers far from geeks InfoSec News
MS mulls external testing for security patches InfoSec News
Honeypots: Simple, Cost-Effective Detection InfoSec News
Homeland Security Office Asks for Tech Help InfoSec News
Security UPDATE, April 30, 2003 InfoSec News
Too many UK businesses exposed to hackers InfoSec News
IDC: Bright future for IT security services InfoSec News
Air Force wins cyberexercise InfoSec News