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Tuesday, 30 April
Netscape blows off new vuln warning InfoSec News
[defaced-commentary] c4iweb.spawar.navy.mil defaced by The Deceptive Duo InfoSec News
New Stealth Attack Found Against Personal Firewalls InfoSec News
Movement afoot to beef up industrial cybersecurity InfoSec News
RE: FAA hacked InfoSec News
AIM Today Gets Hacked InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - April 29th 2002 InfoSec News
ACSAC CFP Reminder (and IEEE announcement) InfoSec News
Monday, 29 April
Re: Teen Hacker Packs Feminist Punch InfoSec News
Security Agents Head For Cybercrime School InfoSec News
`Task Force Tiger' put to the test InfoSec News
Industry hails cyber R&D bill InfoSec News
Re: We're Watching You InfoSec News
FAA hacked InfoSec News
Crooks Cause Chilean Car Chaos InfoSec News
Re: Teen Hacker Packs Feminist Punch (fwd) InfoSec News
Friday, 26 April
FAA hacked by patriots InfoSec News
RE: Teen Hacker Packs Feminist Punch InfoSec News
Stop! Look before you click InfoSec News
We're Watching You InfoSec News
Lack of reporting hits cybercrime fight InfoSec News
Hackers exploit Korea to attack global systems InfoSec News
Re: Teen Hacker Packs Feminist Punch InfoSec News
Re: Teen Hacker Packs Feminist Punch InfoSec News
Microsoft Yanks Office Tools After Security Report InfoSec News
Thursday, 25 April
CIA: China planning cyber-attacks on U.S., Taiwan InfoSec News
New "Klez" still clobbering PC users InfoSec News
Teen Hacker Packs Feminist Punch InfoSec News
Security exhibitors set up insecure WLANs InfoSec News
Space tourist lifts off InfoSec News
Cisco blunders with insecure web page InfoSec News
Air Force cadets face hackers in cyberbattle InfoSec News
Re: FC: More on hoopla.com domain reportedly stolen via fax to Verisign InfoSec News
Security UPDATE, April 24, 2002 InfoSec News
Wednesday, 24 April
Interpol warns firms over security 'vacuum' InfoSec News
IT Security Resources InfoSec News
IE 6 Privacy Features Open Users To Attack - Expert InfoSec News
Honeynet looks to sting hackers InfoSec News
AOL's AIM Puts Browser Security in Danger InfoSec News
Cyber service not a 'great deal' InfoSec News
Tuesday, 23 April
Linux Security Week - April 22nd 2002 InfoSec News
Names, credit card numbers found via city's Web site InfoSec News
Taiwan organising cyber war drill InfoSec News
Re: Indian hacker turns cyber cop InfoSec News
Airline Database Posted On Defacement InfoSec News
Re: Indian hacker turns cyber cop InfoSec News
ATM hackers sentenced in Russia InfoSec News
Monday, 22 April
Re: Indian hacker turns cyber cop InfoSec News
IMHO: Dear Bill: Don't Do It! InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - April 19th 2002 InfoSec News
RE: Indian hacker turns cyber cop InfoSec News
RE: Indian hacker turns cyber cop InfoSec News
Friday, 19 April
Indian hacker turns cyber cop InfoSec News
White House cyber czar describes next phase of Internet plan InfoSec News
UK plc reamed online InfoSec News
Re: Q&A: Microsoft Senior VP Paul Flessner on Trustworthy Computing InfoSec News
New Klez worm squirms across Internet InfoSec News
Networks ill-prepared for hackers, terrorists InfoSec News
Palestinian Sites Knocked Offline By Mideast Conflict InfoSec News
Re: Security, Disaster Recovery Issues After Sept. 11 InfoSec News
Florida Bank Suffers Online Security Breach InfoSec News
Last chance for early registration FIRST 2002 InfoSec News
Thursday, 18 April
Q&A: Microsoft Senior VP Paul Flessner on Trustworthy Computing InfoSec News
Security, Disaster Recovery Issues After Sept. 11 InfoSec News
RE: Cracks in the Firewall InfoSec News
Re: Cracks in the Firewall InfoSec News
Tool Allows For Bypassing IDS's InfoSec News
Security UPDATE, April 17, 2002 InfoSec News
Re: New internet legislation outlaws all hacking InfoSec News
RE: Letter to the editor - Token effort on IT security InfoSec News
Re: Israel under hack attack InfoSec News
Wednesday, 17 April
Re: Cracks in the Firewall InfoSec News
Re: Cracks in the Firewall InfoSec News
New internet legislation outlaws all hacking InfoSec News
Israel under hack attack InfoSec News
Re: Letter to the editor - Token effort on IT security InfoSec News
RE: Cracks in the Firewall InfoSec News
Security flaw in Microsoft Office for Mac InfoSec News
Survival in an Insecure World InfoSec News
RE: Letter to the editor - Token effort on IT security InfoSec News
Tuesday, 16 April
Re: Should virus writers be allowed to post harmful code on the Web? InfoSec News
Argentine judge rules in favour of hackers InfoSec News
FC: More on hoopla.com domain reportedly stolen via fax to Verisign InfoSec News
Letter to the editor - Token effort on IT security InfoSec News
The hacking mirror crack'd InfoSec News
Re: Cracks in the Firewall InfoSec News
Filtering Out Terrorists? InfoSec News
Re: UMass computer scientist offers a new way to track internet vandals InfoSec News
Can you trust an ethical hacker? InfoSec News
Saturday, 13 April
Should virus writers be allowed to post harmful code on the Web? InfoSec News
FC: Domain heist: Hoopla.com reportedly stolen via fax to Verisign InfoSec News
Another Computing Platform Gets Its First Virus InfoSec News
Re: UMass computer scientist offers a new way to track internet vandals InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - April 12th 2002 InfoSec News
Re: Cert warns of automated attacks InfoSec News
Friday, 12 April
Free Speech Online and Offline, by Ross Anderson InfoSec News
Murdoch company 'leaked rival's TV codes' InfoSec News
Theft is top information security risk' InfoSec News
UMass computer scientist offers a new way to track internet vandals InfoSec News
Army poised for Mannheim project InfoSec News
Users slam Microsoft Security Analyser InfoSec News
Voice mail systems have few safeguards InfoSec News
Thursday, 11 April
Security UPDATE, April 10, 2002 InfoSec News
This Ex-Hacker's Fat Is in the Fire InfoSec News
McAfee OKs Network Associates' New Offer InfoSec News
FBI information systems still at 'substantial risk,' officials say InfoSec News
The Security Sentinels InfoSec News
Red Hat Unveils CVE Security Compatibility InfoSec News
Eight new IIS security holes exposed InfoSec News
Judge sentences man to 16 months in prison for hacking InfoSec News
Wednesday, 10 April
A trio of MS-Office security vulns InfoSec News
Cert warns of automated attacks InfoSec News
Cyanide Anarchist a Hacker, Too? InfoSec News
Corporate spying grows InfoSec News
Cracks in the Firewall InfoSec News
Scottish ISP floored as DDoS attacks escalate InfoSec News
Wartime CIOs Alter Security Strategies InfoSec News
Venturing into security InfoSec News
Denial-of-Service Attacks Still a Threat InfoSec News
Tuesday, 09 April
Linux Security Week - April 8th 2002 InfoSec News
Cybercrime Conference Announcement (Chicago) InfoSec News
Outflanking The Cyberterrorist Threat InfoSec News
Financial firms turn on secure IM InfoSec News
Industry Must Act to Avoid Shortage of IT Security Workers InfoSec News
Single Points of Internet 0wnership InfoSec News
Apple Patches UNIX Security Bugs In Mac OS X InfoSec News
Terrorism 101 With Eric Shaw InfoSec News
My daily virus InfoSec News
Monday, 08 April
Hacking up, disclosure down, FBI survey says InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - April 5th 2002 InfoSec News
Sentencing Study Probes Hacker Motives InfoSec News
Four arrested in plan to expose lax security at Camp Pendleton InfoSec News
Friday, 05 April
Firm warns of NetWare security hole InfoSec News
NIST guides target e-mail, patches InfoSec News
Police to beef up tech crime team InfoSec News
Signs of 'Trustworthy Computing' InfoSec News
Re: Army security expert emphasizes vigilance and training InfoSec News
Weak crypto casts shadow over ecommerce InfoSec News
'Rent-A-Hacker' Site Says It Offers Cracking For Hire InfoSec News
Thursday, 04 April
Black Hat Briefings (Vegas) Call for Papers InfoSec News
FBI Report: Lax Technology Security Aided Hanssen InfoSec News
Why con artists are your biggest security threat InfoSec News
Army official warns that hackers could infiltrate battlefield InfoSec News
Security UPDATE, April 3, 2002 InfoSec News
Army security expert emphasizes vigilance and training InfoSec News
Server port 80 plagues Internet security InfoSec News
Wednesday, 03 April
Workers Are No. 1 Threat to Russia's IT InfoSec News
Boy says thefts taught victims a lesson, police say InfoSec News
Miami Judge Drops Hacker Conviction InfoSec News
Ebay Takes Action To Plug Password Hole InfoSec News
Loser Lover Jailed for Hacking Pay Files InfoSec News
Norway vulnerable to computer terror InfoSec News
Security researcher uncovers two Office XP flaws InfoSec News
Tuesday, 02 April
Linux Security Week - April 1st 2002 InfoSec News
Terrorism task force looks at IT InfoSec News
InfoSec News List Information InfoSec News
Getting Clearance: The Long and Winding Road InfoSec News
Whatever Happened to Carnivore? InfoSec News
Hackers, Viruses Fuel Security Market, Not 9-11 InfoSec News
CVE dictionary contains more than 2,000 entries InfoSec News
DISA seeks detection system InfoSec News
Re: SELinux aims for security certification and credibility among cautious IT purchasers InfoSec News
Monday, 01 April
Getting to the Root of All E-Mail InfoSec News
Re: Hoax or hoard? Mystery code holds out promise of millions to some InfoSec News
cDc's Easter & Passover Special 2002! InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - March 29th 2002 InfoSec News
Re: MS vs. open source: Security's the same InfoSec News
PacketStormSecurity Announces New Corporate Alliances; Will Raise $25M in Angel/VC Funding InfoSec News
Re: Excite in web mail hijack drama InfoSec News
SELinux aims for security certification and credibility among cautious IT purchasers InfoSec News
Government Agencies Exposed Internal Databases InfoSec News