Information Security News: by date

144 messages starting Feb 01 02 and ending Feb 28 02
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Thursday, 28 February

Security UPDATE, February 27, 2002 InfoSec News
F1 on hacker alert InfoSec News
Software "time bomber" goes to prison InfoSec News
Webmasters Urged To Plug PHP Security Hole InfoSec News
Woz blesses Captain Crunch's new box InfoSec News
Are Crackers Behind AOL Spree? InfoSec News
RE: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News
Encryption in Company Networks Foiled InfoSec News

Wednesday, 27 February

DEF CON TEN - Call for Papers InfoSec News
New York Times Intranet, Source Database Hacked InfoSec News
Another Security Hole Found In Macromedia Flash InfoSec News
Last Call for Papers RAID 2002 InfoSec News
After One Bottle at $2,000, Their Taste Grew Pricier InfoSec News
Energy firms move to thwart cyberattacks InfoSec News
Hackers accessed more than 100,000 systems at home and abroad InfoSec News
U.S. Agency's Computers Didn't Protect Indian Fund InfoSec News

Tuesday, 26 February

MS warns of 'critical' flaws InfoSec News
Q&A with ICANN's security chairman, Stephen Crocker InfoSec News
The secret life of your own laptop InfoSec News
ICANN: Abandon practice of allowing net.users to vote on ICANN board members. InfoSec News
Steve Gibson invents broken SYNcookies InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - February 25th 2002 InfoSec News
Outsourcing looms for core security InfoSec News
UK bill would "infringe scientists' freedom" InfoSec News
RE: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News

Monday, 25 February

CD-rom of key Nato secrets feared sold InfoSec News
Re: Disclosure Guidelines For Bug-Spotters Proposed InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - February 22nd, 2002 InfoSec News
Bush Push for Stiffer Hack Fines InfoSec News
'Distributed' Web Projects Raise Security Issues InfoSec News
[TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News

Friday, 22 February

Famed hacker Mitnick greets former target InfoSec News
Most SNMP vulns remain dormant InfoSec News
Profitable privacy InfoSec News
Re: Security Group Pinpoints Cisco Router Weakness InfoSec News
Black Hat Briefings (Vegas) Call for Papers InfoSec News
Biatchux Bootable Forensics CD InfoSec News
SNMP exploit causes printers to jam InfoSec News
Disclosure Guidelines For Bug-Spotters Proposed InfoSec News
Privacy Enhancing Technologies 2002 InfoSec News

Thursday, 21 February

Security Group Pinpoints Cisco Router Weakness InfoSec News
Security shifting to enterprise InfoSec News
'Penetrate and patch' e-business security is grim InfoSec News
Geodesic Capital 2002: Call for Participants InfoSec News
Security UPDATE, February 20, 2002 InfoSec News
IDefense in Talks for Buyer InfoSec News
Patching the Net's Fatal Flaws InfoSec News
Re: Lockstep repairs hacked Web sites with WebAgain InfoSec News

Wednesday, 20 February

Virus Responsible for Gates Security Memo InfoSec News
A walk on the wireless side InfoSec News
Lockstep repairs hacked Web sites with WebAgain InfoSec News
the new secure Microsoft InfoSec News
Computer Czar Issues Warning InfoSec News
Tinfoil Hat Linux InfoSec News
Pentagon Readies Efforts to Sway Sentiment Abroad InfoSec News
Alleged Hacker Charged In Australia InfoSec News

Tuesday, 19 February

Study says not all hackers are real computer wizards InfoSec News
Open-source projects grab dot-com dropouts InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - February 18th 2002 InfoSec News
Message To Antivirus Industry: Only The Truth Shall Set You Free InfoSec News
Nice slow newsday... InfoSec News

Monday, 18 February

Linux Advisory Watch - February 15th 2002 InfoSec News
Researchers crack new wireless security spec InfoSec News
The Practitioners' Forum on Mobile & Wireless Security (April 29-30, 2002 InfoSec News
Planes still at risk from terrorists InfoSec News
[infowarrior] - Message To Microsoft: Only The Truth Shall Set You Free InfoSec News
DARPA boosts info awareness InfoSec News
Freedom Network source code now available InfoSec News
Software Snags Crooks, Sneaking Spouses, but Alarms Privacy Advocates InfoSec News

Friday, 15 February

Was Cigital security warning too hasty? InfoSec News
Re: Irony: Inmate's hacking through jail computers comes to an end InfoSec News
Microsoft's new 'compiler' program InfoSec News
Hacker break-in forces firm to issue results early InfoSec News
Japan space agency hacked InfoSec News
Most Federal Agencies Unable To Spot Cyber-Attacks - OMB InfoSec News

Thursday, 14 February

Irony: Inmate's hacking through jail computers comes to an end InfoSec News
Secure Computing Agrees To Buy Gauntlet InfoSec News
Bush Adviser Warns Cyberterrorists InfoSec News
Security UPDATE, February 13, 2002 InfoSec News
Call to speed up cyber crime law InfoSec News
U.S. Backing for Guidelines on Fighting Cybercrime InfoSec News
Microsoft changes Windows XP online 'Product Use Rights' InfoSec News
Chief Takes Over New Agency to Thwart Attacks on U.S. InfoSec News

Wednesday, 13 February

FC: Congress weighs life imprisonment for some computer intrusions InfoSec News
Group warns of widespread security flaw among Internet network devices InfoSec News
Re: Hackers Shortcut Hotmail Password Reset Protections InfoSec News
RE: Microsoft developers feel Windows pain InfoSec News
Telecom Network Protection A Priority Post-Sept. 11 - Study InfoSec News

Tuesday, 12 February

Re: Microsoft Recalls Botched Browser Security Patch InfoSec News
Hackers Shortcut Hotmail Password Reset Protections InfoSec News
FBI Issues New Terror Warning InfoSec News
Para-Protect Selling Its Contracts To Riptech InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - February 11th 2002 InfoSec News
[defaced-commentary] Changes at Alldas InfoSec News
Re: Microsoft developers feel Windows pain InfoSec News
Re: Analysts: Security's where the money is InfoSec News
Microsoft plugs six browser holes InfoSec News

Monday, 11 February

Re: Deciphering the hacker myth InfoSec News
RE: Microsoft developers feel Windows pain InfoSec News
Analysts: Security's where the money is InfoSec News
Microsoft Recalls Botched Browser Security Patch InfoSec News
Microsoft: Outlook Express bug's "solution": use a synonym for "begin"! InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - February 8th 2002 InfoSec News
Re: Microsoft developers feel Windows pain InfoSec News
RE: Interview with an ex-hacker InfoSec News
Mac Office vulnerable, Microsoft warns InfoSec News
Re: Microsoft developers feel Windows pain InfoSec News

Friday, 08 February

Microsoft developers feel Windows pain InfoSec News
Russian hacker arrested in bank extortion case InfoSec News
How to hack unbreakable Oracle servers InfoSec News
Teen Anarchist's Supporters Accuse FBI Of AIM Hack InfoSec News
Re: Deciphering the hacker myth InfoSec News
2002 FIRST Conference registration open InfoSec News

Thursday, 07 February

Security UPDATE, February 6, 2002 InfoSec News
MS taunted with 'trustworthy computing' Web page InfoSec News
BlackIce Firewalls Vulnerable To DOS Attack InfoSec News
Google hosts programming code-off InfoSec News
Hacker costs CryptoLogic US$1.3M charge InfoSec News
China's Cyber Police Detain Teenage Hacker InfoSec News

Wednesday, 06 February

Linux Security Week - February 4th 2002 InfoSec News
Chat-program bugs could bite millions InfoSec News
CodeCon schedule announced, deadline for preregistration approaching InfoSec News
Airline Web sites seen as riddled with security holes InfoSec News
Deciphering the hacker myth InfoSec News
NASA hacker gets 21 months in jail InfoSec News
RE: Interview with an ex-hacker InfoSec News
Councils of War InfoSec News
RE: Bills aim at raising infosec expertise InfoSec News
Re: [infowarrior] - Comments on Recent Security Legislation Proposals InfoSec News

Monday, 04 February

Microsoft taps former DOJ cybercop for top security slot InfoSec News
Top News Sites Close Script Hacking Hole InfoSec News
[infowarrior] - Comments on Recent Security Legislation Proposals InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - February 1st 2002 InfoSec News
Re: The May Report: 01/31/2002: Calling all hackers... InfoSec News
Interview with an ex-hacker InfoSec News

Friday, 01 February

Crackers exploit Cisco LAN switch flaw InfoSec News
RE: Bills aim at raising infosec expertise InfoSec News
InfoSec News List Information InfoSec News
Black Hat Windows Security Keynotes announced InfoSec News
Hackers Nuke Forum Site InfoSec News
Out of the box, Linux is 'dreadfully insecure' InfoSec News
The May Report: 01/31/2002: Calling all hackers: Bill wants folks with SNORT and "John the Ripper" InfoSec News
AFCEA Courses For 2002 InfoSec News
Microsoft appoints new security chief InfoSec News