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Friday, 29 March
Exclusive: hackers make chop suey of wireless security InfoSec News
RE: MS vs. open source: Security's the same InfoSec News
Virus man gives corporates small tick InfoSec News
Phone hackers stick city for $15,000 InfoSec News
IT virtual job fair scheduled InfoSec News
Security agencys CIO outlines transformation plans InfoSec News
Gilmore warns of threat to information systems InfoSec News
Rampant attacks on home PCs InfoSec News
FIRST Conference Registration Reminder InfoSec News
Thursday, 28 March
Critical Eye - Don't Confuse Fans With Pirates InfoSec News
Security UPDATE, March 27, 2002 InfoSec News
Navy creates network command InfoSec News
Come on, own up: IT managers leave firewalls open for hackers InfoSec News
Security Excuses are on the Rocks InfoSec News
Re: FC: CBDTPA bans everything from two-line BASIC programs to PCs InfoSec News
Pretty geeky privacy InfoSec News
MS vs. open source: Security's the same InfoSec News
Wednesday, 27 March
1024-bit encryption is 'compromised' InfoSec News
Wireless London is wide open InfoSec News
Panel debates Samaritan-hack amnesty InfoSec News
NCIX WEB SITE UPDATE ADVISORY #4-2002 InfoSec News
FC: CBDTPA bans everything from two-line BASIC programs to PCs InfoSec News
Are hired hackers worth the cost? InfoSec News
Hackers target UK national infrastructure InfoSec News
RE: Senators propose high-tech SWAT team InfoSec News
Virus WildList closed 'until further notice' InfoSec News
Tuesday, 26 March
Linux Security Week - March 25th 2002 InfoSec News
Scientists and students at the Naval Postgraduate School develop the Therminator to protect computers from hackers InfoSec News
UniNet InfoSec Conference InfoSec News
Drive-by hackers hunt free, easy Web access InfoSec News
Lieberman Quizzes Ridge On Federal IT Security InfoSec News
FrontPage Bug Opens Microsoft Sites To Attackers InfoSec News
Patch system in the works InfoSec News
Hacking goldmine as BT publishes remote dial-up numbers InfoSec News
Hackers fail to ground US Air Force InfoSec News
Wiretapping Requests Rise Sharply in 2001 InfoSec News
Friday, 22 March
Government to Scrub 'Sensitive' Web Information InfoSec News
Re: Security Bug Disclosure Standard Dead In The Water InfoSec News
County cuts off computer network InfoSec News
Microsoft Outlook's so-so security InfoSec News
Excite in web mail hijack drama InfoSec News
Senators propose high-tech SWAT team InfoSec News
Comdex Attendees' Personal Data Exhibited On The Web InfoSec News
Thursday, 21 March
Security UPDATE, March 20, 2002 InfoSec News
Hackers Deface Thousands Of Domains Parked At Verisign InfoSec News
Men accused of Bloomberg extortion lose court bid to avoid extradition InfoSec News
FBI considering plans to dismantle cyber-security unit InfoSec News
ORBZ (finally) shut down. InfoSec News
Irish firms launch cyber-attack bait InfoSec News
What's a Chief Security Officer Make? Depends on Where You Look InfoSec News
Firms undergo NSA infosec rating InfoSec News
Wednesday, 20 March
Best place for a break-in? The front door InfoSec News
eBay hacker trashes bail with caps-lock defence InfoSec News
Microsoft Warns of Java Security Hole in Windows InfoSec News
RE: Personnel Shortage Hindering Net Security InfoSec News
Re: Security Bug Disclosure Standard Dead In The Water InfoSec News
$3m heist at Heathrow InfoSec News
RE: Personnel Shortage Hindering Net Security InfoSec News
Social Engineering Attacks via IRC and Instant Messaging InfoSec News
Can Hackers Hack It? InfoSec News
Tuesday, 19 March
Linux Security Week - March 18th 2002 InfoSec News
NSA certifies vendors to help agencies test security InfoSec News
Security Bug Disclosure Standard Dead In The Water InfoSec News
Study: Hackers take a trip through Asia InfoSec News
Computer Security Lacking At State DMVs - GAO Report InfoSec News
Cyber cops & security orgs: DIRTy, stupid and out of control InfoSec News
RE: Personnel Shortage Hindering Net Security InfoSec News
Fiber Optics, as Never Been Seen InfoSec News
Hacker exposes financial information at Georgia Tech InfoSec News
RE: Personnel Shortage Hindering Net Security InfoSec News
Monday, 18 March
Microsoft targeted by al Qaeda InfoSec News
Metro summer camp aims to reform hackers InfoSec News
Chinese Court Sentences Hacker InfoSec News
RE: Personnel Shortage Hindering Net Security InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - March 15th 2002 InfoSec News
Reminder/Repost: NSPW Submission Deadline April 5th InfoSec News
SECURITY BREACH: NEW 'STAR WARS' FLICK SCREENED BY NET REPORTER InfoSec News
US Military Scours Windows Systems For Hacker Back Doors InfoSec News
Theft of N.S. auditor general's laptop poses possible security breach InfoSec News
The secret life of hackers InfoSec News
Friday, 15 March
AFCEA Courses InfoSec News
Cable Modem Hacking Tricks Uncapped Online InfoSec News
Re: New Attack Intercepts Wireless Net Messages InfoSec News
VA still struggling with security InfoSec News
Koizumi Web site made visitors' data vulnerable to hackers InfoSec News
Tracker Gets A Visit From Hacker! InfoSec News
Law-enforcement DIRT Trojan released InfoSec News
Re: Personnel Shortage Hindering Net Security InfoSec News
Thursday, 14 March
Security UPDATE, March 13, 2002 InfoSec News
Teen Hacker's Offer To Help Leads To Felony Charges InfoSec News
Murdoch security chief linked to TV piracy site InfoSec News
Personnel Shortage Hindering Net Security InfoSec News
UK study: Passwords often easy to crack InfoSec News
Cryptography: Its not just about keeping things secret InfoSec News
Cybersecurity Alliance Gains Momentum InfoSec News
Japan firms open to hackers: group InfoSec News
Wednesday, 13 March
Army securing wireless LAN InfoSec News
Grid computing boosts hacker network InfoSec News
New Attack Intercepts Wireless Net Messages InfoSec News
Re: Air Force seeks better security from Microsoft InfoSec News
Commentary: The Best Way to Make Software Secure: Liability InfoSec News
Re: Air Force seeks better security from Microsoft InfoSec News
Man clicked to others' bank account InfoSec News
Terrorist Pilots' Student Visas Arrive InfoSec News
Tuesday, 12 March
Linux Security Week - March 11th 2002 InfoSec News
The Secret Service's Bob Weaver on Preparing for the New World Disorder InfoSec News
Re: U.S. to Curb Computer Access by Foreigners InfoSec News
Feds step up cybercrime battle in Fresno InfoSec News
Hacking al Qaeda's Secrets InfoSec News
Seminar : "What to do after you discover the bug..." - Boston 4/27/2002 InfoSec News
RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News
Air Force seeks better security from Microsoft InfoSec News
'Eddie Murphy' Hackers Demand Ransom From Rock Band InfoSec News
Software Bug Could Threaten Security Of Linux Systems InfoSec News
Monday, 11 March
Enron: Security Woes, Too? InfoSec News
Hackers' next target? Cell phones InfoSec News
RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News
Air Force pact to protect phone lines InfoSec News
Re: U.S. to Curb Computer Access by Foreigners InfoSec News
Application service providers urged to ensure security InfoSec News
Official: U.S. studying Cuba's ability to disrupt Net InfoSec News
Re: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News
Saturday, 09 March
RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News
RE: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News
Classified discs found in alley no threat to security, says DND InfoSec News
Online Porn Site Said to Have Duped U.S. Army InfoSec News
Re: Davis reinforces security rules InfoSec News
MS "threatens" to withdraw XP InfoSec News
RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News
RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News
RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - March 8th 2002 InfoSec News
Friday, 08 March
Davis reinforces security rules InfoSec News
RE: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News
Gator Branded A Trojan Horse Despite Security Fix InfoSec News
RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News
Network Associates discontinues PGP encryption software InfoSec News
U.S. to Curb Computer Access by Foreigners InfoSec News
RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News
Agencies outline security changes InfoSec News
Thursday, 07 March
RE: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News
Surveillance and Control conference, 9 March InfoSec News
Virus Borrows Internet Pioneer's Server To Spread InfoSec News
RE: Internet-based Counterintelligence against the CIA InfoSec News
NIAP TO HOST CONFERENCE ON CONTINUITY OF OPERATIONS InfoSec News
RE: Internet-based Counterintelligence against the CIA InfoSec News
RE: Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News
Drive-by hackings 'a myth' InfoSec News
Al Qaeda Seen Using Web to Regroup InfoSec News
Security UPDATE, March 6, 2002 InfoSec News
Wednesday, 06 March
New RADIUS vulns exposed InfoSec News
Hacking made easy InfoSec News
RE: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News
Lawmaker: Extend Law For Federal Computer Security Tests InfoSec News
Oracle objects to Reg security coverage InfoSec News
Couple of quickies... InfoSec News
Worm set for file-eating binge InfoSec News
Internet-based Counterintelligence against the CIA InfoSec News
Tuesday, 05 March
Stop Him Before He Hacks Again InfoSec News
Seeking signs of Microsoft security push InfoSec News
Digital Destruction Was Worst Imaginable InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - March 4th 2002 InfoSec News
RE: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News
Web server defense drafted InfoSec News
Curious employees are biggest security risk InfoSec News
Monday, 04 March
Linux Advisory Watch - March 1st 2002 InfoSec News
Re: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News
Court Decision Could Gag French Security Site Kitetoa InfoSec News
New University of Illinois Center Focuses on Information Security InfoSec News
Friday, 01 March
Anti-Virus's control fetish InfoSec News
Cyber crime gathers strength InfoSec News
Microsoft Security Push Faces Skepticism InfoSec News
Re: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! (fwd) InfoSec News
Staying on top of Oracle's holes InfoSec News
UK must lock down the law to stop the hackers InfoSec News
Re: Are Crackers Behind AOL Spree? InfoSec News
Flaw weakens Linux security software InfoSec News
Have iPod, Will Secretly Bootleg InfoSec News
Czar sets out security stall InfoSec News
RE: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News
Re: [TSCM-L] Security? Huh! InfoSec News