Information Security News: by date

142 messages starting Sep 03 02 and ending Sep 30 02
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Monday, 30 September

Pentagon prohibits wireless, citing security reasons InfoSec News
Islands in the Clickstream. Do Terrorists Really Have More Fun? - September 26 2002 InfoSec News
Secret Service patrolling for unsecured wireless networks InfoSec News
Prospect of Iraq conflict raises new cyberattack fears InfoSec News
London Security Jobs list InfoSec News
Re: Start-up banks on hack-proof Linux InfoSec News

Friday, 27 September

Survey on Information Infrastructure Security InfoSec News
VPN flaw puts internal networks at risk InfoSec News
HiverCon 2002 Earlybird Registration closes soon... InfoSec News
NCS prepping 'gee-whiz' pilot InfoSec News
Security controls InfoSec News
Distributed.net completes RC5-64 project - September 25, 2002 InfoSec News
Attack on Feds: It Came From Within InfoSec News
NIAC 30 'experts' InfoSec News
Re: Start-up banks on hack-proof Linux InfoSec News

Thursday, 26 September

'T0rn' Arrest Alarms White Hats, Advocates InfoSec News
Start-up banks on hack-proof Linux InfoSec News
Security UPDATE, September 25, 2002 InfoSec News
IMF and World Bank Gatherings Could Prompt Cyber Attacks - FBI InfoSec News
China denies trying to hack Dalai Lama's network InfoSec News
FrontPage flaw puts servers in jeopardy InfoSec News
Junked PCs Offer Data for Taking InfoSec News
Universities tapped to build secure Net InfoSec News

Wednesday, 25 September

At least 100 countries building cyber weapons - expert InfoSec News
Training Security Foot Soldiers InfoSec News
FW: Microsoft issues 51st security bulletin of the year InfoSec News
Third slapper worm hits the street InfoSec News
Getting a copy of the UK "dossier" InfoSec News
Cybercrime code ready InfoSec News

Tuesday, 24 September

Resource: Layman's Guide to Microsoft Security/Privacy/Stability Concerns InfoSec News
When is hacking a crime? InfoSec News
Elementary Watson! American recording industry’s mystery is solved InfoSec News
RE: Microsoft issues 51st security bulletin of the year InfoSec News
Unguarded moments - why cyber security is on the rise InfoSec News
Computers vulnerable at Oregon department InfoSec News
Pocket PC doesn't make security grade, Gartner says InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - September 23rd 2002 InfoSec News
RE: Warchalking is theft, says Nokia InfoSec News

Monday, 23 September

Re: London man charged with making virus InfoSec News
Cybersecurity plan on the lite side InfoSec News
ToorCon 2002 This Weekend InfoSec News
Microsoft issues 51st security bulletin of the year InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - September 20th 2002 InfoSec News
Silicon Valley Concern Says It Thwarted Software Theft InfoSec News
Secrecy News -- 09/17/02 InfoSec News
RE: Warchalking is theft, says Nokia InfoSec News

Friday, 20 September

London man charged with making virus InfoSec News
Anonymizer privacy claim: A case of 'buyer beware'? InfoSec News
Flaws in Microsoft VM. Fix now InfoSec News
A Gathering of Big Crypto Brains InfoSec News
RE: Warchalking is theft, says Nokia InfoSec News
Re: Warchalking is theft, says Nokia InfoSec News
Open-source group gets Sun security gift InfoSec News

Thursday, 19 September

Security UPDATE, September 18, 2002 InfoSec News
RE: White House Slows Cybersecurity Planning InfoSec News
Cyber strategy: A starting point InfoSec News
[infowarrior] - America's National Cybersecurity Strategy: Same Stuff, Different Administration InfoSec News
Critics Rap Bush Cyber-Security Plan InfoSec News
Bid to Raise Computer Security InfoSec News
State hackers spying on us, say Chinese dissidents InfoSec News
Warchalking is theft, says Nokia InfoSec News

Wednesday, 18 September

Slapper worm slowly spreading InfoSec News
White House Slows Cybersecurity Planning InfoSec News
Sygate Personal Firewall IP Spoofing Vulnerability InfoSec News
RE: White House to unveil initiative for protection against cyberattacks InfoSec News
Who Are the Hackers? InfoSec News
PDF Copy of National Cybersecurity Strategy Now Available InfoSec News

Tuesday, 17 September

New threats from instigators and hackers InfoSec News
Probe into wireless network hacking suspended InfoSec News
White House to unveil initiative for protection against cyberattacks InfoSec News
Microsoft's new deal with Uncle Sam InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - September 16th 2002 InfoSec News

Monday, 16 September

Linux Advisory Watch - September 13th 2002 InfoSec News
P2P worm targets Linux Apache Web servers InfoSec News
Massive credit card heist suspected InfoSec News
Video-Conferencing Hole Exposed InfoSec News

Friday, 13 September

The Special Operations Warrior Foundation William Knowles
Flaw in Microsoft's Word software could allow theft of files by bugging document with hidden code InfoSec News
Security vulnerabilities persist after IE 6 patch InfoSec News
Re: Insecurity plagues US emergency alert system InfoSec News
RE: Terror Czar: The War Is Digital InfoSec News

Thursday, 12 September

Security UPDATE, September 11, 2002 InfoSec News
Final Speakers Announced for HiverCon 2002 InfoSec News
Terror Czar: The War Is Digital InfoSec News
RE: Insecure wireless networks exposed InfoSec News
RE: Administration Pares Cyber-Security Plan InfoSec News
Re: Microsoft "solves" hacking mystery InfoSec News
Attack Anniversary Cyberthreats Unfounded -Experts InfoSec News
Energy Utilities Ramp Up Security InfoSec News

Wednesday, 11 September

Administration Pares Cyber-Security Plan InfoSec News
Security requires 'depth in datapath', AT&T researcher says InfoSec News
Bush administration considering creation of cybersecurity fund InfoSec News
VA spruces up security act InfoSec News
Insecure wireless networks exposed InfoSec News
Re: Microsoft "solves" hacking mystery InfoSec News
Microsoft to build great wall of Yukon InfoSec News
Re: Demand For Managed Security To Surge InfoSec News
Insecurity plagues US emergency alert system InfoSec News

Tuesday, 10 September

U.S. Raises Terror Alert Level William Knowles
Taiwan accuses China of "terrorist" tactics InfoSec News
Year After 9/11, Cyberspace Door Is Still Ajar InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - September 9th 2002 InfoSec News
Demand For Managed Security To Surge InfoSec News
Philippines cracks hacker ring InfoSec News
Corporate America now on front lines of war on terror InfoSec News
Microsoft "solves" hacking mystery InfoSec News
Intel announces computer security technology InfoSec News

Monday, 09 September

White House cybersecurity chief defines cyberthreat InfoSec News
Computer forensics specialists in demand as hacking grows InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - September 6th 2002 InfoSec News
Internet Security Not Pressing to All InfoSec News
Re: Alberta hackers find wireless networks wide open InfoSec News
Aspen to improve network security after hacking InfoSec News

Friday, 06 September

Are hackers accessing your company via your PBX? InfoSec News
Re: Alberta hackers find wireless networks wide open InfoSec News
Denial of service: Fighting back InfoSec News
Re: Defacement archives inaccessible InfoSec News
Heard of drive-by hacking? Meet drive-by spamming InfoSec News
Credit card theft feared in Windows flaw InfoSec News
RE: Lack of cybersecurity specialists sparks concern InfoSec News
File-name flaw threatens PGP users InfoSec News

Wednesday, 04 September

Security UPDATE, September 4, 2002 InfoSec News
Lack of cybersecurity specialists sparks concern InfoSec News
Alert: Windows May Deny Users InfoSec News
Alberta hackers find wireless networks wide open InfoSec News
Computer Security Standards Ready InfoSec News
Defacement archives inaccessible InfoSec News
Companies exposed to 'social engineers' - Mitnick InfoSec News
Black Alchemy's Fake AP InfoSec News
Beware PayPal's‘"Virtual" Loophole InfoSec News
Why FBI Computer Force Ain't Fat InfoSec News
Cisco Warns of Flaws in VPN 3000 Series InfoSec News
Feds plan cybersecurity center InfoSec News
RE: Our raid on Downing St. InfoSec News
Windows flaw could be used to forge digital signatures in Outlook InfoSec News
forthcoming conferences on IW and intelligence in Australia InfoSec News

Tuesday, 03 September

Hackers Being Jobbed Out of Work InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - September 2nd 2002 InfoSec News
RE: Our raid on Downing St. InfoSec News
RE: Our raid on Downing St. InfoSec News
InfoSec News subscription information InfoSec News
Local sites potential targets for cyberterror InfoSec News