Information Security News: by date

101 messages starting Apr 02 04 and ending Apr 30 04
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Friday, 30 April

Hack Your Way to Hollywood InfoSec News
Yoran: Locals must lead IT security InfoSec News
Mobile flaws expose executives to bugging InfoSec News
Hacker Hits License Plate Database InfoSec News

Wednesday, 28 April

Multinational team cracks crypto puzzle InfoSec News
Exploit binary released as Symantec finds more code InfoSec News
File and email encryption with GnuPG (PGP) part six InfoSec News
DHS, NSA team on cybersecurity William Knowles

Tuesday, 27 April

More attack code surfaces for recent MS security holes InfoSec News
DOD decentralizes Wi-Fi InfoSec News
MPs ponder whether 'benign' hacking should be legal InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - April 26th 2004 InfoSec News
Re: TCP, BGP, DoS, and BS InfoSec News

Monday, 26 April

US defends cybercrime treaty InfoSec News
Feds Making Plans for Security Clearinghouse InfoSec News
Hackers: Under the hood - Peiter Mudge Zatko InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - April 23rd 2004 InfoSec News
Re: TCP, BGP, DoS, and BS InfoSec News

Friday, 23 April

Phoney captain fools RAF base for five months InfoSec News
Olympic security system late InfoSec News
Hackers: Under the hood - Kevin Mitnick InfoSec News
TCP, BGP, DoS, and BS InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-17 InfoSec News
In cyberwar game, US Army confronts enemies within William Knowles

Thursday, 22 April

Net threat overstated, says security researcher InfoSec News
Cisco warns of more critical software holes InfoSec News
Who Should Keep Out The Hackers? InfoSec News
Tower Records settles government charges over hacker attacks InfoSec News
Hackers: Under the hood - Adrian Lamo InfoSec News
ITL Bulletin for April 2004 InfoSec News
Windows & .NET Magazine Security UPDATE--Patches and Risk Management--April 21, 2004 InfoSec News

Wednesday, 21 April

EEYE: Yahoo! Mail Account Filter Overflow Hijack Drew Copley
Cisco warns of hijack code for VPN gear InfoSec News
Segal offers $10,000 reward for info on ex-worker InfoSec News
Flaw Leaves Internet Open to Attacks InfoSec News
Hackers: Under the hood - Brian Martin aka Jericho InfoSec News
Britons go 'toothing' for sex with strangers InfoSec News

Tuesday, 20 April

Will Trade Passwords For Chocolate InfoSec News
Last part of security strategy released InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - April 19th 2004 InfoSec News
Hackers: Under the hood - Raven Alder InfoSec News
Hackers: Under the hood InfoSec News

Monday, 19 April

Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-16 InfoSec News
Gates closed to the teenager who shut Windows opening InfoSec News
Extortionists attack iBetX.com InfoSec News
Hackers introduce colourful new players to Indonesia's elections InfoSec News
How secure is your handheld? InfoSec News
Visa cards violated: BofA is reissuing after hack attack InfoSec News
Vulnerable to risk: Other resorts susceptible to a similar outage InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - April 16th 2004 InfoSec News
RE: Secret hackers to aid war on internet fraud InfoSec News

Thursday, 15 April

File and email encryption with GnuPG (PGP) part five InfoSec News
Microsoft Patches: Too Much of a Good Thing? InfoSec News
Cisco Admits Security Problem, Issues Stronger Protocol InfoSec News
Hackers breach supercomputer centers InfoSec News
Looking for a Few Developers InfoSec News
Windows & .NET Magazine Security UPDATE--Free Security eBooks--April 14, 2004 InfoSec News

Tuesday, 13 April

Microsoft shuffles execs to combat security flaws InfoSec News
Slow down the security patch cycle InfoSec News
Auditors working on cyber-risk standard William Knowles
Linux Security Week - April 12th 2004 InfoSec News
DHS Could Respond to Cyber Attack on Critical Infrastructure InfoSec News

Monday, 12 April

NY Times hacker sentencing delayed InfoSec News
The federal computer security report card: Lessons from Uncle Sam InfoSec News
OS X Trojan Horse Is a Nag InfoSec News
SecurityDocs.com - Website Indexes Security White Papers InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - April 9th 2004 InfoSec News

Friday, 09 April

Tracking the Blackout bug InfoSec News
Expert releases Cisco wireless hacking tool InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-15 InfoSec News
Security tool more harmful than helpful? InfoSec News
Re: Email attack could kill servers InfoSec News

Thursday, 08 April

PHRACK #62 CALL FOR PAPERS InfoSec News
Windows to remain security risk for years to come InfoSec News
Re: Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software InfoSec News
Microsoft takes security class on the road InfoSec News
Cisco warns of wireless security hole InfoSec News
Police cyber crime pin-up girl busted for hacking site InfoSec News
An Antitrust Antidote for Software Security InfoSec News
Email attack could kill servers InfoSec News

Wednesday, 07 April

Re: Secret hackers to aid war on internet fraud InfoSec News
Firm invites experts to punch holes in ballot software InfoSec News
Last draft released for security guide InfoSec News
Arrests key win for NSA hackers William Knowles
Windows & .NET Magazine Security UPDATE--Patch Management Resources--April 7, 2004 InfoSec News

Tuesday, 06 April

Volunteer Security Pros Launch Free Vulnerability Database InfoSec News
EPA improves security compliance InfoSec News
Security scare for business laptops InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - April 5th 2004 InfoSec News
Re: Secret hackers to aid war on internet fraud InfoSec News

Monday, 05 April

Insurers to drop hacking premiums InfoSec News
Secret hackers to aid war on internet fraud William Knowles
The Rise of Complex Terrorism InfoSec News
Blackwater Security Memorial Fund InfoSec News

Sunday, 04 April

Linux Advisory Watch - April 2nd 2004 InfoSec News

Friday, 02 April

Task force urges security collaboration InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2004-14 InfoSec News
Windows & .NET Magazine Security UPDATE--Wiping Old Hard Disks Clean--March 31, 2004 InfoSec News
WorldWide WarDrive 4 Announced InfoSec News
Repost: NSPW 2004 Call For Papers InfoSec News
Open Source Vulnerability Database Opens for Public Access security curmudgeon