Information Security News: by date

109 messages starting Feb 01 05 and ending Feb 25 05
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Friday, 25 February

Firefox Patch Fixes Vulnerabilities And Crashes InfoSec News
Q&A: Rep. Davis on latest federal IT security report card InfoSec News
Flaw threatens T-Mobile voice mail leaks InfoSec News
Spy fears spook IBM-Lenovo deal InfoSec News
Network to research protection InfoSec News
Hilton hack underscores mobile security lapses InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-8 InfoSec News

Thursday, 24 February

Largest hacker group in China dissolves InfoSec News
Paris Hilton worm spreads InfoSec News
Feds square off with organized cyber crime InfoSec News
Black Hat Europe and Asia 2005 early bird registrations are about to close! InfoSec News

Wednesday, 23 February

Feds prepare security test InfoSec News
FBI Issues Warning About Computer Virus InfoSec News
Eye on Offshoring: Lessons From the Tsunami InfoSec News
Book Review: The Mezonic Agenda: Hacking the Presidency InfoSec News

Tuesday, 22 February

How Paris Got Hacked? InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - February 21st 2005 InfoSec News
From layers to assurance InfoSec News
Singapore Unveils Plan to Battle 'Cyber Terror' InfoSec News
Thinking Outside the Security Box InfoSec News
Microsoft in Quandary Over Virus Security InfoSec News
Book Review: Managing Information Security Risks: The OCTAVE Approach InfoSec News
Hackers post Paris Hilton's address book online InfoSec News

Friday, 18 February

Confidential data left on old PCs InfoSec News
Davis questions security of Treasury Web site InfoSec News
RSA: Microsoft on 'rootkits': Be afraid, be very afraid InfoSec News
Hackers "shoot" the security pros at the RSA Convention InfoSec News
Security Lacking at Major Canada Power Plants - TV InfoSec News
Clarke rips Microsoft over security InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-7 InfoSec News

Thursday, 17 February

Researchers find security flaw in SHA-1 algorithm InfoSec News
Hacker who broke into mobile network pleads guilty InfoSec News
With D+ On Their Report Card, Federal Security Officers Try A Study Group InfoSec News
[Vmyths.com ALERT] mi2g issues absurdly precise guesstimates InfoSec News
Software firms fault colleges' security education InfoSec News
Re: Flash Review: A Hacker Manifesto InfoSec News

Wednesday, 16 February

Security lapses at nuclear plants spark terror fears InfoSec News
IE 7.0 Leaves Windows 2000 Users Out in the Cold InfoSec News
Bad O-S design blamed for rise in bots InfoSec News
Security gaps in federal computers InfoSec News
White House Eyes NSA for Network 'Traffic Cop' InfoSec News
Hack.lu 2005 Call for Papers InfoSec News
Flash Review: A Hacker Manifesto InfoSec News

Tuesday, 15 February

You Call This Trustworthy Computing? InfoSec News
WebTV hacker may get 'prison channel' InfoSec News
Juvenile sentenced in Microsoft attack InfoSec News
Book Review - Kerberos: The Definitive Guide InfoSec News
Hacker invades 'War of the Worlds' Web site InfoSec News

Monday, 14 February

IBM DB2 Flaws Found InfoSec News
China's Big Export - When it comes to spying, Beijing likes to flood the zone InfoSec News
Cisco readies security product blitz InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - February 11th 2005 InfoSec News
Clarke joins latest cyberterror debate InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-6 InfoSec News
Break-In At SAIC Risks ID Theft InfoSec News

Friday, 11 February

Cybersecurity: It's Dollars and Sense InfoSec News
Flaw in mail-list software leaks passwords InfoSec News
Hackers Quickly Target Newly Disclosed Microsoft Flaw InfoSec News
BlackBerry maker gets NIST nod InfoSec News
Hackers target state's computer network InfoSec News
Sniffer dog threatens online privacy InfoSec News

Thursday, 10 February

Hacker hits WSU computers InfoSec News
Computer Hackers Place False Emergency Calls - Hiawatha Prank Call InfoSec News
Spyware Critic Knocked Offline by DDoS Attack InfoSec News
The curse of the secret question InfoSec News
Symantec flaw leaves opening for viruses InfoSec News
Did U.S. Spy Agency Exchange E-Mails With '60s Pop-Singer? InfoSec News
Cyber-terror plan panned as "barmy" InfoSec News

Wednesday, 09 February

First Monday February 2005 InfoSec News
Charges dropped against 'DDoS Mafia' InfoSec News
Microsoft to buy Sybari InfoSec News
Microsoft issues 12 patches, eight of them for criticalflaws InfoSec News
FBI Van Burglarized; SWAT Rifles, Ammo Taken InfoSec News

Tuesday, 08 February

Webroot Software Resigns from COAST InfoSec News
Tester claims 90% of VPNs open to hackers InfoSec News
Bush backs boost for cybersecurity InfoSec News
Hold the Phone, VOIP Isn't Safe InfoSec News
Experts: International domain names may pose threat InfoSec News
Privacy, Security, Trust 2005 Conference - Oct 12th...14th InfoSec News
CodeCon Reminder InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - February 7th 2005 InfoSec News

Monday, 07 February

NSPW 2005 Call For Papers InfoSec News
FBI Computers: You Don't Have Mail InfoSec News
"The Bad Boys are also Terribly Clever" InfoSec News
J-CARD numbers leaked on Internet InfoSec News
Cisco: There is no fixed software for this issue. InfoSec News

Friday, 04 February

Huge security hole in .NET: Java creator InfoSec News
Saddam Hussein "death" virus on loose InfoSec News
State worker acquitted of hacking government computer InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2005-5 InfoSec News
Test Site guards failed attack drill InfoSec News

Thursday, 03 February

Root kit surfaces after Jabber attack InfoSec News
Spammers 'tricking ISPs' into sending junk mail InfoSec News
Hacker 'Mudge' Returns to BBN InfoSec News

Wednesday, 02 February

Rowling to Potter fans: Watch out for phishing scams InfoSec News
Microsoft seeks security cooperation InfoSec News
Theft of SAIC Computers Containing Stockholder Personal Information InfoSec News
RealPlayer and IE exploited InfoSec News
State computer worker says 'hacking' justified InfoSec News
Hackers break into Zimbabwe government website InfoSec News
Infighting Cited at Homeland Security InfoSec News
Manhunt for Filipino hacker ensues InfoSec News

Tuesday, 01 February

Iraq battle plan leak sparks overhaul of cybercrime-fighting techniques InfoSec News
REVIEW: "Modern Cryptography: Theory and Practice", Wenbo Mao InfoSec News
Know thy hacker InfoSec News
Attackers Could Bypass XP SP2 Security Mechanisms InfoSec News
Los Alamos missing disks never existed InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - January 31st 2005 InfoSec News
NIST issues final draft of IT security controls InfoSec News

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