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Thursday, 30 November
U.S. warns of possible financial cyber attack InfoSec News
Information about military movements in Iraq ends up on Internet InfoSec News
Chinese hackers prompt Navy college site closure InfoSec News
Most security tools not quite ready for Vista InfoSec News
Banking on Security InfoSec News
Wednesday, 29 November
Re: DBAs brace for week of Oracle bugs InfoSec News
Scooped - by his own mobile phone InfoSec News
Zombie tool makes use of Windows, antivirus flaws InfoSec News
DOE secretary scolds lab on security issues InfoSec News
Tuesday, 28 November
Sword on Board InfoSec News
Federal Rules May Not Fully Secure Online Banking Sites InfoSec News
Security Researcher: Beware Dangling Cursors in Oracle Code InfoSec News
Navy drops ban of commercial WLANs InfoSec News
Apple Mac OS X patch plugs 31 vulnerabilities InfoSec News
Most Chinese Hackers Seek Passwords InfoSec News
Navy submariner will plead guilty in espionage case InfoSec News
[Call for Papers] DIMVA 2007 InfoSec News
Honeynet Founder Lance Spitzner: "Hackers not afraid of being caught" InfoSec News
SANS Top 20 Report - Deja Vu InfoSec News
ITL Bulletin for November 2006 InfoSec News
Vista Takes Security Up a Notch InfoSec News
Is student data safe? InfoSec News
Sunday, 26 November
Peter Junger, led Buddhist Temple, studied and taught computer law InfoSec News
DBAs brace for week of Oracle bugs InfoSec News
Feds: Linkin Park Fan Hacks Phone Data InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - November 24th 2006 InfoSec News
To catch crooks in cyberspace, FBI goes global InfoSec News
Thursday, 23 November
'Evil twin' Wi-Fi hacks target the rich InfoSec News
Electronic jihad's cyber soldiers InfoSec News
Alleged computer hackers fight expulsion InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-47 InfoSec News
Analysis: Websites struggling for legal recourse for DoS attacks InfoSec News
China bought bomber secrets InfoSec News
Wednesday, 22 November
Stolen DOT computers lead to laptop theft ring InfoSec News
Banks face growing threat of identity theft from insiders InfoSec News
Guidance offered for would-be information security professionals InfoSec News
3 Metrics To Gauge Security Spending InfoSec News
Computer Misuse Act could ban security tools InfoSec News
Tuesday, 21 November
GPs revolt over patient files privacy InfoSec News
Foreign intelligence agents hacking UK businesses, government warns InfoSec News
Laptop thief lands the bank details of 15,000 policemen InfoSec News
Arrest made in DOT laptop theft InfoSec News
VXers suffering from 'writer's block' InfoSec News
Attack code targets zero-day Mac OS X flaw InfoSec News
Brief Administrative Note... InfoSec News
Monday, 20 November
IT security testing weak, GAO finds InfoSec News
Hackers Use Virtual Machine Detection To Foil Researchers InfoSec News
Malaysian government portal used in PayPal phishing scam InfoSec News
Small companies ignorant of security? InfoSec News
Bank-card PINs 'wide open' to insider attack InfoSec News
Is Vista security a selling point? InfoSec News
Russian spies target Western technology InfoSec News
Sunday, 19 November
Air Force leaders hold Cyber Summit InfoSec News
Researchers claim chip security flaw InfoSec News
Gartner bloke warns of PS3 invasion InfoSec News
Polite Hackers Kick It in Korea InfoSec News
Chinese army holds "Vanguard-206B" drill in E. China InfoSec News
Bosses get into 007 gadgets InfoSec News
Book Review: Brave New Ballot InfoSec News
Cracked it! InfoSec News
Friday, 17 November
Hackers hindered by OIT's efforts InfoSec News
'Pump-and-Dump' Spam Surge Linked to Russian Bot Herders InfoSec News
OU upholds firings over computer breaches InfoSec News
Guidance Software Settles FTC Charges InfoSec News
Contractors should comply with DOD security training rules InfoSec News
Attack code posted for latest Microsoft bugs InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-46 InfoSec News
Kyrgyzstan cut off from Internet by hacker attack InfoSec News
Thursday, 16 November
Politicians embrace 'cybersecurity' month, but why? InfoSec News
Zero day attacks rise to top of SANS Top 20 InfoSec News
Proving a negative InfoSec News
Hoffacker Charged With Hacking System InfoSec News
Tuesday, 14 November
DHS IG targets security, procurement InfoSec News
Microsoft releases six security updates InfoSec News
Arrest of a high profile hacker InfoSec News
Cycling: Hackers are scrutinised over claims of Landis test flaws InfoSec News
Post acquisition, it's business as usual at ISS InfoSec News
Oracle users wary of putting applications on Nokia devices InfoSec News
Critical Wireless Flaw Leaves Windows Users Open To Attack InfoSec News
Japan leads way but India reaps security benefits InfoSec News
Government IT leaders feeling more secure InfoSec News
Monday, 13 November
NIST provides security guide for managers InfoSec News
Health service IT boss 'failed computer studies' InfoSec News
REVIEW: "Hacking for Dummies", Kevin Beaver InfoSec News
Stolen Nationwide laptop prompts FSA probe InfoSec News
Sunday, 12 November
Denial of service attackers face 10 years in jail InfoSec News
Laptop loss: How to avoid becoming the next Starbucks InfoSec News
No Fly Means No Entry At Deutsche Bank InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - November 10th 2006 InfoSec News
SecuriTeam Interview: LMH InfoSec News
Allchin backtracks on Vista virus claims InfoSec News
Thursday, 09 November
How many wireless vulnerabilities are really out there? InfoSec News
DHS forum will bring together cybersecurity products, integrators InfoSec News
ISPs 'should be responsible' for hacker attacks InfoSec News
Former Federal Reserve head riffs on Sarbanes-Oxley InfoSec News
Allchin Suggests Vista Won't Need Antivirus InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-45 InfoSec News
Police Break Phone Sex Hacking Ring InfoSec News
Former Muvico official indicted for allegedly hacking computers of theater chain InfoSec News
Wednesday, 08 November
Lanter enters "The Dead Code" InfoSec News
Dating site hacker avoids jail InfoSec News
Agencies need to get creative to save money, meet security requirements InfoSec News
Cybercrime Group Warns banks Against Hackers InfoSec News
Defending the data will be a focus for 2007 InfoSec News
Microsoft push-email row escalates InfoSec News
SDFOST - Call for Papers InfoSec News
Create a Winning Strategy for Your Awareness Program InfoSec News
Monday, 06 November
Starbucks loses laptops with data on 60,000 employees InfoSec News
Microsoft Warns of New Windows Zero-Day Flaw InfoSec News
The joys of picking locks, the secret world of bumping InfoSec News
Standards lifting sluggish systems InfoSec News
Hacker changes grades at Cooper City High InfoSec News
Sunday, 05 November
Financial Services loses 17 laptops InfoSec News
Trojan One-Two Punch Sends Spam Rates Soaring InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - November 3rd 2006 InfoSec News
Al Kyder's Virgin on the ridiculous InfoSec News
'Scrubbed' laptop had data on 6,000 Utahns InfoSec News
Thursday, 02 November
Air Force to create Cyber Command InfoSec News
The Boarding Pass Brouhaha InfoSec News
Cuyahoga County Possibly Exposed Election System to Computer Virus InfoSec News
Beware the Podslurpers... InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-44 InfoSec News
Army command laptop missing InfoSec News
Breach at lab called significant InfoSec News
The Virus That Ate DHS InfoSec News
Attack code out for new Apple Wi-Fi flaw InfoSec News
Computer Security Expert Most Prospective Job InfoSec News
Controversial course teaches spyware writing InfoSec News
Canada's ties with U.S. make government prime hacking target, tech execs warn InfoSec News
GAO: Feds still lack security research agenda InfoSec News