Information Security News: by date

136 messages starting Feb 01 07 and ending Feb 27 07
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Tuesday, 27 February

Lawsuits, patent claims silence Black Hat talk InfoSec News
Report: VA funds wasted in data loss InfoSec News
Q&A: Reverse hacker describes ordeal InfoSec News
SEC Sues Company For Using Hacked Information In Trades InfoSec News
Standing guard for rich and famous InfoSec News
Battle brewing over RFID chip-hacking demo InfoSec News
New and Improved Oracle Exploits Coming at Black Hat InfoSec News
FBI unsure if missing notebook PCs contain sensitive data InfoSec News
US Cyber Storm will test NZ's national security InfoSec News
Microsoft probes IE 7, Vista bug reports InfoSec News
Security walls crumble InfoSec News
National Bolsheviks ousted from Runet InfoSec News

Sunday, 25 February

On the Receiving End InfoSec News
Got a secret? Keep it InfoSec News
Cyber War on Campus InfoSec News
Are there perils in penetration testing? InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - February 23rd 2007 InfoSec News
Bruce Willis thwarts cybergeddon InfoSec News
Second Google Desktop attack reported InfoSec News

Friday, 23 February

John Howard the new Paris Hilton? InfoSec News
Customer Data Breach Began in 2005, TJX Says InfoSec News
90% Of E-Mail Will Be Spam By Year's End InfoSec News
Symantec subscription glitch derails users InfoSec News
Camp Dodge reports "serious" security breach InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-8 InfoSec News
Hackers exploit old Internet Exploder bug InfoSec News

Wednesday, 21 February

PHP Group accused of security incompetence InfoSec News
DHS needs to wrap up effort to protect personal data, IG says InfoSec News
Vista security overview: too little too late InfoSec News
T.J. Maxx probe finds broader hacking InfoSec News
Security Researchers to Release Nine Tools and Four Vulnerabilities at Black Hat DC 2007 InfoSec News

Tuesday, 20 February

30 states investigating hacking of retailers InfoSec News
Air Force Explores the Next Frontier InfoSec News
Phish fighters floored by DDoS assault InfoSec News
Infosec and Corporate Blogging InfoSec News
U.S. cybersecurity czar has his marching orders InfoSec News
Data centers: Buyers beware of over-hyped facilities InfoSec News
Users Who Know Too Much (And the CIOs Who Fear Them) InfoSec News
Snort no fort, could be mugged by bug InfoSec News

Monday, 19 February

Korea Becomes Haven for Hackers InfoSec News
Vista security overhaul questioned InfoSec News
Spies, Lies & KPMG InfoSec News
Sweden to ban website attacks InfoSec News
NIST releases info security documents InfoSec News
RE: Security expert: Make vendors liable for bad code InfoSec News
Hackers fake Howard heart attack InfoSec News
Response to Bob Parsons Dropped by Moderators InfoSec News
Pakistan gears up to counter cyber terrorism InfoSec News
14th Annual Network & Distributed System Security (NDSS) Symposium InfoSec News
DNS attack puts Web security in perspective InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - February 16th 2007 InfoSec News
I-Team Investigation: DMV Security Risk InfoSec News
RE: Security expert: Make vendors liable for bad code InfoSec News

Thursday, 15 February

Computer project recovers stolen laptop, affirms couple's love InfoSec News
Ohio scientist faces 10-year sentence for stealing trade secrets InfoSec News
'Pentagon hacker' plays joker on US authorities InfoSec News
What would you do first as chief information security officer? InfoSec News
Ex-student faces felony charge in Clay case InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-7 InfoSec News
Hack lets intruders sneak into home routers InfoSec News
EPA, auditors disagree over IT security risks InfoSec News
Security standard boosts consumer confidence InfoSec News
UK smoking ban opens doors for hackers InfoSec News
MS malware engine vulnerable to malware InfoSec News
U.K. company fined over laptop theft InfoSec News
Security expert: Make vendors liable for bad code InfoSec News
8:20 am: Jury awards fired Sandia analyst $4.3 million InfoSec News

Tuesday, 13 February

Lawmaker: VA officials still take lax approach to data security InfoSec News
Hacker strikes 600 business sites InfoSec News
Cisco Warns Of Multiple IOS Vulnerabilities InfoSec News
Cyber officials: Chinese hackers attack 'anything and everything' InfoSec News
Microsoft Patches 20 Security Vulnerabilities InfoSec News
Sun's Solaris 10 at risk of zero-day exploit InfoSec News

Monday, 12 February

Report: FBI Loses 3 To 4 Laptops Every Month InfoSec News
VA loses sensitive information on 1.3 million doctors InfoSec News
Mid East Hackers Challenge offers cash prizes InfoSec News
IE and Firefox cough up hard drive contents InfoSec News
Attack by Korean hacker prompts Defense Department cyber debate InfoSec News
Second government Cyber Storm test brewing InfoSec News
Valentine virus warning InfoSec News

Sunday, 11 February

Cybercrime tools get cheaper InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - February 9th 2007 InfoSec News
RSA - US cyber counterattack: Bomb one way or the other InfoSec News
Nuclear Safety Commission website hacked InfoSec News
Caught in the Network InfoSec News

Thursday, 08 February

Corporate crimeware threat 'moving to Adobe' InfoSec News
Security experts beaten at their own game InfoSec News
UPDATE: Lessons learned from Internet root server attack InfoSec News
Hackers Attack 92,000 Korean Computers InfoSec News
CYBER-FRAUD 2007 || Silicon Valley || The First International Workshop on Cyber-Fraud || July 1-6, 2007 InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-6 InfoSec News
New IT spending aimed partly at cybersecurity InfoSec News
Highly-Critical Flaw Discovered in Trend Micro Products InfoSec News
Cyberattacks Up 50% By 2010, VeriSign Says InfoSec News

Wednesday, 07 February

High Security for $100 Laptop InfoSec News
VeriSign Moves to Address an Internet Security Problem InfoSec News
NATO, DOD to sign cybersecurity pact InfoSec News
Massachusetts Leads National TJX Data Probe InfoSec News
Two flaws found in Firefox InfoSec News
The Cheapskate's Infosecurity Toolbox InfoSec News

Tuesday, 06 February

Security on demand heads for mainstream InfoSec News
Cybercrime calculator targets hackers, terrorists InfoSec News
Most IT Managers Expect Major Security Hit Every Year InfoSec News
Hackers attack key Net traffic computers InfoSec News
Study: Weak passwords really do help hackers InfoSec News
Microsoft's own antivirus fails to secure Vista InfoSec News
NSA employee charged with giving wife $340,000 contract InfoSec News
Slacker or hacker? InfoSec News

Monday, 05 February

Fly At Your Own Risk: A Hole In Airport Security InfoSec News
Hacker to write autobiography InfoSec News
Chinese suspected of hacking into MoD networks InfoSec News
NIST prepares to hash out new standard InfoSec News
Hackers break into CDC's Web site InfoSec News
New Zero-Day Threat Excels InfoSec News
Internet security forces gather RSA conference draws teams to fight organized hackers InfoSec News
Finding Vista's flaws InfoSec News

Sunday, 04 February

Study Finds Security Flaws on Web Sites of Major Banks InfoSec News
Former Duracell employee stole trade secrets InfoSec News
Super Bowl stadium site packed Trojan horse InfoSec News
Former Coke secretary convicted in spy case InfoSec News
Vista encryption 'no threat' to computer forensics InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - February 2nd 2007 InfoSec News
Hard drive that may contain personal data on veterans missing in Birmingham, Ala. InfoSec News

Thursday, 01 February

Banks, ISPs 'should meet cyber police' InfoSec News
Opinion: Four laws Congress needs to pass now to boost computer security InfoSec News
U.S. Issues Guidelines in Case of Flu Pandemic InfoSec News
ITL Bulletin for January 2007 InfoSec News
Black & White Ball in London - Call For Papers InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2007-5 InfoSec News
Crime Boards Come Crashing Down InfoSec News
Ad scheme triggers bomb scare InfoSec News
High-flying hacker who 'fed' new employer goes free InfoSec News
Tracking the Russian Scammers InfoSec News
Tightening the Net on Cybercrime InfoSec News
Trade group gives Feds low cybersecurity grade InfoSec News
Skype to partner for security in the workplace InfoSec News