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Thursday, 31 October
Security UPDATE, October 30, 2002 InfoSec News
Use illegal networks when discussing your systems InfoSec News
Wi-Fi eyes better wireless LAN security InfoSec News
Al-Qaeda hackers break into websites InfoSec News
Orissa cops to check cyber crime InfoSec News
Security guide aims to lock up agencies InfoSec News
Hire hackers to find loopholes in IT system, firms advised InfoSec News
Wednesday, 30 October
Securing the cloud InfoSec News
Wireless WarDrive: Wee Bit of Fun InfoSec News
Hacker traffic up at HAFB following Sept. 11 attack InfoSec News
Home isn't where security is InfoSec News
Tuesday, 29 October
Windows 2000 gains government-based security certification InfoSec News
China prevented repeat cyber attack on US InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - October 28th 2002 InfoSec News
RE: INFOSEC: Certifiably Certified InfoSec News
Of mad snipers and cyber-terrorists InfoSec News
More people using - and losing - PDAs InfoSec News
'We are the worst security risk' - sys admins confess InfoSec News
Dear Saddam, How Can I Help? InfoSec News
Pentagon computers tougher for hackers InfoSec News
Monday, 28 October
Increasing Wireless Security with TKIP InfoSec News
Re: INFOSEC: Certifiably Certified InfoSec News
Report: Market forces not enough to improve security InfoSec News
Re: INFOSEC: Certifiably Certified InfoSec News
Kerberos bug bites InfoSec News
Re: Prostitutes Steal Secret Software from US Army InfoSec News
Saturday, 26 October
Crack in OpenHack InfoSec News
RE: INFOSEC: Certifiably Certified InfoSec News
Re: INFOSEC: Certifiably Certified InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - October 25th 2002 InfoSec News
Protecting the Internet's Domain Name System InfoSec News
Re: INFOSEC: Certifiably Certified InfoSec News
Re: Researchers predict worm that eats the Internet in 15 minutes InfoSec News
Friday, 25 October
More Than One Internet Attack Occurred Monday InfoSec News
Prostitutes Steal Secret Software from US Army InfoSec News
Re: INFOSEC: Certifiably Certified InfoSec News
A Palmtop for the Prosecution InfoSec News
Readers Rate Microsoft's Security Progress InfoSec News
Re: Hack Smackdown InfoSec News
Thursday, 24 October
Intellnet to go down? InfoSec News
RE: Researchers predict worm that eats the Internet in 15 minutes InfoSec News
INFOSEC: Certifiably Certified InfoSec News
Re: Cyber bill gets boost InfoSec News
Hack Smackdown InfoSec News
Re: Researchers predict worm that eats the Internet in 15 minutes InfoSec News
Security UPDATE, October 23, 2002 InfoSec News
Net attack flops, but threat persists InfoSec News
Wednesday, 23 October
Tracking Down Insecure WLANs InfoSec News
Attack On Internet Called Largest Ever InfoSec News
Vet the code or pay the price InfoSec News
Re: Report: Hundreds of Navy PCs missing InfoSec News
IE holes open up Web booby traps InfoSec News
Re: Researchers predict worm that eats the Internet in 15 minutes InfoSec News
Re: Researchers predict worm that eats the Internet in 15 minutes InfoSec News
Tuesday, 22 October
Army locks down wireless LAN InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - October 21st 2002 InfoSec News
2003 PKI Research Workshop CFP InfoSec News
HIPAA a hardship for health care companies InfoSec News
Call For Papers Announcement: Black Hat Windows Security InfoSec News
Cyber bill gets boost InfoSec News
SA sites hit by hacker InfoSec News
Researchers predict worm that eats the Internet in 15 minutes InfoSec News
Monday, 21 October
Report: Hundreds of Navy PCs missing InfoSec News
Re: Backdoor LAN InfoSec News
Agency gives biometrics a home InfoSec News
Friday, 18 October
Clarke Solicits Cyber-Security Input at MIT InfoSec News
Re: Spam Masquerades as Admin Alerts InfoSec News
Backdoor LAN InfoSec News
Microsoft plugs privilege elevation flaw in SQL Server InfoSec News
Thursday, 17 October
Trio vying for encryption work InfoSec News
Re: Spam Masquerades as Admin Alerts InfoSec News
Security hole discovered in Symantec firewalls InfoSec News
World Cybercrime Experts See Need for Laws, Ties InfoSec News
Security UPDATE, October 16, 2002 InfoSec News
DMCA follies InfoSec News
Beta hack rattles Microsoft InfoSec News
Firms 'must do better' on IT security InfoSec News
Re: Celebrity 'phone hacking' on the increase InfoSec News
Wednesday, 16 October
Firewalling /proc entries InfoSec News
FC: Bruce Schneier: Feds need to pass new laws for "cybersecurity" InfoSec News
Spam Masquerades as Admin Alerts InfoSec News
FBI planning Bay Area computer forensics lab InfoSec News
Bugbear side effect hits printers InfoSec News
Net security chief leaves too many questions unanswered InfoSec News
Celebrity 'phone hacking' on the increase InfoSec News
Tuesday, 15 October
Government Information Security Forum, take 2 InfoSec News
Re: Just a quick administrative note... InfoSec News
Re: Pay attention to choke points before crisis hits InfoSec News
CfP Phrack Magazine #60 InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - October 14th 2002 InfoSec News
NASA cyber program bears fruit InfoSec News
Latest Sniper Victim Worked for FBI InfoSec News
Monday, 14 October
Bluetooth may leave PDAs wide open InfoSec News
Pay attention to choke points before crisis hits InfoSec News
NIST drafts security buying guides InfoSec News
Request for information InfoSec News
Detecting Cyberattacks By Profiling "Normal" Computer Habits InfoSec News
Hiring hacker backfires on Murdoch InfoSec News
Friday, 11 October
Just a quick administrative note... InfoSec News
Thursday, 10 October
Ten minute Firewall InfoSec News
RE: 'Hacker' is too cutesy a word to describe what's really going on InfoSec News
Microsoft: Users may have to pay for security InfoSec News
Carnegie Mellon Fights Back InfoSec News
Tuesday, 08 October
A spending tug of war InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - October 7th 2002 InfoSec News
Senate Delay Muddles Security Reporting InfoSec News
RE: 'Hacker' is too cutesy a word to describe what's really going on InfoSec News
Re: 'Hacker' is too cutesy a word to describe what's really going on InfoSec News
DOD's wireless safety net InfoSec News
Monday, 07 October
'Hacker' is too cutesy a word to describe what's really going on InfoSec News
Hackware Author Arrested -- Maybe InfoSec News
E-Mail Worm Continues to Spread InfoSec News
Russian hacker sentenced to 3 years in prison InfoSec News
Friday, 04 October
Report: Satellites at Risk of Hacks InfoSec News
Security patch award due soon InfoSec News
Security benchmark tools available InfoSec News
World's greatest computer hacker raises alarm InfoSec News
CanSecWest/core03 InfoSec News
Microsoft Issues Four Security Bulletins InfoSec News
Thursday, 03 October
State consolidates servers, security InfoSec News
Breakthrough made in satellite encryption InfoSec News
Handhelds seen empowering officers, security personnel InfoSec News
Security UPDATE, October 2, 2002 InfoSec News
Pro-Islamic militant hacker groups boost attacks security company says InfoSec News
FrontPage Flaw Shows Security Still Challenges Microsoft InfoSec News
Ex-Hacker Preaches Unique Security Message InfoSec News
Tuesday, 01 October
Re: Start-up banks on hack-proof Linux InfoSec News
Re: NIAC 30 'experts' InfoSec News
FBI to release computer-security updates InfoSec News
Microsoft Puts Meat Behind Security Push InfoSec News
Re: Prospect of Iraq conflict raises new cyberattack fears InfoSec News
Virus poses as Microsoft security patch InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - September 30th 2002 InfoSec News
Government Information Security Forum InfoSec News