security.attrition.infosec-news (thread)

More glitches trigger halt in testing of new county voting machines, InfoSec News
BBC stories used as bait for IE exploit, InfoSec News
Packet-sniffing techie uncovers spousal infidelity, InfoSec News
Hacker hits Georgia state database via hole in security software, InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-13, InfoSec News
Black Hat Call for Papers and Registration open, InfoSec News
N.H. computer specialist says superiors ignored security warnings, InfoSec News
Inside Botnets, InfoSec News
Ex-NSA worker gets six years; kept papers, InfoSec News
State Computer Security: Did the Public Get the Full Story?, InfoSec News
Interview: Theo de Raadt of OpenBSD, InfoSec News
Phishers Hack Bank Sites, Redirect Customers, InfoSec News
Lundquist's Guide To Not Getting Fired for Losing Your Laptop, InfoSec News
Gov't pays ESU students $100K toward cyber security, InfoSec News
Alleged expense violations by state official, InfoSec News
eEye issues workaround against unpatched IE flaw, InfoSec News
Lenovo rejects security concerns over U.S. gov't contract, InfoSec News
GAO: Security accreditation program a tough sell, InfoSec News
Palm Beach County schools learn tough lesson: Hackers can always break in, InfoSec News
Offshore outsourcing cited in Florida data leak, InfoSec News
S'kiddies get into spyware for just $15, InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - March 27th 2006, InfoSec News
Radioactive matter gets into U.S. in test, InfoSec News
Inside Windows IT Security UPDATE, InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - March 24th 2006, InfoSec News
VSC laptop theft creates security concerns, InfoSec News
Cyber security an emphasis at OCCC, InfoSec News
Domain Registrar Joker Hit by DDoS, InfoSec News
Terrorist 007, Exposed, InfoSec News
GAO: IRS security is weak, InfoSec News
Israeli Software Firm Abandons U.S. Deal, InfoSec News
40,000 BP workers exposed in Ernst & Young laptop loss, InfoSec News
HHS rebuts GAO's security assessment, InfoSec News
ITL Bulletin for March 2006, InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-12, InfoSec News
Man fined $250 in first area case of Internet piracy, InfoSec News
Whistleblower Says FBI E-Mail Flap Overblown, InfoSec News
Is Your DR Plan Vulnerable to an Attack?, InfoSec News
Laptop with Hewlett-Packard employees' ID stolen, InfoSec News
International body adopts network security standard, InfoSec News
Sun Grid hit by network attack, InfoSec News
Apple Gets Security Lecture from Microsoft, InfoSec News
Two Held for Offering Key Technology to Kazakhstan, InfoSec News
Symantec pulls Backup Exec patches, InfoSec News
FBI ripped for IT upgrade costs, InfoSec News
School district investigating illegal grade changes, InfoSec News
Bringing Botnets Out of the Shadows, InfoSec News
Oreck cleans up after Katrina, InfoSec News
It's raining IT security surveys, InfoSec News
Arrest over 'high profile hacking', InfoSec News
Book Review: High-Tech Crimes Revealed, InfoSec News
AT&T spotlights disaster recovery, InfoSec News
Linux Security Week - March 20th 2006, InfoSec News
DOD removes missile defense system report from Web site, InfoSec News
Users of SELinux now have a choice on security, InfoSec News
Internet untouchable for FBI agents in city, InfoSec News
Recon 2006: Guest speakers announcement. Call for papers and early registration ending in less than 2 weeks., InfoSec News
Forgotten password clues create hacker risk, InfoSec News
Police data on 4,400 uploaded via Winny, InfoSec News
Visa warns software may store customer data, InfoSec News
Muslim Hacker Attack Feared on War Anniversary, InfoSec News
Beware The Wardriver at Your Next Conference, InfoSec News
Experts refute RFID virus claims, InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - March 17th 2006, InfoSec News
Microsoft goes public with Blue Hat hacker conference, InfoSec News
Security flaws could cripple missile defense network, InfoSec News
Lost Ernst & Young laptop exposes IBM staff, InfoSec News
Security Experts Warn of Devastating Web Attack, InfoSec News
- Re: Security Experts Warn of Devastating Web Attack, InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-11, InfoSec News
State seizes newspaper's hard drives in leak probe, InfoSec News
No security in security stocks?, InfoSec News
Handheld Security Admin, InfoSec News
Study Says Chips in ID Tags Are Vulnerable to Viruses, InfoSec News
DHS Gets Another F in Computer Security, InfoSec News
- Re: DHS Gets Another F in Computer Security, InfoSec News
Trojan spy couple are expected to be jailed, InfoSec News
FrSIRT Puts Exploits up for Sale, InfoSec News
NIST sets FISMA standards for federal IT systems, InfoSec News
Stop blaming Winny, fix the real problem, InfoSec News
REVIEW: "The CISM Prep Guide", Ronald L. Krutz/Russell Dean Vines, InfoSec News
Hacker gains access to Bisons fans' Web data, InfoSec News
Computer hacker pleads guilty, InfoSec News
US Government Studies Open Source Quality, InfoSec News
OfficeMax: No evidence of security breach, InfoSec News
Interview: Elonka Dunin, InfoSec News
Man charged with hacking into GM database, InfoSec News
Free CDs highlight security weaknesses, InfoSec News
CFP - 22nd Annual Computer Security Applications Conference, InfoSec News
The enemy within the firewall, InfoSec News
Citibank ATM fraud 'just tip of iceberg' - analyst, InfoSec News
ISO rejects China's WAPI wireless security protocol, InfoSec News
Cryzip Trojan Encrypts Files, Demands Ransom, InfoSec News
How to legislate against hackers, InfoSec News
Meet on creating computer security response team, InfoSec News
Program Teaches Students About Cyber Security, InfoSec News
Chinese Bank's Server Used in Phishing Attacks on US Banks, InfoSec News
Porn Biller Says It Was Framed, InfoSec News
Shadowboxing With a Bot Herder, InfoSec News
Corporate IT needs to make bird-flu plans now, InfoSec News
Microsoft Plans Two Patches Next Week, InfoSec News
Former White House staffer named to head DHS policy committee, InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-10, InfoSec News
Apple: Finding the Root of the Problem, InfoSec News
Hackers get inside province's system, InfoSec News
Internet "cloaking" emerges as new Web security threat, InfoSec News
Security Researchers Terminate Sites Selling Trojans, InfoSec News
Porn Billing Leak Exposes Buyers, InfoSec News
Debit Card Fraud Tied to OfficeMax Breach, InfoSec News
Blacklists Aren't for Everyone, InfoSec News
University nixes Mac hacker contest, InfoSec News
Mac OS X hacker tale rebuked, InfoSec News
Citibank cards pulled after network breach, InfoSec News
Soldiers use tech skills in Camp Parks cyber-attack simulation, InfoSec News
OMB: Modest Gains in Federal Cyber Security, InfoSec News
Korea Goes From Computer Security Threat to Victim, InfoSec News
REVIEW: "Practical Internet Law for Business", Kurt M. Saunders, InfoSec News
Server hack at Georgetown Univ. probed, InfoSec News
Oracle on track of secure search, InfoSec News
Symantec Takes Heat For Changing Adware Advice, InfoSec News
Hey Neighbor, Stop Piggybacking on My Wireless, InfoSec News
State college in Colorado warns 93,000 after laptop theft, InfoSec News
Linux Advisory Watch - March 3rd 2006, InfoSec News
Trojan horse couple indicted, InfoSec News
Apple Fixes Critical Safari Bug, 16 Other Flaws, InfoSec News
OMB: Agency compliance with cybersecurity law improving, InfoSec News
US man faces five years for hacking supervisor's PC, InfoSec News
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-9, InfoSec News
Phones stolen in Iraq used for sex chatlines, InfoSec News
Fight Spam with Blacklists, InfoSec News
Sourcefire Officials Hopeful Over Sale, InfoSec News
Who's Reading Your Cell's Text Messages?, InfoSec News
Symantec ranks Houston high in WiFi security survey, InfoSec News
Wh00ps - Email from CSI last week, InfoSec News
DDoS Attacks Target Prominent Blogs, InfoSec News
Companies Contemplate Life Without BlackBerrys, InfoSec News
Korea to Fight Web Attacks From China, InfoSec News
Three Fidesz workers suspended over hacking of MSZP server, InfoSec News