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overview for November 2002
Friday, 01. November 2002
Secure Programming for Linux and Unix HOWTO
Cryptographic Terminology 101
E-mail greeting card hides porn
Judge Grants Preliminary Injunction Against Aimster
Deceptive Spammers Settle FTC Charges
Law enforcement officials pledge to keep secret names of hacking victims
Autotote programmer hacks winning Pick Six bets
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Mithören von Telefonaten kann verfassungswidrig sein
Aiding and Abetting Hackers A Crime
The open secrets of Saddam's inbox
Software piracy down
The Great Security Panic
Business-Software Piracy Climbs
Verizon Settles With Alleged Spammer
Responsible bug disclosure by corporate fiat
Chaostreff Aachen wird gegründet
Questions + Answers: Kevin Mitnick
The Pinch of Piracy Wakes China Up on Copyright Issue
Economic warfare enters the cyber-age
Judge amends decision after reading correction on blog
Europe Fines Nintendo $147 Million for Price Fixing
Digital copyright law (DCMA) on trial
Protecting System Binaries From Trojan Attack
Nintendo's strongarm tactics
Decimal glitch spurs hotel overbill
Hacking with Smart IP Spoofing
Don't Taint the Evidence!
Hacker continues trail of malice
China prevented repeat cyber attack on US
Nice article on backlinks
CIA identifies cyber terror groups
FBI seeks to trace massive Net attack
Column: The fear that lies online
Monday, 04. November 2002
SpamCop Blacklists Declan, Again
Microsoft court ruling leaked early through security blunder
Tuesday, 05. November 2002
Online job listing an ID theft scam
Re: BBC News: Fake bank website cons victims (Leeson, RISKS-22.34)
Panama breaks the Internet
Suing the fat-pushers
BKA-Zivilfahnder bekommen Steckbrief per SMS
BSA meldet bislang größten Schlag gegen europäische Raubkopierer
FTC: where spam goes off to die
MS ruling leaked through security blunder
Mitnick's 'Lost Chapter' Found
Wormholes in hacker case
Wednesday, 06. November 2002
Versicherungsgruppe HUK-Coburg legte Kundendaten offen ins Netz und stellt Strafanzeige gegen Datenschützer
Sonera security staff held on snooping charges
Infowar im Luftkrieg
S.E.C. Files New Charges on WorldCom
China's Cyberwall Nearly Concrete
AOL Loses Subscriber Privacy Suit
Virtual Sit-In Against the WTO
Dominant lottery vendor cracked
Winning lottery tickets can be determined before purchase
Thursday, 07. November 2002
Robot malpractice...
Coupon-Flop
Navy Sites Spring Security Leaks
Coupon-Flop
Friday, 08. November 2002
XS4ALL-Berufung abgewiesen
Saturday, 09. November 2002
Europe bans hate-speech
GAO: Agencies share data despite laws
Europeans Outlaw Net Hate Speech
Kaspersky mailing list hijacked!
Hi-tech signatures to fight fraud
Security software could backfire on consumers
Palladium: The Manhattan Project of DRM
Hackers claim to have cracked new 'secure' Xbox
Privacy questions still loom over biometrics
Sunday, 10. November 2002
"Sensitive" classification still a sensitive issue
AU - Queensland - Civil libertarians want police use of entrapment on Net to be monitored
Neues Gesetz gegen 0190-Abzocke
Australia Plans to Censor the Internet
Vietnam jails internet dissident
Publikationspflicht für Professoren im Netz gefordert
Heise verklagt 0190-Nummernbetreiber
China's Cyberwall: Can Technology Break Through?
JP: Police systems under assault by hackers
Cyber Crime Fighters Escape Funding Cut
IT security training 'inadequate'
Software executive admits hacking
The FBI's Cybercrime Crackdown
Monday, 11. November 2002
Address Book Publisher converts to HTML
Weaknesses in censorbusting software
Silly-ass lawsuits, part 2
Fake INS Web sites trick immigrants
South Australia approves internet censorship law
EFA review of Australian net censorship
US domestic surveillance proposals
AFTER-SCHOOL "$CAM"
Abzockern die Grundlage entziehen
China reportedly blocks CNN, BBC satellite broadcasts
Tuesday, 12. November 2002
U.S. Charges U.K. Hacker Did $900,000 in Damage
Schmuggler im Internet aktiv
Wann erscheint eine Online-Publikation?
Wednesday, 13. November 2002
Computer Break-Ins: Your Right to Know - California payroll database
Brit charged with hacking Pentagon, Nasa
CA Law Demands Public Disclosure Of Break-Ins
Calif. law says firms must disclose only online intrusions
Last week BigLaw announced the names of those few ...
Welsh Web designer charged with virus writing, child porn offences
AOL Must Reveal Anonymous Poster's Identity
Online billing vendor hit by network attack
Security bill fails to pass in '01
Brit charged with hacking Pentagon, Nasa
Thursday, 14. November 2002
Verbraucher sollen sich selbst schützen
Der neue Harry Potter bereits im Internet
Yahoo News
Virginia disciplines 86 workers for misusing Internet
ES - Nigerian email scam broken up
Former DrinkOrDie Member Chris Tresco Answers
FBI asks companies to fight cybercrime
Spamming Hacker runs up $10,000 bandwidth bill
ACCC sues US web site
NZ bill requires ISPs to wiretap their customers
Justice Official Deems Internet Bets Illegal
Why Hackers Don't Care About Wi-Fi
Bandits Dial Up Trouble
More Use - and Lose - PDAs
IT-Sicherheits-Check mit erschreckenden Ergebnissen
Interesting new spammer trick
Maintaining Credible IIS Log Files
UK malicious hacker to fight US extradition
Friday, 15. November 2002
DNS spoofing in China
Judge rules cops' hacker went too far
Redacting electronic Documents
Unix auditor's practical handbook
Dot-Mil Hacker's Download Mistake
Alien Autopsy: Reverse Engineering Win32 Trojans on Linux
Urheberrechtsnovelle entzweit den Bundestag
Translating Newsitems
Saturday, 16. November 2002
disLEXia is searchable now!
BGH-Entscheidungen zum Download im Web
Sunday, 17. November 2002
Virus With a EULA
Israelis face prison over web site posting
How do you deal with Internet fraud?
UK child pornography investigation
AU: NSW terror laws increase wiretapping, detention powers
Intellectual Property Blog
EU-Rat will Anti-Hacker-Gesetzgebung verschärfen
Monday, 18. November 2002
Per Posting Pages
War on file sharing
More claims about surgical microchip tracking
Nominet warns of dodgy domain sales tactics
Spammer aus Überzeugung
Tuesday, 19. November 2002
Appeals court overturns own Web site ruling
Das Versagen der Experten
Credit Card Companies Stymie Porn
Crackers steal 52,000 university passwords
Appeals panel rejects limits on terrorist wiretaps
Glitch Opens T-Mobile User to Hacker Probes
Slate: Spam is killing e-mail
Internetdemo gegen Verhaftung von italienischen Globalisierungskritikern
BIND Patches Leaked to Underground, ISC Says
Jerome Heckenkamp Free on Bail
USA lehnen Verbot rassistischer Sites ab
Converting Pi to binary: DON'T DO IT! (via Russ Perry Jr.)
FISA Review Court approves broader wiretapping
Minor compromise on ASIO detention powers
Pentagon will Internet weltweit unter Kontrolle bringen
How Much Hack Info Is Too Much?
More detail on NSW police anti-terrorism powers
DOJ Wins Expanded Wiretap Authority Under Patriot Act
Bin Laden associate warns of cyberattacks
Smart cards also open to attack
mi2g Intelligence Briefing: "Brazil exports Cyber-crime"
UK - IWF recommends stopping feeds from 76 newgroups
UK - Hopes raised for Internet grooming ban
Hessen setzt Rasterfahndung nun doch aus
UK group urges secret censorship of internet newsgroups
DoS Flaw in New Wi-Fi Security Standard
Interior remains unplugged
Kinderpornoring zerschlagen
UK - British Web designer charged over viruses
UK - Global weapon to fight child net porn
Wednesday, 20. November 2002
Latest IE Flaw Exposes Hard Drives via Web
Deleted E-Mails: Tell It To The Judge
Software Retailer Uses FOIA to Spam Students
Argentina's New Wireless Problem
HACKERS AND LIBERTY
US government fails computer security test
Online-Protest against Repression in Italy
Illegal Art: Freedom of Expression in the Corporate Age
The Onion deletes parody article about Chechen rebels
Big Retailers Squeeze FatWallet - copyright on Pricelists
Exploring better ways to announce court decisions
Gov't Report on Youth, Pornography, And The Internet
ISC "Irresponsible" for Withholding BIND Patches
Thursday, 21. November 2002
Notebook-Ortung nach Diebstahl
Longhorn-Leck angeblich bedeutungslos
Träge Administratoren
Remote net probe reveals sloppy software upkeep
Computer Virus Families: Origins and Differences
All CDs will be protected you are a filthy pirate
Germany, Austria take stand against EU ISP data retention laws
Lego Site Irks Maori Sympathizer
Security flunks Horn's final exam
Accused eBay hacker out on bond
Streit um Bugtraq-Eintrag: Aufklären oder schweigen?
Impressum einer Homepage muss gut auffindbar sein
Germany, Austria take stand against EU ISP data retention laws
Sex, Text, Revenge, Hacking and Friends Reunited
More on the Breeders Cup Pick-6 fix
The Cult of Hackers
Hactivists help human-rights fight, bit by byte
War with Iraq will mean virus outbreak, hacker says
Friday, 22. November 2002
Blueprint hacker duped
RIAA's Anti-Infringement Site Infringes
eBay Users Hit By Account Compromises, Scams
Brief: T-Mobile installs GPRS network firewall
Net activism offers lessons for ministers
Why is mi2g so unpopular?
Die Piraten des Darknet im Lichte der Microsoft-Forschung
Blog Comment Spam
Agency Weighed, but Discarded, Plan Reconfiguring the Internet
Justiz für PR missbraucht
Internal Microsoft Server Exposed Sensitive Information To The Internet
Samsung offers £100K reward for Heathrow DRAM theft info
Law and Blogs
Saturday, 23. November 2002
Ex-Comroad-CEO Schnabel erhält sieben Jahre Haft
Labels accuse file-swap service
Research Aims To Stop Battery Attackers
CipherTrust Wants You To Fight Spam
Verizon Sues to Stop Privacy Rules; Wants to Sell Call Data
Next virus attack to cost SMEs billions
Bugging Out-: Software Bugs are expensive
DK: No Santa for Pirates
Neun Jahre Gefängnis wegen Software-Piraterie
Hackbus fährt von Augsburg nach Berlin
Neue Handy-Abzockwelle setzt auf Neugier
Urteil: Alterskontrolle durch Ausweisnummer reicht im Internet nicht aus
Litigation to clog courts while file sharing advances
Library Censorware Blocks Own Site
Is the new wave of cyber security just to stop web terrorism ... or is there a hidden agenda?
Sunday, 24. November 2002
The constitutional basis of litigation?
Kazaa in Court This Week
Holiday Fraud May Cost Nearly $300 Million
Ross Anderson: Security Engeneering
Monday, 25. November 2002
UK - Child porn man jailed
Notebooks verbessern die schulischen Leistungen
Only Thieves Block Pop-Ups
RIAA vs. Naval Academy: Cadets' PCs seized, courts martial next?
CodeCon 2003 Call for Papers
Litigation to clog courts while file sharing advances
Australian govt claims immunity from tracking device questions
Berlin police raid net cafes
Where the heck is all this spam coming from?
DoJ moves fast to use new wiretapping powers
The spy inside your home computer
Cabinet Office beats off 1,000 cyber attacks in October
OpenChaos am 5.12.: Urban Hacking
Lawyers fear misuse of cyber murder law
eBay scam site nipped in the bud
Gründer eines Internet-Kinderpornorings vor Gericht
Forensic IT Trends Survey 2002
Cops Bust Massive ID Theft Ring
Brazil exports Cyber-crime worldwide
Tuesday, 26. November 2002
1.5 Seconds of fame
Identity Theft Case Called Largest Ever
Cops Bust Massive ID Theft Ring
Wednesday, 27. November 2002
California Firm to Settle Net Porn Scam
Feds crack huge identity theft ring
American Airlines Website Disclaimer
China accused of jailing net users
OnStar Nav. System Used to Track Bank Robbers (GPS?)
"Blasphemous" Spanish computer game censored
nadian Lawful Access Legislation
SEC ./. Super Spammer Rodona Garst
Thursday, 28. November 2002
David Wagner on Princeton student worried about DMCA
Abzocke mit
SMS security risks highlighted by Friends Reunited hacking case
First hackers sighted in high speed mobile phone arena
Customer's Orders Exposed on Victoria's Secret Site
Friday, 29. November 2002
Dänische Anti-Softwarepiraterie-Gruppe verschickt "Strafmandate"
Record the Surveillance Cams
Jeder zehnte Bundesbürger nutzt täglich das Internet
Die verschwiegenen Datensammler
Anger as Microsoft hires EU official
Cracking OpenVMS Passwords with John the Ripper
Security Experts Say Identity Theft Scams Likely To Get Worse
Computer forensics specialists in demand as hacking grows
Tech Provisions in Homeland Security Bill
Psychiater: Internet-Suizidforen nicht generell problematisch
Jewish group tells of 'electronic Jihad' plan
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