Security Stories for 2002

Windows Security Holes Go Mostly Unexploited 557
New Phrack 239
Military Healthcare Data Stolen 302
Fixing Wireless Security By Pulling The Plug 133
Setting Up Pelco-Based A/V Surveillance? 12
What Happened to Starium? 9
Computer Attack and Defense As Spectator Sport 142
Systrace for Mac OS X 23
CUPS Security Vulnerabilities 155
New Software Secures Data when Owners Walk Away 304
Real World Linux Security, 2nd Edition 109
New SSH Vulnerabilities Discovered 33
Adelphia's Cable Modems Compromised 182
MacScan Detects Spyware 43
Remote hole, DoS in MySQL 68
Cutting Security To Cut Costs? 124
Dealing w/ Copying of Online Articles via Open Proxies? 34
OpenBSD SMP In The Works 260
Known-Good MD5 Database 309
Because Only Terrorists Use 802.11 813
SDSC Secure Syslog 100
Secure Interaction Design 120
X-Force Changes Vulnerability Disclosure Policy 98
RC5-72 Clients Available on distributed.net 197
OpenSSL or CDSA for Portable TLS? 11
Stack-Smashing Protection Added To OpenBSD gcc 44
Secure Webmail Providers? 56
Securing 802.11b with PPPoE? 40
UN Advised on Wireless Insecurity 81
Internet Site Security 122
Bootable CDROM-based Firewalls? 50
Sony Adds New Copyright Method to CDs in 2003 630
Is Tripwire Still Relevent? 49
Apple Posts Security Update 2002-11-21 36
Throttling Computer Viruses 268
Possible SAMBA Vulnerability 32
Another Critical Microsoft Hole 601
Black Ops of TCP/IP: Paketto Keiretsu 1.0 Release 319
Justifying the Common Criteria Security Evaluation 168
Due Diligence? 226
CA Law Demands Public Disclosure Of Break-Ins 188
Security Vulnerabilities in KDE 2.1-3.0.4, 3.1 RC3 8
Trojan Found in libpcap and tcpdump 486
NSA Approves First 802.11b Product for Secret Data 254
Bind 4 and 8 Vulnerabilities 408
US Busts Military Network Hacker 466
Detecting 802.11 Discovery Apps 165
Vulnerability In Linksys Cable/DSL Router 262
Weak Elliptic Curve Cryptography Brute-Forced 270
Organizing Large Key-Signing Events? 31
Jay Beale On Overcoming Linux Security Holes 30
OpenAntiVirus Project Founders Interviewed 7
Building Open Source Network Security Tools 33
Beware the Haunted Cordless keyboard 291
Hacking Crime Victims to Remain Secret 179
Computerized Betting System Proves Vulnerable 310
Windows 2000 Gets Common Criteria Certification 533
Replacing WEP for Wireless Security 79
Protecting System Binaries From Trojan Attack 44
Curious Yellow, Superworm 167
Saddam's Inbox Hacked 764
What Software Do Cable Installers Place on Your PC? 973
Pushback against DDOS Attacks 159
Blogger Hacked 340
Malicious Distributed Computing 208
Critical Kerberos Flaw Revealed 200
ECCp-109 Solved 290
Encrypt Information In Images Without Distortion 236
Bernstein's Continued Progress in Crypto Suit 9
FreeBSD Gets 'Fast IPsec' Implementation 62
Protecting Servers From Nmap's Idlescan? 37
Striving for HIPAA Compiance? 278
WiFi Triangulation 233
Lucky Green vs. Palladium 392
Windows/NetBIOS pop-up Spam: 411
OpenSSH 3.5 Released 140
Former FBI Chief Keeps Up Anti-Crypto Campaign 83
Windows vs Linux On Security 480
PGP 8.0 Beta Released 122
A Digital Certificate For Every Canadian 336
Chroot Jails Made Easy 87
Predicting User Behavior to Improve Security 133
Reuters: 80% of Chinese Computers Virus Infected 362
Wartrapping? 266
Handling Campus AUP (non-)Violations? 134
Synchronizing Forced Password Changes? 51
CERT: Sendmail Distribution Contained Trojan Horse 335
Compiling Snort Rules 10
WEP Keys in Mac OS X? 37
Russian Snared By The FBI Sentenced To 3 Years 510
Anonymous Surfing? 42
Bugbear Windows Virus Making the Rounds 516
Red Hat & Dell Host Open Source Security Summit 79
Interview With Jon Callas of PGP Corp 18
SANS/FBI Release Top 20 Security Vulnerabilities 268
Questioning Security Certifications 103
Ultrasecure Quantum Communications Over Thin Air 214
Survey On Security Investment Trends 67
StuffIt 6.5.x and Earlier Allows Buffer Overflow 62
Cheap SSL Certificates for Small Websites? 445
Web Hacking: Attacks and Defense 126
Submitting Code to ITAR for Export? 19
SA Government's Crypto Registration Up And Running 249
Distributed.net Forum IRC Logs 111
An Introduction to GNU Privacy Guard 121
RC5-64 Success 410
Stopping Palladium? 99
Mac OS in a Lab 97
Ethical Lines of the Gray Hat 261
Apple Patches Security Flaw in Terminal.app 83
Crypto with Epoxy Tokens, Glass Balls and Lasers 265
CDROM-Based Virus Scanners? 48
OpenSSL Gets Cryptography Gift From Sun 217
Federal Cyberspace Policy Draft Released 187
Exploring XML Encryption 14
Cryptogram: AES Broken? 277
Privacy Leak in Mozilla and Mozilla-Based Browsers 358
Enigmail Standard In Mandrake 9.0 181
Linux Worm Creating "Attack Network" 514
60,000 Credit Cards Numbers Stolen Online 232
Linux Worm Spreading, Many Systems Vulnerable 617
Microsoft Word Security Flaw 529
Using Snort Stealthily 148
More Applications For Hashcash 97
Handbook of Applied Cryptography 35
Graphing Randomness in TCP Initial Sequence Numbers 145
Toronto, The Naked City 212
Classic Computer Vulnerability Analysis Revisited 173
Upcoming Cyberwars 216
Apache 2.0 r00ted on NetWare, Windows, OS/2 58
Physical and Network Security Merging? 132
SHA-256/384/512 Released 22
Wireless Camouflage? 174
Federal NOC To Be Modeled After Incidents.org / DS 30
Detecting Wireless LAN Users 209
Uncloaking Terrorist Networks 280
E-terrorism, Bark or Bite? 172
If You Hack NBC, You Don't Get to Meet Tom Brokaw 343
Hotmail: Not Safe For Work? 583
Apple Releases Security Update for Jaguar 36
Hack the Army, Brag About it, Get Raided 402
Microsoft and Wireless Authentication 135
Scanning for Windows Viruses in Linuxland? 45
Feeding GPS Time to a Private NTP Server? 52
Exploring Diffie-Hellman Encryption 20
Apple Releases Security Update 2002-08-20 41
Securing Fiber Using Light Polarization 152
PGP Acquired From NAI 191
Wardriving From 1500ft Up 156
FBI Warns Companies About Wireless Warchalking 188
Crypto Leash for Laptops? 243
Schneier Analyzes Palladium 270
Security In Voice Over IP Converged Networks 113
CryptoHeaven Available For Mac OS X 20
Distributed Security 110
Schneier et al Report PGP Vulnerability 206
IE and Konqueror Bug Makes SSL Insecure 452
Delivering an Earth-Shattering Discovery? 620
Free/Open ACE Servers? 25
Turns out, Primes are in P 444
Security Bug Doesn't Discriminate 28
Shattering Windows 965
All We Want Is Whatever's On Your Machine 235
Stack-Smashing Protector 28
Network Hacking 175
Apple Posts Security Update for OpenSSL Vulnerability 47
Tracking Hackers 87
Defcon X - Live in Las Vegas 125
Attack Of The Dreamcasts 451
U.S. Computer Security Advisor Encourages Hackers 275
OpenSSH Package Trojaned 574
Porting OBSD's Crypto Hardware Support To FreeBSD 24
802.11b Honeypots Open for Business 103
More on Bernstein's Number Field Sieve 151
Internet Security Standards 135
Spafford On Infrastructure Risks 85
Princeton Hacks Yale, Harvard Not Surprised 305
Additional Security in the Linux Kernel? 315
WebTV/MSNTV Virus Dials 911 577
Schmidt Predicts Digital Sky Is Falling 583
New Two-Headed Hard Drive Intended To Secure Web Sites 366
L0pht And The FBI 140
SSH Secure Services on Windows 2K/XP? 270
802.1X Security Overview 98
U.S. Gov't Planning To "Help Us" Secure Computers 455
Symantec to Acquire SecurityFocus 202
Hacking the Starbuck's Muzak Machine? 101
Liberty Alliance Releases Specifications 127
More Attacks on Linux than Windows 412
OpenBSD 3.0 Honeypot Whitepaper 211
Last Day for Comments on Digital Rights Technology 10
Network Intrusion Detection Systems Fail to Impress 215
Security Gatherings for the Little Guys 187
Software Update Vulnerability 92
Klez: a closer look 204
The Reverse Challenge: Winners Announced 186
Commerce Dep't to Hold Public Workshop on DRM 139
Animated Encryption 156
Secure Printing? 44
Falun Gong Hacks Chinese Satellite 584
Zimmermann Suggests Freeing PGP Source 211
BitchX 1.0c19 IRC Client Backdoored 338
Snort Creator Makes Good 288
TCP/IP Sequence Number Analysis 229
OS X Security Update: Apache, SSL and SSH 227
U.S. Government Certified Wireless Security Products? 132
Microsoft Discloses Security Flaws in XP and WMPlayer 295
Translucent Databases 70
Cyber-Attacks? 373
OpenSSH Vulnerability Disclosed, Version 3.4 Released 339
Preventing Identity Theft and Credit Card Fraud? 73
Mitnick Testifies on Telco's Security 217
OpenSSH Gets Even More Suspicious 312
Implementing an SSL-Based Network? 31
Software Dead Man's Switch 231
Security of Open vs. Closed Source Software 366
Blocking Instant Messengers? 146
Internet Access at your Local Libaries? 35
Security Concerns When Consoles Go Online? 211
Intrusion Detection For Your PC Case 213
Apache Vulnerability Announced 307
Ethical Obligations 131
Harry Potter, Macrovision and Economics 453
Live via Satellite: NATO Aerial Surveillance Video 188
Eight-Character Password Limit in Mac OS X 124
Making Users Back Up Important Data? 719
Unix Shell-Scripting Malware 217
OpenBSD Hackathon 81
Prevent Insecure Booting Of Your Mac 51
Security Through Obsolescence 322
Linux Security Modules Project Update 8
Crack a Password, Save Norwegian History 589
Bernstein's NFS analyzed by Lenstra and Shamir 168
Moronic Hacking Contest Ends In Free-For-All 297
Keeping Private Customer Data...Private? 386
Keeping Secrets in Hardware: Xbox Case Study 317
Security Architecture - Beyond Passwords? 17
Biometric/Token Authentication and Seamless Integration? 9
SSH, The Secure Shell 174
"Experts" Say Macs Are Not Safer Than PCs 128
A Highly Portable Sandbox Facility For OpenBSD 40
NZ Firm Shows Anti-DDoS Tool 110
Spoofing URLs With Unicode 433
How to Own the Internet In Your Spare Time 217
California Hax0red 234
Echelon Architect Interviewed 264
Seeking a Practical Guide to Digital Signatures? 65
Passwords May Be Weakest Link 529
Convincing Management of Network Security Issues? 62
DMCA Attacks: NAI Tells Sites To Remove PGP (Updated) 254

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