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MI5 TO RECRUIT ON THE INTERNET

To promote its policy of greater openness, MI5 is to launch an Internet web site later this year to provide [...]

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WORLD-WIDE INTERNET SECURITY SCHEME

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Libya
PRINCE IDRIS AL-SENUSSI

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Subscribers only 30.07.1998

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Subscribers only 02.07.1998

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The 8th annual NetSec conference devoted to the security of [...]

Subscribers only 21.05.1998

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Subscribers only 07.05.1998

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Subscribers only 24.07.1997

United Kingdom
PROTECTION ON THE WEB, INTRANET AND INTERNET

The WebSec '97 conference on web, intranet and internet security [...]

Subscribers only 29.05.1997

United States
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The U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration reported earlier this month that hackers had broken into the NASA Internet web [...]

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According to the recently-published annual report from the British parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC), British agents with financial problems [...]

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MOD EMBARRASSED BY ARMY SPIES

A spokesman for Britain's Ministry of Defence (MoD) has confirmed that an internal investigation is being conducted into complaints from [...]

Subscribers only 02.01.1997

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Scotland Yard's success in finding a major cache of explosives and rolling up a six-man IRA unit in late September [...]

Subscribers only 03.10.1996

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BRITISH ROLL UP IRA SQUAD

Firing so-called "rip rounds" of CS gas dust, the British authorities conducted dawn raids on two houses in south London [...]

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Russia
MOSCOW'S COMPUTER SECURITY SCARE

"Informational security" has become one of the major concerns of Russian intelligence in recent times. The FSB is presently negotiating [...]

Subscribers only 01.08.1996

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A CIA TRAITOR'S IMPACT

The United States still hasn't told the British government exactly how much damage CIA traitor Aldrich Ames inflicted on British [...]

Subscribers only 18.04.1996

United States
SECURITY ON THE INTERNET

The 11th Annual Computer Security Applications Conference organized by Applied [...]

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Northern Ireland
FINAL GOODBYE FOR PARATROOPS

When the British Parachute Regiment's 2nd battalion completes its two year tour of duty in Northern Ireland by Aug. 31 [...]

Subscribers only 31.08.1995

United Kingdom
PETER TEMPLE MORRIS

Regarded as one of the best informed conservative MP's on Irish affairs, Peter Temple Morris, co-chairman of the influential Anglo-Irish [...]

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BAD NEWS FOR GCHQ

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Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
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MORE MI5 FOG AT THE CRASH

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Ireland
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Ireland
MAJOR ROLL-UP OF BRIT SPIES

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THE NEW MI6 CHIEF KNEW?

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MI5 WORRIED ABOUT NEW BOOK?

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United Kingdom

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Northern Ireland
NEW SPY SUPREMO LIKELY

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United States WORLD-WIDE INTERNET SECURITY SCHEME

United Kingdom MI6'S COVER BLOWN WORLD-WIDE

United Kingdom NEW LAWS FOR OLD SECRETS

United Kingdom CALL FOR PUSH AGAINST CRIME

United Kingdom THE SECRET COST OF RENOVATIONS

United Kingdom MI5 SAYS: "I TOLD YOU SO"

United Kingdom INQUIRY ON EX-SPY'S CLAIM

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United Kingdom INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES KEEP THEIR MONEY

United Kingdom JOHN GRIEVE

United Kingdom MI5 SLAMMED FOR INCOMPETENCE AGAINST IRA

Middle East, United Kingdom SUPERGUN AFFAIR STALKS BRITISH AGENCIES

United States NETSEC '98

United Kingdom FEWER JOBS IN SPY COMMUNITY

United Kingdom MI5 WHISTLE-BLOWER GOES INTO PRINT

United Kingdom WATCHING SADDAM'S FRIENDS

United Kingdom MI5 ONLY A PHONE CALL AWAY

Spotlight | United Kingdom SPY AGENCIES TO ACCOUNT FOR SPENDING

United Kingdom HOW OPERATION AIRLINE BEAT IRA

United Kingdom JOHN ANTHONY CAVENDISH

United Kingdom PROTECTION ON THE WEB, INTRANET AND INTERNET

United States HACKERS ISSUE ELECTRONIC TERROR THREAT

United Kingdom AGENTS "IN RED" A SECURITY RISK

United Kingdom MOD EMBARRASSED BY ARMY SPIES

United Kingdom DARK SIDE OF POLICE VICTORY

United Kingdom BRITISH ROLL UP IRA SQUAD

Russia MOSCOW'S COMPUTER SECURITY SCARE

United Kingdom A CIA TRAITOR'S IMPACT

United States SECURITY ON THE INTERNET

Northern Ireland FINAL GOODBYE FOR PARATROOPS

United Kingdom PETER TEMPLE MORRIS

United Kingdom BAD NEWS FOR GCHQ

Northern Ireland, United Kingdom WHEN THE "SLEEPERS" AWAKE

United Kingdom THE LESLIE ASPIN LEGEND

United Kingdom MORE MI5 FOG AT THE CRASH

Iran, United Kingdom MAJOR MEDIA OPERATION

Ireland MADRONNA OFF TO A BAD START

Ireland MAJOR ROLL-UP OF BRIT SPIES

United Kingdom THE NEW MI6 CHIEF KNEW?

United Kingdom MI5 LEADS & ARMY WORRIES

Spotlight | United Kingdom MI6 LIFTS THE VEIL

Northern Ireland "DIRTY TRICKS" AND "SECRET" TALKS

United Kingdom INTELLIGENCE BOOKLET II ON JIC

United Kingdom MI5 WORRIED ABOUT NEW BOOK?

United Kingdom JOHN WHELLER

Spotlight | United Kingdom ANTI-IRA FAILURE

United Kingdom IRA & MI5 RACE AGAINST TIME

Spotlight | United Kingdom BLOWN ANTI-IRA OPS

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United Kingdom
MI5 TO RECRUIT ON THE INTERNET

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WORLD-WIDE INTERNET SECURITY SCHEME

United Kingdom
MI6'S COVER BLOWN WORLD-WIDE

United Kingdom
NEW LAWS FOR OLD SECRETS

United Kingdom
CALL FOR PUSH AGAINST CRIME

United Kingdom
THE SECRET COST OF RENOVATIONS

United Kingdom
MI5 SAYS: "I TOLD YOU SO"

United Kingdom
INQUIRY ON EX-SPY'S CLAIM

United Kingdom
OPENNESS FOR ALL EXCEPT SPY AGENCIES

Libya
PRINCE IDRIS AL-SENUSSI

United Kingdom
INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES KEEP THEIR MONEY

United Kingdom
JOHN GRIEVE

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MI5 SLAMMED FOR INCOMPETENCE AGAINST IRA

Middle East, United Kingdom
SUPERGUN AFFAIR STALKS BRITISH AGENCIES

United States
NETSEC '98

United Kingdom
FEWER JOBS IN SPY COMMUNITY

United Kingdom
MI5 WHISTLE-BLOWER GOES INTO PRINT

United Kingdom
WATCHING SADDAM'S FRIENDS

United Kingdom
MI5 ONLY A PHONE CALL AWAY

Spotlight | United Kingdom
SPY AGENCIES TO ACCOUNT FOR SPENDING

United Kingdom
HOW OPERATION AIRLINE BEAT IRA

United Kingdom
JOHN ANTHONY CAVENDISH

United Kingdom
PROTECTION ON THE WEB, INTRANET AND INTERNET

United States
HACKERS ISSUE ELECTRONIC TERROR THREAT

United Kingdom
AGENTS "IN RED" A SECURITY RISK

United Kingdom
MOD EMBARRASSED BY ARMY SPIES

United Kingdom
DARK SIDE OF POLICE VICTORY

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BRITISH ROLL UP IRA SQUAD

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MOSCOW'S COMPUTER SECURITY SCARE

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A CIA TRAITOR'S IMPACT

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SECURITY ON THE INTERNET

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FINAL GOODBYE FOR PARATROOPS

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PETER TEMPLE MORRIS

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BAD NEWS FOR GCHQ

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