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What are the real vulnerabilities of Linux?
Author: Jay Lyman
Some Linux fans are tired of reading reports
and articles
about viruses and attacks for the Linux operating system that would be...
The men behind ettercapNG
Author: Federico Biancuzzi
In 2001 two Italians released the first beta version of ettercap, a network protocol analyzer. This summer they released ettercapNG, which was...
Midgard 1.6.1 “Sverix” released
Piotr Pokora writes "Lodz, November 5th 2004 -- The Midgard Project has released stable release
version 1.6.1 of the Midgard Open Source Content Management Framework....
Midgard 1.6.0 “Swedengard” released
Piotr Pokora writes "This release changes the state of Midgard with major improvements and flexible features. For example, the Midgard database and web sitesetup...
Midgard 1.6.0 “Swedengard” released
Piotr Pokora writes "This release changes the state of Midgard with major improvements and flexible features. For example, the Midgard database and web sitesetup...
OpenOffice.org is four years old today; community manager Louis Suarez-Potts talks about the changes
Author: Bruce Byfield
Four years is a long time in software development, and the changes between 2000 and 2004 reflect that. In 2000, OpenOffice.org didn't...
SysAdmin to SysAdmin: Sun is setting
Author: Preston St. Pierre
As a systems administrator, I try to keep up with as many OS variants as I can. I started my career...
‘Know Your Enemy’: Everything you need to know about honeypots
Author: Lance Spitzner
Honeypots are a relatively new and highly dynamic technology. Because they are so dynamic, it is difficult to define just what they...
Hardening Linux authentication and user identity
PAM is an authentication mechanism that originated on Solaris, but is used on various systems, including Linux. The Linux PAM implementation allows a system...
SysAdmin to SysAdmin: Service monitoring with Nagios
Author: Preston St. Pierre
Nagios calls itself an "open source host, service and network monitoring
program". In reality, though, it's more of a monitoring framework, in
that...