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SCO follows David Hannum’s ‘sucker’ theory in lawsuit against IBM
- by Tina Gasperson -
Apparently taking to heart the adage, "There’s a sucker born every minute", SCO yesterday filed a lawsuit against customer IBM,...
Linux Advisory Watch – March 7th, 2003
- by: Benjamin D.
Thomas -
This week, advisories were released for sendmail, php, slocate, mhc, eterm,
tcpdump, snort, OpenSSL, tg3,...
New ‘net transfers speed record
Does 923 megabits per second sound tasty? That's the average rate of a data transfer that was achieved between Sunnyvale, CA...
AMD: Too Smart for Its Own Good?
It's banking on Clawhammer, the first 64-bit chip for desktops, but analysts fear the revolutionary processor may be ahead of its...
Young project leader hopes to make Linux software installation easier
- By Robin 'Roblimo' Miller -Autopackage is a concept that is in the process of becoming a reality, a little bit at a time,...
LynuxWorks Releases First Complete Solution for DO-178B Certifiable Real-Time Operating System
Julie Crabill writes "SAN JOSE, Calif., March 3, 2003 LynuxWorks™ today introduced LynxOS-178, a commercially available DO-178B level A certifiable (FAA standard), real-time...
When will my computer “just work?”
- By Robin 'Roblimo' Miller -
Many of my neighbors are retirees who have computers their children or grandchildren gave them primarily for email. We're...
Serious Sendmail flaw ripe for exploit
Michael S. Mimoso writes "A newly discovered vulnerability in Sendmail could allow attackers to run arbitrary code on affected systems. While an exploit to...
Getting Red Hat Network support for free just got harder
- By John Lettice, The Register -
With the impending rollout of Red Hat Advanced Workstation the company has made another move to 'encourage' users...
Linux Advisory Watch – February 28th, 2003
- By Benjamin D.
Thomas -
This week, advisories were released for slocate, nanog, tcpdump, kde, openssl,
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