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Who’s Afraid of the FBI? Certainly Not Hackers.
zanek writes "Since a contractor used an FBI agent's password and ancient off-the-web utilities to repeatedly crack the Bureau's network, people are starting to...
Kevin Mitnick, the great pretender
Ten years ago, there wasn't much of a World Wide Web to exploit, but there were still hackers--or, more accurately, crackers.
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A degree in hacking
Author: Tina Gasperson
The University of Advancing Technology (UAT) in Phoenix, Ariz., is marketing its new Network Security program as a way to get a...
How companies can manage strong authentication
Anonymous Reader writes "The most recent phishing attacks have shown how professional internet fraudsters steal passwords and identities. To exclude the growing security risk,...
Three rules for safer Wi-Fi away from home
Author: Joe Barr
Almost everyone has heard about wardriving, the geek sport in which you drive around and see what wireless access points (WAP) you...
Running .Net applications on Linux with Mono
Imagine the fate of your company rests on your completing your new Linux project on time. You have a crack team of first-class developers,...
Linspire launches Freespire
Author: Joe Barr and Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier
SAN DIEGO -- Linspire president and CEO Kevin Carmony announced today during his keynote at the Linux Desktop...
Using OpenBSD on the desktop
Author: Manolis Tzanidakis
Over the years, OpenBSD has built a reputation for integrated security and reliability, but most people think of it as an operating...
Exception Handling and Fault Tolerance in C++: Defect Removal vs. Defect Survival
Defect removal is preferred over defect survival. If some defect slips through the cracks, however, the C++ exception handling mechanism helps to fortify your...
My sysadmin toolbox
Author: Vassil Dichev
I started experimenting with Linux for fun, first with Slackware, but in the last few years more with Debian and its derivative...