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RFD: Explicitly documenting patch submission
Editors: Linus Torvalds has posted the following RFD (Request for Discussion) to the Linux Kernel Mailing List. In it, he suggests new...
Commentary: If only Cisco code had been open source
Author: Eric S. Raymond
The 15 May 2004 theft and publishing of the source code for Cisco's
IOS router firmware could mean a wave of exploits...
RIAA: Who are the pirates? Free and uncut!
By Zeek GrekoThere is a scene in the movie "Men in Black" where Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith are at the alien receiving...
New federal commission begins examining e-voting issues
Author: Thom Wysong
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- With TV cameras and a standing-room-only crowd watching, the newly-formed U.S. Election Assistance Commission held its first public hearing...
Google Supercomputer
Albert Cook writes "TNL.net's Tristan Louis cracks the question that many geeks have asked: How much processing power does Google really have? His answer...
Securing a fresh Linux install, part 3
Author: Mike Peters
In the previous article in this series we looked at ways to secure files and monitor system logs on a Linux server....
Securing a fresh Linux install, part 2
Author: Mike Peters
In the first article in this series we began looking at ways to secure a new Linux server, starting with locking down...
Securing a fresh Linux install, part 1
Author: Mike Peters
Most Linux distros provide a wide variety of server applications, and many network-aware apps are enabled by default when you install the...
An in-depth look at SUSE 9.1 RC2
Author: Joe Barr
Here is our promised in-depth look at the latest SUSE 9.1 beta. I found a little more flakiness than I would be...
Expert releases Cisco wireless hacking tool
One day after it disclosed a security vulnerability in a wireless networking product, Cisco Systems must contend with a new threat...