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Major NFS bugs found and being fixed in FreeBSD
Author: JT Smith
Anonymous Reader tells us about an item on KernelTrap.org: "On the FreeBSD hacker mailing list, Jordan Hubbard commented on some serious issues...
Ten days to network security
Author: JT Smith
Sans.org: "Network security is not a product that you can purchase it's a process. A long process that you continually update, improve,...
LWN.net weekly edition
Author: JT Smith
LWN has posted the latest edition of its excellent weekly publication.
Category:
Linux
Guardent uses open source, services for security
Author: JT Smith
Network Fusion News: "Guardent is betting that the combination of open-source security software, managed services and a hardware device will translate into...
Debian: ‘postfix’ remote DoS
Author: JT Smith
Debian: "Wietse Venema reported he found a denial of service vulnerability in postfix. The SMTP session log that postfix keeps for debugging...
Sharp adds options to Zaurus handheld
Author: JT Smith
PCWorld.com has a story, finally, about Sharp's relaunch last week of its Zaurus handheld, which runs Linux. "Tim Scannell, an analyst at...
A walk through Usenet Memory Lane
Author: JT Smith
From The Register: "Google has ferreted some interesting Usenet posts from bygone days to highlight
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Remotely managed firewall startup bets on Open Source
Author: JT Smith
Anonymous Reader tells us about this story: http://www.linuxworld.com/site-stories/2001/1211.r ocksteady.html. "Unlike many other struggling startups in search of angels, Rocksteady already has customers,...
Sun’s StarOffice could challenge Microsoft Office
Author: JT Smith
IT-director.com has a story about StarOffice, which it says has the potential to challenge Microsoft's Office suite. The headline on the story...
Debian: Update to postfix
Author: JT Smith
Posted at LWN.net: "Wietse Venema reported he found a denial of service vulnerability in
postfix. The SMTP session log that postfix keeps for...