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The Internet is an open book – protect yourself with secure protocols
Author: JT Smith
Kelly McNeill writes "In this age of viruses, hacking, terrorism and paranoia, people are becoming more and more interested in finding ways...
Logging syslog to a database
Author: JT Smith
Daemon News reports: "When there's a problem on your system, or in your network, the first thing you check are system logs....
Windows XP rings up lackluster sales
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet reports that despite "heavy marketing and lucrative rebates being offered by retailers, early resutls indicate that sales of Windows XP are...
Prodigy to sell Ellison’s Net appliance
Author: JT Smith
"Under the terms of the deal, expected to be announced in coming days, Prodigy will sell the Linux-based Web device, known as...
Red Hat comprehensive printing update
Author: JT Smith
A collection of security fixes, bug fixes, and functionality updates,
including the Omni print drivers from IBM.
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Rackspace & Red Hat announce turnkey e-commerce solution
Author: JT Smith
Rackspace Managed Hosting, a leading
provider of managed hosting services, and Red Hat (Nasdaq: RHAT), the
leader in developing, deploying and managing open source...
Protecting your network with Snort
Author: JT Smith
From LinuxWorld: "Snort offers many options. However, setting it up is easier than you may think. Here's how to start protecting your...
Sitellite Content Management System 2.1.1 is out
Author: JT Smith
Posted at LinuxPR: "Sitellite Content Management System 2.1.1 is a world-class web collaboration tool and application framework, which drastically simplifies both the...
Kernel Cousin KDE #23
Author: JT Smith
In the 23rd edition of Kernel Cousin KDE, Aaron J. Seigo writes: "It has been another fast-paced week for KDE. CVS commits...
EnGarde advisory for webalizer scripting vulnerability
Author: JT Smith
There is a cross-site scripting vulnerability in webalizer which can
allow an attacker to exploit a victim by embedding malicious HTML...