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Maintaining security with PortSentry and LogCheck
Author: JT Smith
From LinuxJournal: "As any administrator knows, a successful network rollout begins and ends with security. No matter how much money is spent...
DeCSS case could have major IT impact
Author: JT Smith
InformationWeek has a detailed article about the DeCSS DVD-copying case. "A legal battle over DVD encryption,
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Rent-a-car motto: speed bills
Author: JT Smith
Wired: "A car rental agency in Connecticut uses GPS technology to fine speeders and says it won't stop, even though the state...
Philips wants beta testers for new MP3 boombox
Author: JT Smith
An anonymous reader writes: "It almost seems to defeat the purpose of the MP3 format to put it in a portable player...
Amid outages, Nasdaq debuts new system
Author: JT Smith
CNET: "SuperSOES, which runs on hardware from Compaq Computer and Unisys, debuted Monday and
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DotGNU to face down .Net
Author: JT Smith
FreeDevelopers announced today
the DotGNU project, a Free Software alternative to Microsoft's .NET.
DotGNU has already been endorsed by the Free Software Foundation and
accepted...
Library “radicals” targeted in latest copyright battles
Author: JT Smith
CNET: "Gone are the days when a librarian's worst offense was hushing patrons one too
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TCP session hijacking: A primer
Author: JT Smith
NetFlood: "Session hijacking. What a powerful name. For me personally, the name conjures up mental pictures of airplanes with masked gunmen and...
Halting DoS attacks
Author: JT Smith
AntiOffline.com: "Halting denial of service attacks: a quick and dirty primer on settings and commands
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FreeBSD: ‘gnupg’ format string vulnerability
Author: JT Smith
LinuxSecurity: "The gnupg port, versions prior to gnupg-1.0.6, contains a format
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