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VIM security advisory

Author: JT Smith From LWN.net: Users could embed malicious VIM control codes into a file, and as soon as any user opened that file in...

VA’s Augustin to keynote at COMDEX Chicago 2001

Author: JT Smith From LinuxPR: Dr. Larry M. Augustin, founder and CEO of VA Linux Systems (which owns NewsForge, by the way) will deliver a...

Profile: KMail hacker Michael Häckel

Author: JT Smith KDE.org has the interview, in which Häckel predicts of KDE in two years: "I guess KDE will continue with increasing in market...

Penguinista DSL project ready to save the day for Northpoint users

Author: JT Smith From LinuxPR: Jeff Gerhardt, chief executive officer of GeekCast.Com Networks and co-host of The Linux Show!! stated today, "The long...

Sixgirls.org sponsors installfest in New York

Author: JT Smith Jay Sulzberger, the corresponding secretary of LXNY forwards this to us. On 28-March-2001, sixgirls.org will be sponsoring an InstallFest! Details are sketchy right...

A BSD for your PHB

Author: JT Smith Kelly McNeill writes: "Every network or sysadmin has a number of big obstacles to overcome. Aside from the stupidity and insecurity of...

Immunix advisory: openssh

Author: JT Smith Linux Today posts a security advisory: "Solar Designer has posted an excellent analysis of problems in current versions of numerous SSH protocol...

Understanding and working with network services

Author: JT Smith From Linux.com. a network services basics tutorial: "Now that you have Linux installed you may have the urge to configure some of...

Open source innovators join ActiveState

Author: JT Smith VANCOUVER, BC March 27, 2001 - ActiveState, the leader in open source programming tools, announces the appointment of many of the top minds...

SuSE 7.1 Professional still in minor leagues

Author: JT Smith From a ZDNet eWEEK review: "As a desktop operating system, SuSE 7.1 Professional would be a good fit only for Microsoft haters...