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Updated backdoor tool gets even nastier
Author: JT Smith
ZDNET.co.uk: "A new version of SubSeven, a powerful and well-known backdoor
program that gives attackers almost complete control over a victim's
computer,...
Software engineering is worth serious study
Author: JT Smith
Charles Connell writes "I teach software engineering and I know what "real" computer scientists think about my subject. It is soft. It...
‘Psudo’ root – how to set up sudo
Author: JT Smith
cnb writes "If you wonder about safely allowing a user to run a program on your Unix box
requiring root privileges and feel...
GNUbies meet Wednesday 14 March 2001: Sulzberger on GNU standard tarballs and more
Author: JT Smith
Jay Sulzberger of LXNY sent us this heads up about the next GNUbies meeting:
This meeting is free and open to the public.
...
Microsoft to extend .Net to Unix
Author: JT Smith
ZDNET.co.uk: "Microsoft plans to port its .Net technology to competing operating
systems including the upstart open source offering Linux, according to
press...
eZ systems releases Open Source eZ publish 2.0
Author: JT Smith
pkej writes "Today eZ publish 2.0, a web content management system for intra-nets, online shops, portals and news services, was released. eZ...
Michigan teen accused of breaking into NASA computers
Author: JT Smith
FloridaToday.com: "The boy, whose name was not released because of his age, allegedly broke into NASA systems
...
Harvard team finds practical scheme for nanowire arrays
Author: JT Smith
EE Times reports that "Chemists at Harvard University say that they have found a practical way to assemble nanowires into regular arrays....
A security update to console mailer ‘mailx’
Author: JT Smith
Linux Weekly News posted an email from Wichert Akkerman reporting a security bug in the 'mailx' console email client. The fix is...
Parasoft’s Jtest java development tool reviewed
Author: JT Smith
LinuxWorld reviews ParaSoft's Jtest java delopment tool, calling it pricey and nonintuitive, but well-documented and responsive.