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Securing your desktop and email
Author: JT Smith
highlander writes "How's this? Have you ever had a virus attack or felt that you receive mails from sites you've barely visited?...
Mafiaboy’s story points to Net weaknesses
Author: JT Smith
International Data Group (IDG) tells the story of 'mafiaboy,' the Canadian teenager convicted of last year's attacks on several major web sites.
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Last mission to Mir space station launched
Author: JT Smith
The BBC reports that the last mission to the Mir space station launched Wednesday morning in the form of a Progress cargo...
DARPA looks to Open Source for inspiration
Author: JT Smith
Linux Journal reports that the US Military's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is beginning research into high-security systems based on current...
OS wars miss the point
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet challenges the passionate defenders of operating systems, reminding users that what a system does is more important to most users than...
Netfilter: What it means for 2.4
Author: JT Smith
SecurityPortal.com has a technical piece on Netfilter: "The 2.4 kernel's packet filtering system, Netfilter, is Linux's first stateful firewall. Stateful firewalls represent
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When should you use PHP?
Author: JT Smith
A column at LinuxWorld explains the advantage of PHP over other scripting languages. "Should you learn PHP? Probably so, if: you're responsible...
Plesk releases Plesk Server Administrator
Author: JT Smith
From PR Web: Today, Plesk announced its release of Plesk Server Administrator 1.3.1 (PSA) software. Developed for RedHat 7.x and FreeBSD 4.x...
TOTW: Associative arrays in AWK
Author: JT Smith
An anonymous reader alerts us to the article, TOTW: Associative arrays in AWK. "A predecessor of perl, awk's man page calls it...
Zend Products address global market of enterprise PHP users
Author: JT Smith
From LinuxPR: Zend Technologies today unveiled its
plans to advance the expansion of PHP (PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor) as an
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