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packages containing strong cryptography
Author: JT Smith
LWN.net has an annoucement about SuSE making available crypto packages for the GA version. "On vivd demand we make these crypto packages...
Tip of the week: Title your terminal (part 2)
Author: JT Smith
"In a continuation of last week's tip of the week, this week we'll try to
improve and expand on the same idea. ...
StarOffice goes to school
Author: JT Smith
Linux World has a story about StarOffice being used at universities. "Universities around the world are using the newly open sourced StarOffice...
Debian Hurd still on the way
Author: JT Smith
Slashdot readers talk about an article at Dr. Dobb's Journal previewing Debian Hurd saying its modular design enables customization.
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Sun JDK/JRE vulnerability
Author: JT Smith
From SecurityFocus.com: "A vulnerability exists in certain versions of Sun's Java Runtime Environment, and potentially in JREs from other vendors having been...
Bourne Again Shell vulnerability
Author: JT Smith
"A vulnerability exists in the bourne again shell that could allow arbitrary writing to files. The problem exists in the insecure creation...
Cisco 600 routers offer cracker fun
Author: JT Smith
The Register reports on a few security issues with Cisco's 600-series routers: "Any router in the Cisco 600 family that is configured...
AltaVista pulls plug on free Net access
Author: JT Smith
CNET News.com reports that AltaVista is shuttering its free Internet access service in the United States, after failing to find a vendor...
Qbizm Technologies opens US office
Author: JT Smith
Qbizm Technologies, Inc. opened its new U.S. address in the heart of Silicon Valley, San Jose California.
"The majority of our business...
ZapMe! zaps schools
Author: JT Smith
"ZapMe! Corp., a company that gave schools free computers and Internet access in exchange for the right to display online advertisements, has...