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U.S. picks new crypto standard
Author: JT Smith
It took 23 years, 15 different algorithms, and two conferences, but the U.S. government has finally chosen a new encryption standard, ...
Can Cobalt make Sun shine?
Author: JT Smith
"At face value Sun's decision to acquire Linux server maker Cobalt is an unusual move. Sun has been, shall we say, somewhat...
Security advisory
Author: JT Smith
Linux Weekly News offers this security advisory, cfd daemon in GNU CFEngine contains
several format string vulnerabilities in syslog() calls.
Category:...
Inprise/Borland supports BEA WebLogic family of products
Author: JT Smith
PRNewswire: In a move to solidify its
position as a leader in the Java community, Inprise/Borland
today announced its support for BEA's...
Hardening the BIND DNS server
Author: JT Smith
This paper presents the risks posed
...
Mozilla revisited
Author: JT Smith
LinuxPlanet article claims, "Since the M17 release, something pretty cool has been going on with Mozilla: it gets noticeably better on...
Sun’s JMS: Bid for the middle
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet Interactive Week reports, Sun Microsystems' Java Message Service, appears ready to challenge other message-oriented middleware systems, such as IBM's MQSeries,...
How many Microsoft technicians does it take to change a light bulb?
Author: JT Smith
ANSWER: None, they just redefine Darkness (TM) as the new industry standard. This and more hilarity from the ACE 2000 expo, as...
1-Click fight continues in court today
Author: JT Smith
PI-business.com reports that Amazon.com will continue fighting to protect its patented 1-Click online buying method, arguing in a federal court against challenger...
It’s just an algorithm
Author: JT Smith
At a large security software conference last week in Florida, the most popular T-shirt among the 1000 delegates was the one you...