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Washington debates need for technology policy chief
Author: JT Smith
Summary of this CNet story: "Following reports that federal Web sites and computer systems are failing to ensure adequate privacy and security,...
New version of libpam-smb released
Author: JT Smith
libpam-smb contains a buffer overflow that can be used to execute
arbitrary commands with root privilege. libpam-smb was not shipped with
Debian 2.1 (slink),...
Akopia launches developers Web site
Author: JT Smith
Akopia, a provider of Open Source e-commerce software and services, today announced the launch of a Web site where developers of Interchange...
Opinion: Stop vilifying technology
Author: JT Smith
From a column at ZDNet: "The newest villain is the Internet itself. A bunch of chowderheads from the Turning Point Project are...
MP3 negotiates with Universal Music
Author: JT Smith
Online music maverick, MP3.com, is continuing to negotiate with Universal Music, just a week after a judge ruled it violated copyright laws...
O’Reilly announces the O’Reilly University of Perl
Author: JT Smith
Learn more about Perl -- whether you're a beginner or on your way to Guru status -- at the O'Reilly University of...
HP claims Superdome is ‘mother of all computers’
Author: JT Smith
"This is the mother of all computers." So claimed Hewlett-Packard Co.'s Duane Zitzner, president of computing systems, as he helped roll out...
Baltimore in PKI world-first
Author: JT Smith
Australian IT announces, Baltimore Technologies' UniCERT is the first PKI product to be ITSEC E3 accredited in the world, but the...
PC Guardian announces Road Guardian
Author: JT Smith
According to Internet Wire the product combines PC Guardian's most popular notebook computer security cable with a suite of the company's...
Akopia launches developers web site
Author: JT Smith
Linux Today reports, Akopia today announced the launch of a Web site where developers of Interchange around the world can exchange...