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Experts Mixed Over Reporting Bugs
Author: JT Smith
Should software security experts publicize security flaws or quietly tell the offending software's authors about the problems? This is the question asked...
What it means to be free
Author: JT Smith
eWeek columnist Stan Gibson ruminates about whether GPL software will ever take off, and wonders if there will ever be enough Linux...
Tim O’Reilly: The Web Is A Giant Supercomputer
Author: JT Smith
Inter@ctiveWeek interview with Tim O'Reilly in which he talks of peer-to-peer sharing, seti@home, how Palm fits in, and fraud in online commerce....
Breaking GNU ground
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet eWeek editorial about how the GPL is gaining "traction" among non-Linux companies, and why this is good news.
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Open Source
Journalism on the Web has no future
Author: JT Smith
Interesting think piece from ZDNet's Inter@ctive Week Online about how online journalism (including Inter@ctive Week Online?) can't possibly survive and make money.
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Teen questioned in attack on Irish Internet service provider
Author: JT Smith
Police have questioned a 17-year-old after a security breach forced Ireland's
leading Internet service provider to change the passwords of 30,000 of its...
‘Bug hunters’ consider whether to reveal software flaws
Author: JT Smith
Associated Press reports that some "bug hunters" who discover security flaws in computer software and rush
to issue public warnings may be helping...
Life after the OpenSite sale
Author: JT Smith
When Kip Frey sent 10 Duke University law students out to 10 Triangle startups last January,
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Hey, all you e-holes out there!
Author: JT Smith
From a WiredNews.com report: Whether reeling in
stock option wealth or hovering on...
Cyber-villians are gaining power, says UK report
Author: JT Smith
A Reuters report says that high-tech offenses like
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