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Fear the Metasploit Framework
Author: Joe Barr
The Metasploit Project is one of the most popular penetration testing suites available. If you're responsible for the security of networked systems,...
ClusterBuilder.org Expands: Introduces Clustering
Cluster Resources writes "Provo, Utah – Cluster Resources, Inc. and LinuxHPC.org announced today the release of ClusterBuilder.org version 1.3 (http://www.clusterbuilder.org), featuring the new Clustering...
Scalix is sneaking Linux in through the corporate mailbox
Author: Michael Stutz
Scalix recently announced that its enterprise email platform will be going open source. Right now preparations are being made, the bugtracking system...
NVIDIA 1.0-9625 Display Drivers
Author: Michael Larabel
Michael Larabel writes "Two days after delivering our NVIDIA 1.0-9XXX Series Preview, NVIDIA has shocked the alternative OS community by not only...
Info about Net&System Security 2006 at Pisa
Antonio Quartulli - @System writes "The IT Association @System
is organizing the 4th edition of the Convention on IT Security
"Net&System Security" which will be held...
The future of the Linux Terminal Server Project
Author: Jorge O. Castro
Distributed development makes open source tick, but sometimes you just have to get people together in a room -- which is...
LinuxIT launches VitalSigns24 to protect IT 24/7
Ev Milker writes "LinuxIT have today announced the public launch of VitalSigns24 – the complete monitoring and management service for mission critical IT systems.VitalSigns24...
Tonight on The Linux Link Tech Show
Patrick Davila writes "Tonight on The Linux Link Tech Show, episode 158:
Greg Boehnlein and Joe Brockmeier give us a preview of the upcoming Ohio...
Point, click, root: System exploitation with open tools
Author: Shawn Hermans
IT managers face a problem determining what products and policies are best to properly secure their network. The problem with many security...
Intel preps Pentium-branded ‘Conroe’ processors
The Pentium is dead. Long live the Pentium. Yes, for all Intel's keenness on its new Core brand, the Pentium name will apparently survive...