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Linux Advisory Watch – November 15, 2002
By: Benjamin D.
ThomasLinux Advisory Watch is a comprehensive newsletter that outlines the security
vulnerabilities that have been announced throughout...
Free Software, big business?
Yesterday, Deutsche Bank Research (the think-tank of Deutsche Bank) released a document called "Free software, big business?" where they evaluate the current status of...
Linux crashes corporate gates
Open-source software, long favoured by
hackers and hobbyists, is finally winning
mainstream converts.
Link: Globe Technology
Category:
Linux
Study: Linux’ Security Problems Outstrip Microsoft’s
Even more security advisories will be released for open source products in the future, while the number of Microsoft security vulnerabilities will remain flat...
AbiWord up
Booms come and busts go, but open-source developers keep improving the alternatives to Microsoft's "standards."
Link: Salon
Category:
Open Source
Linux Advisory Watch – November 15, 2002
By: Benjamin D.
ThomasLinux Advisory Watch is a comprehensive newsletter that outlines the security
vulnerabilities that have been announced throughout...
An interview with the author of Mojo Mail
Steve Mallett writes "I've just posted an interview with Justin Simoni, author of Mojo Mail. Not as well known as Mailman, Mojo Mail...
OracleWorld: HP stresses Linux backing
Not to be outdone by other major vendors that have hopped on the Linux bandwagon such as Oracle, IBM, and Sun Microsystems, a Hewlett-Packard...
OracleWorld: HP stresses Linux backing
Not to be outdone by other major vendors that have hopped on the Linux bandwagon such as Oracle, IBM, and Sun Microsystems, a Hewlett-Packard...
Hackers drop spyware into popular tool
Many copies of the corrupted tcpdump software may already be in circulation. The attack follows similar actions on open- source programs