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GNOME Summary for July 9 – 22, 2001

Author: JT Smith Sun's GNOME usability report, Ximian's Mono project, and the latest Metatheme release are discussed in this edition of the GNOME Summary, covering...

Linux kernel-level trojan – Kernel Intrusion System

Author: JT Smith In an e-mail message, Timothy Lawless documents the Kernel Intrusion System (KIS) trojan, unveiled about a week ago at the DefCon Conference...

White House dodges Internet bullet

Author: JT Smith Australian IT weighs in with its report on that nasty Code Red IIS worm that didn't actually manage to bring whitehouse.gov to...

Sklyarov’s DefCon presentation is online; supporter’s reputation a ‘bonfire’

Author: JT Smith - by Tina Gasperson - Mike Crawford gave up the possibility of a good job at Adobe because he believes getting the word...

Fujitsu Siemens introduces 128-way Solaris server

Author: JT Smith Fujitsu Siemens today announced that its Primepower 2000 Unix server was available for purchase. The new server is based on 563MHz Sparc64...

Mape – Modular Application Engine, release 0.1

Author: JT Smith The Mape Global Development Team is proud to announce first release of the Modular APplication Engine (MAPE). The goal...

cgipasswd 1.0 released

Author: JT Smith cgipasswd is a tool that allows users to change their login password via a user-friendly Web interface. Read on for the full...

Evaluating the AccessNFS suite

Author: JT Smith UnixReview takes a look at Shaffer Solutions' AccessNFS, a filesystem and product suite that enables multi-platform file sharing integration between Linux, Unix...

Review: Soyo SY-K7ADA motherboard

Author: JT Smith - By Jeff Field - With the advent of 266MHz DDR memory, many people are looking to build new systems around this new,...

IT bugs out over IIS security

Author: JT Smith According to this eWEEK article (at Yahoo), IT departments are sick and tired of dealing with the never-ending flow of serious security...