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Immunix: teTeX advisory

Author: JT Smith From LWN.net: "zen-parse has discovered a flaw in the temporary file handling cabilities of some teTeX filters used automatically as print...

World Unix editor contest ends in brawl

Author: JT Smith From the humor site, Segfault: "Five people were hospitalized and over a hundred suffered scrapes and bruises when the ...

StarNet, F-Secure expand security for Windows-to-Unix data traffic

Author: JT Smith From PR Newswire: StarNet Communications Corp., a leading publisher of Windows-to-Linux/Unix connectivity software, announced that users of its X-Win32 PC X server will be...

LogoWatch UNIX will save the planet

Author: JT Smith The Register: "Normally, LogoWatch is the Reg's eye on ominous corporate rebranding. We do, ...

Immunix security advisory for fetchmail

Author: JT Smith From LWN.net: Fetchmail, as shipped with Immunix OS 6.2 and 7.0, contains a buffer overflow in the handling of headers. StackGuard...

Unixware 7.1.1 rtpm problems

Author: JT Smith "Lots of bugs... self explained..." writes the person who submitted this particular issue with Unixware 7.1.1 and rtpm at Help Net Security....

IBM’s Unix server is scalable and fast

Author: JT Smith ZDNet eWEEK reviews IBM's p Series 660 Model 6H1, Big Blue's newest midrange enterprise server. The new iron "offers plenty of processing...

Enter Runix: Linux for the PlayStation

Author: JT Smith There's been much news about Linux for the PlayStation 2 game console, but here's something new: a distribution for the original PlayStation....

Immunix: Security update to kerberos

Author: JT Smith Posted at LWN.net: Mario Lorenz discovered a possible buffer overflow in the kerberos gssapi-aware ftpd in the krb5-workstation package that is...

Australian Unix User Group calls for papers

Author: JT Smith LWN.net posted an email calling for papers in the Australian Unix User Group's Annual Conference, Sept. 23-28 in Sydney.