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Source: Guardian Digital, Inc. - Posted by Pax Dickinson
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Guardian Digital, Inc., the
world's premier provider of open source security solutions, today
announced the latest innovation of its product portfolio with the launch
of EnGarde Secure Linux: Community Edition, a freely-available version of its award-winning enterprise product. EnGarde is the first product to
bring complete Web-based management capability, Security-Enhanced Linux
functionality, and the ability to control a complete Internet presence in one platform.
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Posted by LogError
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Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. and Sourcefire, Inc., developers of Snort, today announced that they have signed a definitive agreement for Check Point to acquire privately held Sourcefire for a total consideration of approximately $225 million. |
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Source: Net-Security.org - LogError - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
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The Common Malware Enumeration Initiative was just announced. Headed by the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) and supported by an editorial board of anti-virus vendors and related organizations it should provide a neutral, shared identification method for malware outbreaks. |
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Posted by LogError
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California is the first US state to pass anti phishing laws. Finally someone went a step further into, at least, trying to create a more secure cyberspace. Here are some of the most important snippets from the act. |
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Posted by LogError
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Websense released the 2005 Semi-Annual Web Security Trends Report issued by Websense Security Labs. The new report summarizes findings for the first half of 2005 and presents projections for the upcoming year. |
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Source: LogError - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
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The third issue of (IN)SECURE, a free digital security magazine published in PDF format, has been released: http://www.insecuremag.com
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Source: Kerry - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
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ActiveState, a leading provider of developer tools and services for dynamic languages, today announced the release of ActiveState's
ActivePerl, ActivePython, and ActiveTcl language distributions for Sun's Solaris 10
Operating System (OS) for SPARC, x86 and x64 systems. The release underlines ActiveState's commitment to providing developers with up-to-date scripting languages on Sun Solaris 10. |
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Posted by LogError
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The second issue of (IN)SECURE, a free digital security magazine published in PDF format, has been released:
http://www.insecuremag.com
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Source: TuxJournal.net - Posted by Vincenzo Ciaglia
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1) Let's start. Can you explain to our readers why you started with FSF in 1984? What did you need of? Why you created it?
What I started in 1984 was the development of the GNU operating system. All the operating systems for modern computers of the day were proprietary; users were forbidden to share them, and could not get the source code to change them. The only way to use computers in freedom was to replace those systems with a free operating system. That's what GNU was meant to do. The Free Software Foundation was started in late 1985 to raise funds for GNU development, and more generally to promote free software.
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Source: tuxjournal.net - Posted by Vincenzo Ciaglia
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An italian web magazine interviewed Guido Van Rossum, the guru of Python. An interesting interview has been created Read Here! |
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