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Linux Security Week
Get the latest open source security news delivered to your mailbox each week. Our 'Linux Security Week' newsletter summarizes the most notable security issues and the latest developments within the Linux and open source communities. It is distributed every Monday morning by the editorial staff at Guardian Digital.


Linux Security Week - February 14th 2005  13 February 2005 
Source: LinuxSecurity.com Contributors - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas   
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "Security best practices for Red Hat and Fedora Core," "Chat Transcript: Real World Linux Security with Bob Toxen," and "Linux Kernel Security is Lacking."
 
Linux Security Week: February 7th 2005  07 February 2005 
Source: LinuxSecurity.com Contributors - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas   
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "Getting to Know Linux Security: File Permissions," "Reporting Kernel Security Issues," and "Linux software can secure an entire network."

 
Linux Advisory Watch: February 4th 2005  04 February 2005 
Source: LinuxSecurity.com Contributors - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas   
This week, advisories were released for squirrelmail, prozilla, cpio, openswan, enscript, zlib, gaim, cvs, openssl, curl, ruby, rhgh, file, net-tools, gimp, squid, dump, mc, dbus, kdepim, xpdf, kernel, ngIRCd, tikiwiki, f2c, ncfs, clamav, imap, chbg, vim, perl-dbi, and ethereal. The distributors include Debian, Fedora, Gentoo, Mandrake, and Red Hat.

 
Linux Security Week: January 31st 2005  31 January 2005 
Source: LinuxSecurity.com Contributors - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas   
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "Introduction to Troubleshooting Linux Firewalls," "Common Criteria - Salvation For Email Security," and "Do 'irresponsible' security researchers help or hinder?"

 
Linux Security Week: January 24th 2005  24 January 2005 
Source: LinuxSecurity.com Contributors - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas   
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "Linux Vulnerabilities Creep Toward the Desktop," "Unpatched Linux Systems Last Longer than Windows," and "Router Protection is Necessary in 2005."

 
Linux Security Week: January 17th 2005  17 January 2005 
Source: LinuxSecurity.com Contributors - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas   
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "Open-Source Tool Roots Out More Exploits," "Major penetration tool upgrade gets sysadmin hearts beating," and "How Security Exploits Threaten Government Infrastructures."

 
Linux Security Week: January 10th 2005  10 January 2005 
Source: LinuxSecurity.com Contributors - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas   
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "Authentication: The Power of Who," "SSH Port Forwarding," and "802.11i Strengthens Wi-Fi Security."

 
Linux Security Week: January 3rd 2005  03 January 2005 
Source: LinuxSecurity.com Contributors - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas   
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "A 2005 Linux Security Resolution," "Unpatched Linux PCs Stay Secure For Months," and "Largest IPv6 network launched in China."

 
Linux Security Week - December 27th 2004  27 December 2004 
Source: LinuxSecurity.com Contributors - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas   
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "Survivor's Guide to 2005: Security," "Security Starts from the Inside Out," " and "Linux lasting longer against Net attacks."

 
Linux Security Week - December 20th 2004  20 December 2004 
Source: LinuxSecurity.com Contributors - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas   
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "Linux has Fewer Bugs, Analysis Shows," "SAML: The Secret to Centralized Identity Management," and "Students Uncover Dozens of Unix Software Flaws."

 
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