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Linux Security Week - August 7th 2006

07 August 2006

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "Practical Guide to Computer Forensics," "Rounding the Corners of Network Security," and "Security is both easier and harder in Europe."

Linux Advisory Watch - August 4th 2006

04 August 2006

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas

This week, advisories were released for asterisk, drupal, ethereal, heartbeat, osiris, apache, apache2, sitebar, mantis, thunderbird, libtunepimp, gpdf, tiff, cfs, wireshark, httpd, java, dump, gnupg, gnome-icon-theme, php, pdnsd, ruby, Quake3, MySQL, Nagios, libextractor, quagga, cherrypy, opera, dia, tor, pound, awstats, vixie cron, wordpress, zgv, spamassassin, cscope, dokuwiki, openldap, sendmail, typespeed, aRts, KDM, wv2, EntergyMech, Mutt, Tikiwiki, Kiax, mpg123, libTiff, postgresql, libpng, xine-lib, gimp, wireshark, samba, php, libwmf, mod_rewrite, safe-level, freeciv, kdegraphics, seamonkey, firefox, gnupg, freetype. The distributors include Debian, Fedora, Gentoo, Mandriva, Red Hat, and SuSE.

Linux Security Week: July 31st 2006

31 July 2006

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "PHP encryption for the common man," "Session Hijacking: Exploiting TCP, UDP and HTTP Sessions," and "After An Exploit: Mitigation and Remediation."

Linux Advisory Watch: July 28th 2006

28 July 2006

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, advisories were released for hashcash, GnuPG2, gimp, Mozilla, hiki, postgrey, libdumb, fbi, drupal, freetype2, kdelibs2, perl-Net-Server, openssh, elfutils, seamonkey, kernel, php, and samba. The distributors include Debian, Mandriva, Red Hat, and SuSE.

Linux Security Week - July 24th 2006

24 July 2006

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "iptables: The Linux Firewall Administration Program," "CSI/FBI Computer Crime and Security Survey," and "Create a secure Linux-based wireless access point."

Linux Advisory Watch: July 21st 2006

21 July 2006

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, advisories were released for rssh, samba, Linux kernel, mysql-dfsg, zone, php, webmin, libtunepimp, gimp, wireshark, freetype, libwmf, openssh, elfutils, and seamonkey. The distributors include Debian, Mandriva, and Red Hat.

Linux Security Week: July 17th 2006

17 July 2006

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "Security breaches hit 84% of surveyed companies," "DNS Service promises safer, faster browsing," and "Penetration Testing Map."

Linux Advisory Watch: July 14th 2006

14 July 2006

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, advisories were released for openoffice, xine-lib, ppp, gnupg, mutt, libmms, samba, cups, apache2, kernel, and vixie-cron. The distributors include Debian, Mandriva, and Red Hat.

Linux Security Week: July 10th 2006

10 July 2006

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "Using DNS to Securely Publish Secure Shell (SSH) Key Fingerprints," "Installing a firewall on Ubuntu," and "Limiting Vulnerability Exposure Through Effective Patch Management."

Linux Advisory Watch: July 7th 2006

07 July 2006

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, advisories were released for openoffice, libwfm, kernel, opera, kdebase, and acroread. The distributors include Debian, Mandriva, and SuSE.