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Linux Security Week: August 1st 2005

01 August 2005

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "CSOs Worry About Digital Pearl Harbor," "A security qualification is a must but make sure it fits your field," and "Paying for Flaws: Undermining Security or Rewarding Good Deeds?"

Linux Advisory Watch: July 29th 2005

29 July 2005

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas

This week, advisories were released for cacti, heimdal, webcalendar, ekg, phpbb2, setarch, openoffice, pvm, fetchmail, mozilla,devhelp, yelp, subversion, zlib, kdenetwork, perl, module-init-tools, mgetty, system-config-netboot, libsepol, gnbc-kernel, dlm-kernel, cman-kernel, util-linux, tar, gcc, libtool, audit, zlib, apr, pam_ldap, fetchmail, sandbox, Koptete, Clam, Ethereal, cpio, kdenetwork, httpd, and dhcpd. The distributors include Debian, Fedora, Gentoo, and Red Hat.

Linux Security Week: July 25th 2005

25 July 2005

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "Interview with Fyodor of Nmap," "Open authentication initiative gaining ground," and "Linux Security, Audit and Control Guidance Featured In New Book."

Linux Advisory Watch: July 22nd 2005

22 July 2005

Posted by Pax Dickinson

This week, advisories were released for krb5, heimdal, phpgadmin, ekg, heartbeat, affix, zlib, cacti, java, diskdumputils, radvd, bind, kdelibs, freeradius, firefox, thunderbird, ypserv, mysql, setarch, openoffice, pvm, fetchmail, mozilla, epiphany, devhelp, yelp, php, ruby, acroread, phpgroupware, dhcpd, mediawiki, cpio, shorewall, and kdenetwork. The distributors include Debian, Fedora, Gentoo, and Red Hat.

Linux Security Week: July 18th 2005

19 July 2005

Posted by Pax Dickinson
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "Linux Gets High Marks For Security", "Proprietary Software Can't Control The World", and "New E-Mail Authentication Spec Submitted to IETF".

Linux Advisory Watch: July 15th 2005

15 July 2005

Posted by Peter O'Hara

This week, advisories were released for fuse, drupal, egroupware, ettercap, dhcpcd, ruby, squid, gzip, gedit, centericq, tiff, squirrelmail, kdegraphics, dlm-kernel, gnbd-kernel, cman-kernel, GFS-kernel, procps, libwnck, metacity, gaim, audit, libxml2, dhcp, lam, vixie-cron, krb5, net-snmp, selinux-policy-targeted, bind, rpm, openssh, pam, phpWebSite, phpGroupWare, Adobe Acrobat Reader, Ruby, MIT Kerberos 5, Bugzilla, pam_ldap, nss_ldap, Mozilla Firefox, krb5, cups. The distributors include Debian, Fedora, Gentoo, and Red Hat.

Linux Security Week: July 11th 2005

12 July 2005

Posted by Pax Dickinson
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "Linux Gets High Marks For Security", "Wi-Fi mooching and the law", and "Hacking for dollars".

Linux Advisory Watch: July 8th 2005

08 July 2005

Posted by Pax Dickinson
This week, advisories were released for ppxp, gaim, clamav, razor, trac, zlib, bzip2, cvs, spamassassin, sudo, ht, fuse, netpbm, kernel, cryptsetup, selinux-policy, kdevelop, kde, php, gjdoc, javacc, lucene, grep, php-xmlrpc, phpBB, realplayer, tikiwiki, and cacti. The distributors include Fedora, Gentoo, and Red Hat.

Linux Security Week: July 4th 2005

04 July 2005

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "Linux to the rescue: A review of three system rescue CDs," "We Don't Need the GPL Anymore," and "Senators propose sweeping data-security bill."

Linux Advisory Watch: July 1st 2005

01 July 2005

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, advisories were released for crip, Network Manager, HelixPlayer, gedit, gzip, selinux, gnome, openssh, libwpd, openoffice, openssh, binutils, totem, rgmanager, magma-plugins, iddev, fence, dlm, cman, css, GFS, mod_perl, Heimdal, and sudo. The distributors include Debian, Fedora, Gentoo, and Red Hat.