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Linux Security Week: June 27th 2005

27 June 2005

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "DShield: A community approach to intrusion detection," "Patch Management: Q&A with Thom Bailey," and "IT and physical security joining hands."

Linux Advisory Watch: June 24th 2005

24 June 2005

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, advisories were released for elinks, mikmod, tcpdump, parted, system-config-securitylevel, checkpolicy, spamassassin, gaim, ruby, arts, kde, util-linux, sudo, gawk, mc, pilot-link, alsa-utils, jpilot, ImageMagick, hwdata, webapp, cpio, squirrelmail, and bzip2. The distributors include Fedora, Gentoo, and Red Hat.

Linux Security Week: June 20th 2005

20 June 2005

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas

This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "Top Open-Source Security Applications," "Cutting Through the Linux Security Hype," and "Mobile & Wireless World to focus on Wi-Fi, Security."

Linux Advisory Watch: June 17th 2005

17 June 2005

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, advisories were released for mikmod, tcpdump, yum, elinks, parted, system-config-securitylevel, checkpolicy, spamassassin, gaim, libextractor, Ettercap, shtool, gedit, MediaWiki, gzip, gftp, squid, rsh, sysreport, telnet, bz, and mc. The distributors include Fedora, Gentoo, and Red Hat.

Linux Security Week: June 13th 2005

13 June 2005

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "The meagre living of Linux virus writers," "Integrating and securing Linux without a silver bullet," and "Cracking WEP in 10 minutes."

Linux Advisory Watch: June 10th 2005

10 June 2005

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, advisories were released for krb4, mailutils, traversal, Wordpress, SilverCity, kdbg, ImageMagick, openssh, dbus, rsh, and the Red Hat kernel. The distributors include Debian, Gentoo, and Red Hat.

Linux Security Week: June 6th 2005

06 June 2005

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "An Introduction to Securing Linux with Apache, ProFTPd and Samba," "Employee Training & Education Can Mitigate Threats," and "Lack of Confidence in IT Security Industry."

Linux Advisory Watch: June 3rd 2005

03 June 2005

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, advisories were released for qpopper, openssl, php4, bzip2, ImageMagick, bind, netpbm, gxine, imap4d, elfutils, gnutls, and postgresql. The distributors include Debian, Fedora, Gentoo, and Red Hat.

Linux Security Week: May 30th 2005

30 May 2005

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include "Three tools to help you configure iptables," "Using a Network Analyser as a Security Tool," and "An Easier Way To Secure Wireless Networks."

Linux Advisory Watch: May 27th 2005

27 May 2005

Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, perhaps the most interesting articles include ppxp, oops, libconvert, qpopper, gail, dmraid, openssl, kernel, netpbm, sudo, texinfo, FreeRADIUS, gdb, ImageMagick, Net-SNMP, gxine, evolution, firefox, mozilla, ethereal, and less tif. The distributors include Debian, Fedora, Gentoo, and Red Hat.