ARP Spoofing ARP spoofing and poisoning
Jun 30, 2005Any user on a LAN can sniff and manipulate local traffic. ARP spoofing and poisoning techniques give an attacker an easy way in.
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Admin Workshop: Backups Insider Tips: Backups
Apr 30, 2005Data always seems to get lost at exactly the wrong moment, but the right backup strategy can help you restore those missing files.
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Windows apps with Wine Wine, Crossover Office, and Cedega
Apr 30, 2005If you need to make a Windows application run on Linux, there is no better way than Wine. We investigated the free and commercial Wine variants to see how they bear up under real-life conditions.
more »Radius and 802.1X Securing Network Access with 802.1X, Radius, and LDAP
Feb 28, 2005The Radius protocol is typically used to authenticate users in dial-up scenarios. But Radius is also useful in LAN environments: in combination with 802.1X, Radius forces users to authenticate at a low level before the switch opens up a port.
more »SpamAssassin A Home-Grown Spam Filter
Feb 28, 2005Even if you do not have a mail server of your own, SpamAssassin can help you filter out unsolicited junk mail. This article describes how SpamAssassin collaborates with Evolution and KMail. Thunderbird, on the other hand, has its own simple spam-detection feature.
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Kubuntu Focus Goes Ultra
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Three Lines of Code Improve Linux Storage Performance
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AUR Hit Again with Malicious Packages
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Alpine Linux 3.24 Features Fresh Desktops and a Newer Kernel
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EU Open Source Strategy Plays Key Role in Tech Sovereignty Package
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Linux Foundation Report Indicates AI Driving Tech Hiring
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