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May 08, 2009The Bonsai Information Security firm has released Moth, a VMware image with a set of vulnerable web applications and scripts. It serves for testing and developing security scanners and can be instructional in all matters application security.
more »Synergy Controlling multiple systems simultaneously with Synergy
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more »VMware Presents vSphere Cloud OS
Apr 22, 2009Heralded as a leap into the new era, vSphere 4.0, which was introduced April 21 as the successor to VMware's Virtual Infrastructure 3.x, is at least a logical step in the right direction upon a more sober assessment: through consolidation and automation based on an infrastructure of virtual components, a solution to satisfy turnkey IT services.
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IDC Study: Economic Downturn as Linux Growth Engine
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