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Palm to use Wind River Platform for Foleo
Aug 08, 2007In an announcement at Linuxworld in San Francisco, Palm stated that it will be using the Wind River Linux platform for development based on the recently launched Foleo Linux device.
more »Bluetooth Hacks Exploring the secrets of Bluetooth in Linux
Jun 30, 2007The user rules in Linux – if you know where you’re going. This month the trail leads deep into the Linux Bluetooth stack.
more »Wlassistant Wlassistant helps you attach to a WLAN
Nov 30, 2005Laptop users who move among wireless networks need a simple and practical means for getting connected. A KDE tool titled Wlassistant helps you find the signal.
more »SCPM Managing network configurations with Suse’s SCPM
Aug 31, 2005SCPM lets you switch your network configuration when your portable moves to a different network. Read on to learn more about deploying the SCPM profile manager with Suse Linux.
more »Hotspotter Attacks on wireless clients
Jun 30, 2005Security experts are always concerned with WLAN access points, but they sometimes forget that the client is also open to attack. Public hotspots make it quite easy for attackers to hijack connections, as the Hotspotter tool demonstrates.
more »Security Intro Knowing the ways of the enemy
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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.
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Ubuntu 26.10 to Include Ubuntu Certified Hardware Check
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Substantial Update to IPFire Now Available
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New Vulnerability Discovered in Linux Kernel
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