Security Lessons: Passwords Avoid password fatigue with a password storage system
Nov 23, 2010Keeping track of all your passwords can be tricky. Kurt says: Keep your friends close and your passwords closer.
more »Centrify Announces Partnership with Canonical
Nov 15, 2010Centrify Express now available through the Ubuntu Software Partner Repository.
more »Coverity Scan Discovers Vulnerabilities in the Android Code
Nov 03, 2010The 2010 security report looks at more than 291 projects, with special focus on the Android 2.6.32 kernel
more »Security Lessons Plugin Vulnerabilities
Oct 27, 2010Plugins provide a lot of functionality but, depending on their quality, they can provide unwanted security issues as well. We show you how to protect yourself from plugins.
more »Tech Tools International Technology News
Oct 25, 2010- Netgear Launches Network Management Platform
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- IBM New Global Financing Program
Open Node 1.0 (stable) Released
Oct 20, 2010Open Node unveils version 1.0 of their open source server virtualization solution
more »Astaro 8.100 Beta Testing Begins
Oct 20, 2010Astaro 8.100 focuses on Wireless functionality of Access Points and Wifi Controllers
more »Security Lessons: Disposable Computers Avoiding cyberattack
Sep 29, 2010One way to avoid having your personal information stolen is to use a disposable computer set up for sensitive operations.
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TuxCare Announces Support for AlmaLinux 9.2
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Go-Based Botnet Attacking IoT Devices
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Plasma 6.5 Promises Better Memory Optimization
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