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Hackers Crack into Red Hat
Saturday, August 23, 2008 @ 18:47:53 AST by meshal (23204 reads) |  Red Hat confirmed Friday that hackers
compromised infrastructure servers belonging to the company and the Fedora
Project, including systems used to sign Fedora packages.
In the Fedora breach, company officials said they had "high confidence" the
hackers did not get the "passphrase used to secure the Fedora package signing
key." Regardless, the company has converted to new Fedora signing keys.
Complete Story
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A Critical DNS Vulnerability Hitting The Web.
Friday, August 08, 2008 @ 07:12:59 AST by meshal (1389 reads) | Speaking at the Black Hat security
conference in Las Vegas, security researcher Dan Kaminsky warned that a critical
vulnerability in the internet’s worldwide DNS (Domain Name System)
infrastructure is
worse than initially thought.
Complete Story
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Warning to Fasttelco users
Sunday, February 17, 2008 @ 20:32:14 AST by meshal (2766 reads) | | If you use fasttelco Internet, please don't use your Internet to access sensitive data like banks, email, or any other critical account.
please read more here:
248am.com &
mbhtech
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Microsoft’s IIS servers are more vulnerable to host malware than Apache servers
Thursday, June 14, 2007 @ 01:10:00 AST by meshal (3102 reads) | A recent survey by Google's Anti-Malware Team
seems to confirm what many of us have believed in the past: Microsoft's IIS
(Internet Information Services) servers are more vulnerable to host malware than
Apache servers. The statistics come from the recently launched Google Online
Security Blog whereby Google's researchers looked at 70,000 domains that were
either distributing malware or hosting attack code.
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MacBook hacked in contest at security event
Sunday, April 22, 2007 @ 17:02:40 AST by meshal (3781 reads) |
Macaulay, a software engineer, was able to hack into a MacBook through a zero-day security hole in Apple's Safari browser. The computer was one of two offered as a prize in the "PWN to Own" hack-a-Mac contest at the CanSecWest conference here.
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m0n0wall v1.21 - Embedded ''All-In-One'' Firewall Package
Tuesday, January 03, 2006 @ 12:12:04 AST by meshal (2169 reads) | January 1, 2006 - m0n0wall 1.21 released!
m0n0wall 1.21 greatly improves the captive portal (better and more RADIUS
options, file manager, stability), updates all components to the latest version
and fixes several bugs.
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Coyote Linux Personal Firewall 3.00 Build 31
Saturday, December 17, 2005 @ 22:14:59 AST by meshal (2445 reads) |
Coyote Linux Personal Firewall 3.00 build 31 is available for download. This
release is the first release of the new Coyote Linux 3.00 firewall product. This
product has been split from the Wolverine Firewall and VPN code base but is
licensed for Personal and Educational use ONLY.
CLPF does not include support for VPN (PPTP/IPSEC) or 802.1q VLans. If you need
support for these options, please purchase a license for the Wolverine product.
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Solsoft NetfilterOne
Tuesday, October 25, 2005 @ 05:03:46 AST by meshal (1985 reads) | Enterprise-Class Functionality to Open Source Firewall
Solsoft NetfilterOne is a graphical interface that will automate the
design, deployment and documentation of security rules and policies as they
pertain to a networked netfilter firewall. As the name suggests, NetfilterOne
will support one installation of the netfilter firewall.
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m0n0wall v1.231 - Embedded ''All-In-One'' Firewall Package
Tuesday, October 11, 2005 @ 09:30:10 AST by meshal (4448 reads) | 04/07/2007 - m0n0wall 1.231 released!
Following a long series of beta releases, the developers of the FreeBSD-based
m0n0wall firewall project have released version 1.231 final: "m0n0wall 1.231
released! m0n0wall 1.231 includes many new features as well as improvements to
existing ones (captive portal, PPTP VPN, logging, DHCP relay, diagnostics,
DynDNS updater, IPsec). Countless small changes have been made to make the
webGUI even more useful, and many bugs have been fixed in all components.
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IPCop v1.4.9
Saturday, October 08, 2005 @ 07:52:12 AST by meshal (1810 reads) | October 6, 2005 - The IPCop team is proud to announce the Final 1.4.9 Release
today!
IPCop Linux is a complete Linux distribution whose sole purpose is to protect
the networks on which it is installed. It is extremely easy for anyone to
install and configure. Frequently, the IPCop firewall can be installed within 10
to 15 minutes.
IPCop is a SmoothWall look-alike and is based on original SmoothWall GNU fork.
As usual, this version can be installed as an update from previous v1.4.x
versions or with a ready-to-go ISO for a fresh install.
IPCop v1.4.9 is only bug fixes and is released with minor changes from
1.4.9test1.
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