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NewsOpenBSD Founder: Contractor tried to write back doors
Theo de Raadt, the founder and leader of the OpenBSD project personally believes that the now-defunct Network Security Technology (NetSec) company did attempt to write backdoors in the BSD code base. Read more...
Researcher to demonstrate chip-specific attack code
Security
research Kris Kaspersky plans to demonstrate how processor bugs can be
leveraged to remotely attack a computer with nothing more than JavaScript or
TCP/IP packets. The scary thing here Read more...
Test, test, and test some moreContinuous testing during a project's development is the most important indicator of whether you will deliver a relatively bug-free, quality product. Even post-deployment, periodic testing is Read more... Breaking the rulesWhen it comes to dealing with software, sometimes breaking the rules makes sense. For example, forget the idea that software must always be financed from the capital expenditures budget rather Read more... Open-source gaining steam for internal developmentAlthough most companies still rely on vendor-created software to develop key internal systems, a growing number of organizations are branching out into the world of open-source, where the Read more... Some companies plan to delay Vista upgradesCiting compatibility and security concerns, some IT professionals plan to delay upgrading their users to Microsoft Vista. The results, detailed in a survey by Zoomerang for security vendor Bit9, Read more... A bounty for Vista bugsIf you've discovered code that creates a security vulnerability in Microsoft's newest operating system Vista, you could be rewarded with some big bucks. VeriSign iDefense Labs is launching another Read more... SPOTLIGHT: Oracle initiates its own Patch Tuesday
Oracle is taking a page from the book of Microsoft, issuing its first-ever "Critical Patch Update Pre-Release Announcement." The alert maps out what the vendor is doing in terms of fixes which are Read more...
Symantec reports on Vista account control flawsSymantec is still spending some time looking at the upcoming Vista system, identifying some bugs and security issues. This week it's focused on relating how the Microsoft OS has some security Read more... Microsoft gets the bugs out of VistaWhile the beta version of Vista is still a bit buggy, one Windows developer/consultant says Microsoft is doing more than an adequate job at trying to resolve and clean up the bugs as beta testers Read more... | Press ReleasesJoho Planet Announces the Release of an Application Synchronizing Service, Synclogue Beta Version in English and JapaneseSynclogue can replicate the same configurations on another computer through the internet TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Joho Planet Inc. has released an application virtualization and synchronization Read more >> Passkey for Blu-ray Opens the Door to the Free Blu-ray LandBEIJING, Nov. 13, 2010 - /PRNewswire-Asia/ -- Good news for Blu-ray users: Fengtao Software has released Passkey for Blu-ray on Nov. 11, 2010, a powerful product which can get rid of all Blu-ray Read more >> |




