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Windows 7 vs. Snow Leopard: Which is More Secure?
Windows 7 represents an advance in Microsoft security, while Snow Leopard enjoys Apple’s traditional security advantage. A security expert compares the operating systems' security on a feature by feature basis.Read the article
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Opera 10.50 Accelerates into Official Release
The race to have the fastest JavaScript engine has been fiercely fought by the major browser vendors over the last several years, and today Opera is debuting what it claims is the faster browser yet.Read the article
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Windows 7 vs. Snow Leopard: Which is More Secure?
Windows 7 represents an advance in Microsoft security, while Snow Leopard enjoys Apple’s traditional security advantage. A security expert compares the operating systems' security on a feature by feature basis.Read the article
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Report: CentOS Goes Commercial
The market for CentOS Linux-based appliances continues growing, thanks in part to a new network-monitoring virtual appliance from GroundWork and commercial support services from OpenLogic.Read the article
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Firefox at Home on the iPhone?
Mozilla is developing an app that will sync users' desktop Firefox settings and data for use with the iPhone.Read the article
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Apple Now Taking Devs iPad App Store Submissions
Developers have been notified that if they want to have their app ready for launch day, they have to keep to a short deadline. How much time do they have?Read the article
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Symantec Debuts New Enterprise Security Apps
New security suites aim to better protect businesses' networks from evolving cyber threats.Read the article
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WiFi data collection: An update
<b>Google Blog:</b> "So how did this happen? Quite simply, it was a mistake. In 2006 an engineer working on an experimental WiFi project wrote a piece of code that sampled all categories of publicly broadcast WiFi data."Read the article
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7 Steps to a Secure Wireless Strategy
Like it or not, personal smartphones have invaded the enterprise, and they're not going anywhere. Learn how to build a smart wireless strategy.Read the article
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7 Steps to a Secure Wireless Strategy
Like it or not, personal smartphones have invaded the enterprise, and they're not going anywhere. Learn how to build a smart wireless strategy.Read the article
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Likewise, I'm Sure
<b>IT World:</b> "After the dust settled, it turns out that Samba and Likewise can co-exist after all."Read the article
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Implementing One-way Encryption in PHP
<b>Webreference:</b> "To demonstrate one-way encryption in PHP, this article describes how to start building a secure online diary application. The one-way encryption will allow the diary to log a user in and generally encrypt the contents of the file that it loads."Read the article
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5 Browsers You've Never Heard Of
<b>Linux & All:</b> "Over the past few years many different browsers have been created and become very popular for example Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome, however, there are many browsers which are generally unheard of among the majority of web users. Here are 5 of them"Read the article
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Firefox 3.6.3 Debuts to Fix Pwn2own Hack
Mozilla has rushed out an update that fixes a flaw recently exposed at the CanSecWest security conference.Read the article
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Create Any Type of Form You Like on Your WordPress Site
Meet Formidable, a WordPress plugin that makes it dead simple to create almost any kind of form.Read the article
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How Red Hat Made Money in 2010 (up 15% year over year)
<b>Datamation:</b> "The past twelve months have been good for Linux vendor Red Hat as the company grew revenues and income while expanding its product offerings in the cloud and virtualization space. But how did Red Hat grow while others staggered?"Read the article
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Software Programming Research Promises Faster Applications
<b>Information Week:</b> "A new approach to memory management allows computer code to operate more efficiently on multicore processors and can reduce the overhead of security checks."Read the article
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iPad is Coming to Enterprises, Ready or Not
A guide to using work-related software on the iPad, because you know you’ll be bringing your iPad to the office.Read the article
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Windows Mobile: Working with FakeGPS
If you're building Windows Mobile apps FakeGPS could be the answer to your troubleshooting worries. Learn how to test your GPS applications using FakeGPS.Read the article
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Windows Mobile: Working with FakeGPS
If you're building Windows Mobile apps FakeGPS could be the answer to your troubleshooting worries. Learn how to test your GPS applications using FakeGPS.Read the article
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Windows Mobile: Working with FakeGPS
If you're building Windows Mobile apps FakeGPS could be the answer to your troubleshooting worries. Learn how to test your GPS applications using FakeGPS.Read the article
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Build Your Own Sabayon Linux with Sabayon CoreCD 5.2
<b>Softpedia:</b> "This minimalistic operating system is created for advanced users who want to build a customized installation of Sabayon Linux. It can also be used for USB installations!"Read the article
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Metasploit Goes Commercial in New Express Edition
New version of the popular open source penetration testing tool adds proprietary bits on top of an open core.Read the article
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CentOS Goes Commercial
<b>Linux Planet:</b> "The market for CentOS Linux-based appliances continues growing, thanks in part to a new network-monitoring virtual appliance from GroundWork and commercial support services from OpenLogic."Read the article
