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Tuesday December 14, 2010 |
| Linux Today Security DEBIAN AND RED HAT CLOSE EXIM HOLE
"Four days after a security hole was discovered in the free Exim mail server, the developers of Debian and Red Hat have released corrected versions for their Linux distributions" 6 FREE WAYS TO STAY SECURE IN THE NEW YEAR
"Fortunately, you don?t necessarily need to spend money for top-notch security software. If you resolve to stay secure in the New Year, here are a half-dozen no-cost ways to do it." TOP 5 SECURITY THREATS IN HTML5
"But with any major introduction of new features, HTML5 also brings with it potential security vulnerabilities �?? which is not to say that HTML5 is "flawed," but that, invariably, there will be new attack vectors for hackers to exploit." MAJOR AD NETWORKS FOUND SERVING MALICIOUS ADS
"Two major online ad networks--DoubleClick and MSN--were serving malware via drive-by download exploits over the last week, experts say, after a group of attackers was able to trick the networks into displaying their ads by impersonating an online advertising provider." INSTALL AND CONFIGURE PACKETFENCE ON UBUNTU LINUX
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