May 4, 2005
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The Honeypot Project has added fuel to the debate over which is more secure, Linux or Microsoft Windows. It found that unpatched Linux systems can be on the Internet for months before being successfully attacked, while Windows systems have been … Continue reading
September 17, 2004
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As you face the end of NT4 support,, you have another alternative to switching to Server 2003: Samba. If you’re happy with your domain network, or you want to use one Server 2003 system to run AD (Active Directory), you … Continue reading
June 28, 2004
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OK, I confess it: I’ve used Internet Explorer a lot. After being a die-hard Netscape user, I finally got fed up with the sheer bulk of that browser and started using Internet Explorer on my Windows machines. As time went … Continue reading
April 28, 2004
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OK, I confess it: I’ve used Internet Explorer a lot. After being a die-hard Netscape user, I finally got fed up with the sheer bulk of that browser and started using Internet Explorer on my Windows machines. As time went … Continue reading
February 3, 2004
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In MyDoom’s aftermath, once more I’m confronted with the old lie that if Linux were only as popular as Windows, it too would have Windows-sized security problems. What nonsense! Yes, Linux has security problems too. Yes, by sheer count of … Continue reading
September 19, 2003
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Linux is fundamentally more secure than Windows. There, I’ve said it. ts not that Linux is some bulletproof wonder of security. Its not. If you want an operating system that really been built from the ground up to be secure … Continue reading