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FBI: Most wanted security flaws
With an eye toward taking the ease out of hacking, the FBI and a prestigious computer-security research group have announced the 20 most serious security vulnerabilities affecting both Windows and Unix systems.
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Avatier releases policy engine for password creation
Knowing that the most porous spots in a corporation's network security defense are sometimes the simple passwords devised by not-so-clever end-users, Avatier Corp. last week unveiled an administrative tool that sets and enforces policies for the creation of passwords on Windows-based systems.
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Turn on wireless encryption to tune out hackers
Wireless technologies may be gaining in popularity, but around 60 per cent of sites deploying wireless LANs across Australia have not enabled the encryption - leaving the door wide open to hacker attacks.
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New Worm Replaces Sircam as No. 1
An e-mail worm that appears to be a reworked version of the virulent Nimda infection is on the loose and in the wild. By Michelle Delio.
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Protecting Your Internet Connected Windows Server
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Where to Get PGP
For all freeware versions of PGP, visit the International PGP Home Page at http://www.pgpi.org. That site is run by PGP activist Stale Schumacher, who has been operating that site in Norway since before PGP became a commercial company. His site also includes a lot of general information about PGP, including frequently asked questions about PGP, PGP source code, and where else to get PGP all over the world. US users can also get PGP at that site, which carries more up to date versions of PGP than the MIT site. It also has information on where to get other OpenPGP software.
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