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OPM Breach Exposes Agency's Systemic Security Woes
The massive hack at the Office of Personnel Management showed not just room for improvement but a lack of very basic security fundamentals -- and expertise.
What's New in MATE 1.10
The MATE desktop environment is getting a major update, and it will land soon in repositories everywhere. We take a closer at what's new with MATE 1.10 to see what the features to be implemented are.
Why an open web is important for India
Priyanka Nag is a technical writer for Red Hat and Mozilla Rep from India. Priyanka has been contributing to open source projects for the past four years. She started by editing Wikipedia pages, and then was introduced to Mozilla during an event at her college. She says that Mozilla was love at first sight, and soon after she became a Mozillian, she was hooked on the project. Now Priyanka is also a regular speaker at community events in India.
Mozilla Increases Rewards for Bug Bounty Program
After maintaining the same vulnerability rewards for five years, Mozilla decided to increase its monetary acknowledgement for bugs reported by external security researchers. The quality of the report, severity of the flaw and a clear description of how it can be exploited are important criteria for setting the value of the reward.
Unreal Engine 4.8 Has Dozens of New Features for Linux, Offers Better Support for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Unreal Engine 4.8 has been officially released earlier today for all supported operating systems, including GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows.
Config file wipe blunder caused deadly Airbus A400M crash - claim
Probe insiders indicate engine shutdown due to missing data. A dodgy software installation doomed four test pilots to death in last month's Airbus 400M transport plane, sources familiar with the matter have claimed.
SourceForge under fire again for Nmap page
In today's open source roundup: SourceForge takes more heat for its Nmap page. Plus: Best Chromebook for a college student? And DistroWatch reviews Fedora 22 KDE.
Get to know your System (using the command line)
Knowing the details of your system is essential for being able to address issues that arise and make the right hardware and software choices to ensure the compatibility and a good performance of your system. To get to know yous system a bit better we will use the command line.
Apple Takes a Bite of Open Source
To be clear, like Microsoft’s foray into FOSS, Apple’s entry is a small step for FOSS, to paraphrase Neil Armstrong. It is hardly a giant leap for FOSSkind. Also, to be fair, Apple has dabbled in open source in its own way already, for example with OpenDarwin, which is available if you dig deep enough in the Apple website.
8 excellent open source data visualization tools
Data visualization is the mechanism of taking tabular or spatial data and conveying it in a human-friendly and visual way. There are several open source tools that can help you create useful, informative graphs. In this post we will take a look at eight open source, data visualization tools.
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News: Linux Top 3: Debian 8.1, Sabayon 15.06 and REMnux 6.0
Debian Jessie gets its first incremental update
Licensing Standards that Include Code: Heads or Tails?
Once upon a time, standards were standards and open source software was open source software. Things get a lot more complicated when you start combining the two.
Interview with Lydia Pintscher: Akademy 2015 Community Keynote Speaker
Lydia Pintscher, our very own KDE e.V. Board President and a gem of a person; will be giving the Community Keynote Talk at Akademy 2015, in A Coruña, Spain. This is just a tiny peak into her brain for all that is in store for you in her talk.
Password Hashing Best Practice
What is the best practice when it comes to password hashing and what are the issue to consider when implement a password hashing scheme in your application? This article, based on the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) course objectives, cover the basics of password hashing, the issues to consider and how to use the bcrypt algorithm to encrypt your applications passwords.
Citizen engagement is different at an unconference
CityCamp NC, now in its fifth year, brings an entrepreneurial spirit to citizen-problem solving. CityCamp NC is an annual, citizen-led unconference, aiming to solve civic challenges with open technology and community input. We aim to partner with our local, county, and state government agencies to tackle issues and discuss better ways to do things.
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Create an encrypted disk image in GNU/Linux
In my previous article about creating a "mountable" disk image in GNU/Linux, I explained how to create a file that effectively mimics the functionality of a disk: I explained how to create a file which will then be used, in turn, to contain directories and files. In this article I will explain how to make the next natural step: encrypt that file.
How to Install Nagios 4.0.8 on Ubuntu 15.04 (Vivid Vervet)
Nagios is an open source software for system and network monitoring. Nagios can see the activity of a host and its services, and provides a warning/alert if something bad happens on the server. Nagios can run on Linux operating systems. At this time we are using Ubuntu 15.04 for the installation.
Docker certification program eyes long-term partnerships
Docker, the popular open-source container company, has started a certification and partner program: Ecosystem Technology Partner.
Krita 2.9.5 Is a Massive Update with Numerous New Features, Bug Fixes
The Krita digital painting software has been updated as part of the new Calligra release, and it is has a massive changelog.
CIOs must lead their organizations in digital
Red Hat CIO explains why IT leaders are well positioned to coach their organizations on digital technology and trends - but they can't do it alone.
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