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Some popular Netgear routers contain a security flaw that is evidently easy to exploit and can make users vulnerable to a CSRF attack.
Breaking News
About this time I’m wondering if I’d […]
Continue reading Users Told Disconnect Certain Netgear Routers
Mirai is exposing a serious security issue with the Internet of Things that absolutely must be quickly handled.
Until a few days ago, I had been seriously considering replacing the 1999 model Apple […]
Continue reading What Malware Is on Your Router?
FOSS Week in Review
Two big open source conferences are coming up next week, while this week an automaker said it doesn’t have to pay attention to the GPL and the man credited with inventing […]
Continue reading Dangerous TLDs, Ballmer’s Linux Love & More…
Today I spent some time looking at a white paper issued by the security firm Symantec called Website Security Threat Report, which is basically a catalog of malware threats for the non-techie suits who control […]
Continue reading Looking at the Cracker Hacker Economy
FOSS Week in Review
Larry Cafiero’s off doing some important Larry stuff and I was told I could avoid detention if I wrote the Week in Review for him, so here I am.
LibreOffice as […]
Continue reading The AT&T Mafia, LibraOffice Online & More…
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