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Why Linux users should worry about malware and what they can do about it
From updates, to VPNs, to firewalls and AV, there are several steps Linux users should take to stay safe.
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Report: Attacks based on open source vulnerabilities will rise 20 percent this year
As open source code becomes more prevalent in both commercial and home-grown applications, the number of attacks based on its vulnerabilities will increase by 20 percent this year, predicted Black Duck Software, which...
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6 must-see techie TED talks
TED ended its year by picking its top 10 TED Talks for the year, and we'll start 2017 off by selecting a handful of techie ones we figure might be of particular interest to Network World readers.
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How Rackspace will stay alive in cloud: Stop competing with Amazon, start partnering
Rackspace ended months of speculation in August by announcing it had been acquired by a private equity firm. With a new corporate structure, the company has pivoted from being one of Amazon Web Service’s earliest competitors...
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Sorriest technology companies of 2016
You won’t be sorry for spinning through our review of public apologies issued by tech organizations, from Microsoft to Apple to Facebook to Samsung, in 2016.
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Linux Foundation adds an open source networking specialist to the team
In recognition of the increasingly central role open source technology has played for the networking sector, the Linux Foundation today named Arpit Joshipura as its general manager for networking and orchestration.
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Apache Zeppelin open-source analytics startup reveals new name, fresh funding
The team behind the Apache Zeppelin open-source notebook for big data analytics visualization has renamed itself ZEPL and announced $4.1M in Series A funding.
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Linux hardening: a 15-step checklist for a secure Linux server
The negative career implications of choosing not to harden your Kali Linux host are severe, so I’ll share the necessary steps to make your Linux host secure, including how I use penetration testing and Kali Linux to get the... -
Microsoft embraces open source in the cloud and on-premises
Microsoft is positioning itself as the software vendor of choice for enterprises that maintain hybrid cloud environments, and it's opening its arms to Linux and open source software to do it.
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Pandora FMS wins open-source management shootout
Doing more with less remains an ongoing challenge for IT execs. Making sure everything keeps humming along to meet SLAs can be challenging for resource-stretched IT departments. For all but the smallest shops, effective...
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Self-protection is key to Linux kernel security
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Why Linux users should worry about malware and what they can do about it
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Report: Attacks based on open source vulnerabilities will rise 20 percent this year
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6 must-see techie TED talks
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How Rackspace will stay alive in cloud: Stop competing with Amazon, start partnering
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Sorriest technology companies of 2016
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Linux Foundation adds an open source networking specialist to the team
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Apache Zeppelin open-source analytics startup reveals new name, fresh funding
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Linux hardening: a 15-step checklist for a secure Linux server
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Microsoft embraces open source in the cloud and on-premises
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Pandora FMS wins open-source management shootout
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Self-protection is key to Linux kernel security
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