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Standing Firm: The Tarmail Mail Server

Version 1.0.0 of the Tarmail mail server has just been released. The developers claim that their software is particularly resilient against exploits, spam and email worms.

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New MIT Consortium Promotes Kerberos

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has founded the Kerberos Consortium with the aim of enhancing the Kerberos authentication protocol to provide a universal authentication method on open networks.

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Samba specialist SerNet claims specifications from MS

SerNet claimed the protocol specifications from Microsoft in order to enhance the open source software and make it interoperable.

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Bittorrent: Closed Source and Windows Only

Version 6.0 of the Bittorrent filesharing client will no longer be Open Source and it is currently available for Windows only.

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SAFER SURFING Staying ahead of Internet snoopers and con men

Do you know enough to surf free of the liars and spies? We’ll show you how to stay ahead of the traps.

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SECRET AGENT Anonymous surfing with Tor and Privoxy

Internet users typically reveal their IP addresses, and this lets companies compile a profile of your Internet activities. Tor and Privoxy can help protect your privacy.

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BOOK REVIEWS

Security and Usability The TCP/ IP Guide: A Comprehensive, Illustrated Internet Protocols Reference Moving to Li......
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BEYOND THE PORT Blocking protocols at Layer 7 with the L7 patch

If you need a tool for filtering protocols that doesn’t depend on the port, try L7, an IPTables patch that operates through regular expressions.

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