Author: JT Smith
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A related political message furnished by Gnuheter.
Stallman on why software should be free.”
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6:30 – 7:00 General Q&A
7:00 Alex Khalil – Questions and Answers
at the IBM building, 590 Madison Avenue
(57th Street and Madison Avenue)
The most up-to-date information can be found on our website at:
http://www.gnubies.org
(or if there are problems at http://www.eskimo.com/~lo/linux)
Our meetings are held regularly on the second Wednesday of each month
and are free and open to the public.
Security Procedures
Since September 11th, IBM has implemented new security measures. We are
now required to provide a list of attendees to our meetings in advance.
If you are planning on attending this meeting you will need to mail us
your name ASAP.
You can use the links from the website: http://www.gnubies.org
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In addition you will have to present a photo ID when you
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procedures are necessary now and hope that they will no longer be
necessary sometime in the future.
Author: JT Smith
There are ftp daemon programs that invoke gzip on demand (like wu-ftpd).
If your systems run these daemons, depending on the configuration it could
lead to a remote root compromise.”
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Author: JT Smith
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Author: JT Smith
The Jac virus follows the recent trend of infrequent Linux infecting malware, as the first to hit the platform in three months.
Jac infects the Linux binary files in the Linux Executable and Linking Format that exist in the same directory as the virus.
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