News Archive
Saturday, 07 Nov 2009
Friday, 06 Nov 2009
Linux-Kongress 2009: New filesystems, optimised programming- Fudge Messaging: A new open source encoding for messaging
- Controversy over Lose/Lose
- Facebook and Myspace bolt Flash backdoors
- Microsoft to release six updates next Patch Tuesday
- Google releases JavaScript tools as open source
- Google closes vulnerabilities in Chrome 3
- Key Jython developer quits Sun
- Mozilla fixes critical bugs with Firefox 3.5.5
Thursday, 05 Nov 2009
- Google Dashboard: improved user control of hosted data
- Enterprise edition of RiverMuse fault management released
- EclipseCon 2010 call for papers
- Vulnerability in SSL/TLS protocol
- Enhanced developer tools in WebKit
- Flock 2.5.5 addresses security issues
- Moblin 2.1 released
- Lost+Found: Reinfection, LoroBot, Successes and Hoaxes
- GNOME 3.0, September 2010 release looking likely
- Subversion submitted to Apache Software Foundation
Wednesday, 04 Nov 2009
- Shutting Twitter backdoors
- Mandriva Linux 2010.0 arrives - Update
Security hole in BlackBerry Desktop Manager- ApacheCon US 2009 - Free live stream
- Faster booting with Upstart
- JRuby 1.4 released
- Kernel Log - Discussions at the 2009 Kernel Summit, FatELF in the firing line, new graphics drivers
- Hole in the Linux kernel allows root access
- The CodePlex Foundation: A gallery for open source projects
- Java 6 Update 17 fixes multiple security vulnerabilities
- OLPC XO-2 cancelled, but XO 1.75 planned
- Adobe patches critical vulnerabilities in Shockwave Player
- Report: Oracle to resist EU objections on Sun deal
- Jailbroken iPhones hacked via UMTS network
Tuesday, 03 Nov 2009
- Red Hat's Enterprise Virtualisation released
- Symantec patches Altiris solutions
- Happenings: LugRadio Live 2009
- Wave Federation Begins
- KDE 4.3.3 released
- Cracking keys on the cheap in the cloud
- The return of the worm
- ZFS with data deduplication
- Amarok project joins Software Freedom Conservancy
- Yahoo! Traffic Server donated to Apache
- Chrome adds Bookmark Sync
Monday, 02 Nov 2009
- Open source Linux Skype client development confirmed
- ERP and CRM application OpenTaps 1.4 previewed
- MariaDB 1.4 nearing completion
- Shareaza P2P 2.5.0.0 arrives
- DebConf 10 New York dates confirmed
- End of Service Life for Java 5
- Computer Aided Investigative Environment 1.0 released
- NeoOffice 3.0.1 adds Snow Leopard support
- VLC 1.0.3 arrives with Windows 7 fixes
- Mozilla releases Firefox 3.6 Beta 1
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