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    Tools circulate that crack Debian, Ubuntu keys 16/05/2008 07:58:21

    According to HD Moore, the bug makes it relatively easy to "guess" cryptographic keys
    A recently disclosed vulnerability in widely used Linux distributions can be exploited by attackers to guess cryptographic keys, possibly leading to the forgery of digital signatures and theft of confidential information, a noted security researcher said Thursday.
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    Windows coming on dual-boot OLPC 16/05/2008 11:01:15

    OLPC will offer a dual-boot laptop with a low-cost student version of Windows XP later this year.
    The One Laptop Per Child Project and Microsoft plan to make both Windows and Linux available on a version of the project's XO laptop, the companies said Thursday.
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    DNS trouble knocks NSA off Internet 16/05/2008 08:32:26

    The NSA's DNS servers were unavailable Thursday, knocking the secretive agency off-line
    A server problem at the US National Security Agency has knocked the secretive intelligence agency off the Internet.
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    SQL injection attack in 'third wave,' says IBM 16/05/2008 07:57:00

    SQL injections are among the most common Web attacks, but third wave more resistant to traditional security measures
    A SQL injection attack that has affected at least a half-million Web sites has entered a "third wave" that's more resistant than previous versions to traditional security measures, according to IBM security researchers.
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    Asus to embed Linux on all motherboards 16/05/2008 12:24:07

    The software will turn up on the new P5Q Deluxe, P5Q-WS, P5Q3 Deluxe, and P5Q-E series motherboards expected to appear this quarter
    It's not exactly how devotees foresaw Linux reaching mass-market desktop PCs, but it could be a turning point nonetheless. Taiwanese giant Asus is to embed DeviceVM's Splashtop Linux on millions of mainstream motherboards.
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    Yahoo Search Monkey opens to all developers 16/05/2008 08:56:39

    Yahoo is opening up its Search Monkey developer platform to all developers after a few weeks of beta testing
    Yahoo will make available to all developers its Search Monkey platform on Thursday, another step in its wide-ranging effort to open up its sites and services.
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