I wish I could wholeheartedly applaud the Microsoft announcement about native support for ODF, but I can't. Of course, it's better to have native support for ODF, no matter what motives may have influenced Microsoft's announcement, and I'm glad about

LinuxSecurity.com: It's been more than a week since Debian patched a massive security hole in the library the operating system uses to create cryptographic keys for securing email, websites and administrative servers. Now the hard work begins, as legions of

How to use the MMC Certificate Request Wizard on a standalone Windows 2008 Server to request a certificate from a Windows Server 2008 CA. The certificate will then be used for machine authentication.

LinuxSecurity.com: According to a report from code analysis vendor Coverity, the DHS sponsored effort has helped to reduce the defect density in 250 open source projects by 16 percent over the past two years. That defect reduction translates into the

LinuxSecurity.com: Tmin is a simple utility meant to make it easy to narrow down complex test cases produced through fuzzing. It is closely related to another tool of this type, delta, but meant specifically for unknown, underspecified, or hard to