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Cryptography Securing a VNC Server on Linux with SSH The md5crypt() author says the algorithm is no longer secure	Documentation Ten Linux commands you can’t live without Linux Kernel Security Wiki	Firewalls Why you don't need a firewall Sourcefire blends firewall and intrusion prevention systems
General Security Red Hat CEO: We're the cloud leader -- with Linux Today's hacking scene is not all about money	Government Second LulzSec Sony Hacker Suspect Arrested Homeland Security probes SSL flaw in RuggedCom gear securing critical infrastructure	Hacks/Cracks The Hacker AntiSec Hackers Post 1 Million Apple Device IDs
Host Security Windows 8 the most secure operating system? Have Your Users' Passwords Already Been Hacked?	Intrusion Detection BitTorrent study finds most file-sharers are monitored Anti-Pirates Caught Spying on Thousands of Torrents	Latest News Anonymous group leaks 1m Apple IDs from FBI laptop Amid Hacker Attacks, Security Start-Ups Garner Attention
Network Security Security 101 for Cloud – building it right What's real and what's not in web security	Organizations/Events Hotel Keycard Lock Hacker Questions Firmware Fix 2600's hacker calendar for 2013: the surveillance edition	Privacy Millions Will Flow to Privacy Groups Supporting Weak Facebook Settlement Twitter: This year so far we have ratted out 948 users to the US govt
Security Projects Tricks aren't protecting you from today's hackers 6 Password Security Essentials For Developers	SELinux NSA Extends Label-based Security to Big Data Stores NSA Best Practices Recommend Windows Over Linux For Security	Server Security NSA: Building a More Secure Android Create A Mac Zombie Army, Cheap: Hacker Emptor
Vendors/Products Dell Adds Security To Virtualized Government Environments BackTrack 5 R3 adds tools for Arduino and Teensy attacks	Wireless Security How to hack your own Wi-Fi network Public Wi-Fi not as secure as you think