Security advisories

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	Red Hat hoax: No smoking gun for Linux security SearchOpenSource.com | 26 Oct 2004 ARTICLE - Yesterday's Red Hat security hiccup may have been a little overblown, with one consultant calling the phishing scam so unauthentic that it was "obviously un-Red Hat."

	Red Hat hit by phishing scam SearchOpenSource.com | 25 Oct 2004 ARTICLE - Could this be the beginning of a string of attacks on Linux?

	Security woes old (worms) and new (phishing) SearchOpenSource.com | 21 Jul 2004 INTERVIEW - Anton Chuvakin warns enterprises to be aware of phishing scams and wireless attacks, and remain vigilant about worms and viruses.

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REFERENCE & LEARNING: 1 - 3 of 3

	Linux security: New threats, new tips 27 Oct 2004 FEATURED TOPIC - Last week's anti-Red Hat security hoax shows that Linux is on more hackers' agendas. Get ready by getting informed about new security threats and protective measures.

	Security threats old and new 21 Jul 2004 FEATURED TOPIC - More security headaches are coming, as these reports about new and continuing security threats show. How do we spell relief? E-X-P-E-R-T T-I-P-S. You'll find those here, too.

	Linux security: Rising popularity = Increased risk 07 Apr 2003 FEATURED TOPIC - Windows is no longer the only game in town for hackers. Linux is now fair game, and new security holes increase the risks. These links can help you identify and plug holes.

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	Debian fixes multiple flaws SearchSecurity.com | 20 Jul 2004 BEST WEB LINK - Denial-of-service, buffer overflow and format string vulnerabilities in Debian GNU/Linux that an attacker could use to remotely execute malicious code or crash machines has been fixed.

	Widespread attack under way SearchSecurity.com | 25 Jun 2004 BEST WEB LINK - A widespread Internet attack has hit thousands of Web sites in the past week, planting malware on vulnerable machines, according to the U.S. government and other sources.

	Multiple Cisco products among those clobbered by OpenSSL flaw SearchSecurity.com | 18 Mar 2004 BEST WEB LINK - Cisco switches, routers and firewalls are vulnerable to attack due to a problem in OpenSSL that has other software vendors scrambling to cope.

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	SEE ALSO - Topics Related to Security advisories:  Firewalls, Security management, Policy development and management, Remote access issues, General information, Viruses and worms, Securing your platforms and applications, Network Analysis, Encryption, Intrusion detection and prevention