* Customer: “The ethernet card you supplied doesn’t work under Linux.”
* Tech Support: “Have you installed the DOS drivers?”
* Customer: “I’m using Linux, so the DOS drivers won’t work.”
* Tech Support: “Why not?”
Citrix this week made its XenServer Enterprise hypervisor free allowing small businesses to virtualize for free - virtually. Way to go if you are on a shoestring budget.
Features packed into the 64-bit XenServer Enterprise edition include an enterprise management software called XenCenter, VM live migration technology, resource sharing and the enterprise storage management.
Researchers from the University of Cambridge have published a paper which discusses problems with the introduction of new hand held card readers optimized for online banking in the UK. Here is a part of the abstract:
A woman from Gothenburg, Sweden logs into her internet bank to pay some bills only to find more than $1 BILLION (yes you read right) in her account - a local news website reports.
UK Justice Secretary Jack Straw’s hotmail account was compromised and hundreds of mails sent to his contacts in a bold attempt to get unsuspecting recipients to send money to the fraudsters, BBC reports.
This is how the scheme works
For those who don’t already know, the March 2009 edition of Insecure magazine has been released.
I found these articles interesting:
Building a bootable BackTrack 4 thumb drive with persistent changes and Nessus
A framework for quantitative privacy measurement
Why fail? Secure your virtual assets
As you might have guessed, these are the only articles I have read.
Looks like F-Secure made it to the “sql-injected” and “xsscripted” list.
