Darryl Boyett asked if his home Wi-Fi connection, which uses WPA2 protection, is safe enough for online banking.
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After 10 months on the shelf, the Federal Communications Commission's rules on net neutrality were finally published today in the Federal Register.
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There are few things that sicken me more than patent wars such as the ones raging today in the software industry. I can't imagine a more colossal waste of time, energy and money, particularly when we already have copyright to afford all the protections we need in this area.
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The brouhaha over Mozilla's decision to downplay version numbers is much ado about nothing.
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For many years, I didn't bother protecting my home network. Call me crazy, but I didn't see the need. All my neighbors, they had their own networks -- all of them password-protected, of course. So why would I deal with the hassles of WPA2 passkeys and all that?
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There are nearly 100 workshops and sessions planned for the Black Hat security conference at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas this week, so it's understandable if you have a difficult time choosing which ones to attend. Whichever ones you do choose to attend, I think these six should be on your list.
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30 Days With Ubuntu Linux: Day 17, in which I discover more functionality than I expected in the top panel.
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30 Days With Ubuntu Linux: Day 14, in which I find the features and functions I love in Windows 7
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30 Days With Ubuntu Linux: Day 12, in which I finally connect to the corporate VPN from Ubuntu Linux.
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30 Days With Ubuntu Linux: Day 11, in which I compare LibreOffice to Microsoft Office and Google Docs.
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