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Proof-of-concept demonstrates ease at which mobile spyware can be created to pilfer text messages and email, eavesdrop, and track victim's physical location via smartphone's GPS
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via Dark Reading @ 4:44 9th Feb
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Codescan Labs scanned over ten million lines of publicly available web software source code: some proprietary, some commercial, and some open source. All the source code tested appeared to have potential security issues warranting further investigation. The overall median was 0.48 potential security issues per thousand lines of code.
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via Developer.com @ 5:06 16th Mar
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Weyarn, Germany, 24th February 2010 - SEP AG the technology leader for backup and data recovery continues its mission to provide important and useful source code to the Open Source Community. The release of code, begun last year, continues with the delivery of the fundamental basis of SEP sesam and is now available under the GNU General Public License (GPL). Users now have the added security that they will always have access to their valuable information.
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via ARN @ 10:41 8th Mar
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I’m happy to announce that our open source community and projects web site exadel.org is now live. It also hosts its first project: JavaFX plug-in for Eclipse. Why did we create this web site? Exadel always had a number of projects available on its site for download, most of them are free. One of the biggest challenges for users was to get involved. Even though most products were open source, it wasn’t easy to get the source code. The actual download was hosted on exadel.com, support forum for each project was hosted on Google Groups, and there was no way to enter any bugs. There was a big disconnect. exadel.org will try to solve all this, it will provide everything you would expect from man open source site and community. Everything is integrated now, you get product download, source code, forum and Jira to enter bugs.
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via Enterprise Open Source Magazine @ 11:54 11th Mar
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Following last month’s acquisition of reMail by Google, developer Gabor Cselle announced today that he has released the reMail code under an open source license as he will be focusing on other projects at Google. After purchasing reMail, Google decided to discontinue the application and remove it from the App Store, although existing users who had already purchased the app were able to continue using it. Cselle writes in his blog that he has open sourced the code because he is passionate about mobile e-mail, and hopes “that developers interested in making email-related apps can use reMail code as a starting point.” The source code for reMail is now available on Google Code as remail-iphone under the Apache 2.0 License.
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via Ilounge @ 5:39 6th Mar
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Following last month’s acquisition of reMail by Google, developer Gabor Cselle announced today that he has released the reMail code under an open source license as he will be focusing on other projects at Google. After purchasing reMail, Google decided to discontinue the application and remove it from the App Store, although existing users who had already purchased the app were able to continue using it. Cselle writes in his blog that he has open sourced the code because he is passionate about mobile e-mail, and hopes “that developers interested in making email-related apps can use reMail code as a starting point.” The source code for reMail is now available on Google Code as remail-iphone under the Apache 2.0 License.
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via Ilounge @ 5:02 7th Mar
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Research In Motion (RIM) introduced BlackBerry® Enterprise Server Express - free new server software that wirelessly and securely synchronizes BlackBerry smartphones with Microsoft Exchange or Microsoft Windows Small Business Server. The new BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express software will be provided free of charge in order to address two key market opportunities. First, the software offers economical advantages to small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) that desire the enterprise-grade security and manageability of BlackBerry Enterprise Server but don't require all of its advanced features. Second, more and more consumers are purchasing BlackBerry smartphones and the free BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express software provides a cost-effective solution that enables IT departments to meet the growing demand from employees to be able to c
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via Manila Times @ 10:19 20th Feb
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If you think open-source server technologies are limited to Linux distributions, think again. Although these software projects pair well with Linux, it isn't an integral part of any of the 10 listed. Open-source software no longer refers to a Linux-only environment. In fact, open source now crosses all operating system boundaries, so much so, that Microsoft launched its own open-source laboratory called Port 25, and it is a platinum-level sponsor of the Open Source Business Conference in San Francisco. To introduce you to 10 hot server-oriented open-source technologies you need to know, I compiled a diverse list of projects and applications for you to discover and explore. Many of these products are free of cost or close to it.
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via Datamation @ 11:40 2nd Mar
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Hackers who instigated attacks on Google and other companies operating in China stole valuable computer source code by breaking into personal computers owned by workers with privileged access, Reuters reported, citing George Kurtz, chief technology officer at McAfee. Kurtz said the hackers targeted a small number of employees who controlled source code management systems. Google said in January that it and a number of other corporations had been infiltrated by a group of hackers operating out of China. Beijing has maintained that claims that Google was attacked by China-based hackers as "groundless."
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via China Economic Review @ 4:07 4th Mar
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The hackers who targeted Google and other companies in January targeted the source code management systems of companies, allowing them to siphon source code as well as modify it, according to a new report.
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via Wired News @ 4:13 4th Mar
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Hackers who instigated attacks on Google and other companies operating in China stole valuable computer source code by breaking into personal computers owned by workers with privileged access, Reuters reported, citing George Kurtz, chief technology officer at McAfee. Kurtz said the hackers targeted a small number of employees who controlled source code management systems. Google said in January that it and a number of other corporations had been infiltrated by a group of hackers operating out of China. Beijing has maintained that claims that Google was attacked by China-based hackers as "groundless."
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via China Economic Review @ 19:11 6th Mar
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Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE: RHT), the world's leading provider of open source solutions, today announced that President and CEO, Jim Whitehurst, will deliver the opening keynote address at Open Source Business Conference (OSBC) 2010. OSBC brings together open source vendors, customers, partners and community members to share strategies and hear the most current thinking on open source from the top experts in the field.
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via Oceania @ 16:36 15th Mar
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Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE: RHT), the world's leading provider of open source solutions, today announced that President and CEO, Jim Whitehurst, will deliver the opening keynote address at Open Source Business Conference (OSBC) 2010. OSBC brings together open source vendors, customers, partners and community members to share strategies and hear the most current thinking on open source from the top experts in the field.
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via Sys-Con UK @ 16:37 15th Mar
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SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE: RHT), the world's leading provider of open source solutions, today announced that President and CEO, Jim Whitehurst, will deliver the opening keynote address at Open Source Business Conference (OSBC) 2010. OSBC brings together open source vendors, customers, partners and community members to share strategies and hear the most current thinking on open source from the top experts in the field.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 16:33 15th Mar
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BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express A new BlackBerry software is set to be launched in March this year dubbed BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express. Research In Motion has devised the BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express software that will function to synchronize BlackBerry handsets with Microsoft Exchange or Microsoft Windows Small Business Server wirelessly and securely.
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via Tech Shout @ 10:59 24th Feb
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An analysis of more than 1,600 open source applications has substantiated what open source advocates have claimed for many years: Open source software is more secure than commercially available code, and when errors in code are found, they get fixed faster as well.
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via SearchSecurity.co.uk @ 10:05 16th Mar
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Ten French regional open source software associations have formed a national association, the "Conseil national du logiciel libre" (CNLL), to present a united front in promoting the advantages of open source software and to defend the interests of more than 200 members vis-AA- vis public authorities. Among its objectives, CNLL will lobby for a bigger role for open source, notably within the current context of economic stimulus. The body will be chaired by Patrice Bertrand, CEO of open source software integrator Smile. CNLL's founding members are Alliance Libre, Cap Libre, Collibri (Cap Digital), GT LL (System@tic), Libertis, OSS@TV (Telecom Valley), PLOSS, PLOSS RHA, Pole Nord and ProLibre. France's open source sector is worth an estimated EUR 1.
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via Individual.com @ 11:28 22nd Feb
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When I first found out about open source software, I felt the sky was the limit — with the source code, I could do anything now! But after working on open source ERP for the last seven years, I’ve come to realize that customizing software, even open source software, should not be taken lightly. I recently spoke with Phil Simon, long-time enterprise software veteran and author of
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via Enterprise Open Source Magazine @ 13:14 20th Mar
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When I first found out about open source software, I felt the sky was the limit — with the source code, I could do anything now! But after working on open source ERP for the last seven years, I’ve come to realize that customizing software, even open source software, should not be taken lightly. I recently spoke with Phil Simon, long-time enterprise software veteran and author of
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via Sys-Con Media @ 2:50 19th Mar
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Feb 22, 2010 (DMEUROPE via COMTEX) -- Ten French regional open source software associations have formed a national association, the "Conseil national du logiciel libre" (CNLL), to present a united front in promoting the advantages of open source software and to defend the interests of more than 200 members vis-AA- vis public authorities. Among its objectives, CNLL will lobby for a bigger role for open source, notably within the current context of economic stimulus. The body will be chaired by Patrice Bertrand, CEO of open source software integrator Smile. CNLL's founding members are Alliance Libre, Cap Libre, Collibri (Cap Digital), GT LL (System@tic), Libertis, OSS@TV (Telecom Valley), PLOSS, PLOSS RHA, Pole Nord and ProLibre. France's open source sector is worth an estimated EUR 1.
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via TMC Net @ 19:34 22nd Feb
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Sidebar (www.sidebar.com), a free mobile application that allows users to receive personalized content recommendations, announced today its availability on select BlackBerry smartphones. Sidebar also offers a built-in QR code reader that allows BlackBerry users to easily scan both 2D barcodes and quick response (QR) codes to receive price comparisons, product information and more. Sidebar for the BlackBerry is available now on: Storm™, Storm 2™, Tour™, Curve 8900™ and Bold 9700™, with availability on additional BlackBerry models soon to follow.
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via Data Collection Online @ 23:03 11th Feb
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WALTHAM, MA -- (Marketwire) -- 03/16/10 -- While the world economy suffered in 2009, mobile open source projects experienced robust growth, according to an analysis by Black Duck Software that reflects the relative health of the mobile industry and growing interest in applications developed on open source software (OSS) platforms. Black Duck Software is the leading global provider of products and services for accelerating software development through the managed use of open source software. Black Duck's KnowledgeBase -- the industry's most comprehensive database of open source project information -- was used to analyze 2009 trends in mobile open source development.
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via DMN Newswire @ 13:07 16th Mar
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Over the last couple of years a number of different open source business strategies have evolved. According to the 451 Group, it's an evolution that includes the broader adoption and usage of open source overall by both open source and proprietary software vendors.
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via LinuxPlanet @ 11:30 19th Mar
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Want to see what the web looked in as it appeared in 1993? Now's your chance, as Alan Dipert recently posted the source code for NCSA Mosaic 2.7 on Github, a code-hosting website.
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via HTML Goodies @ 4:32 9th Mar
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rim blackberry slider 303x500The talk of a BlackBerry slider smartphone continues to bubble, and BGR’s sources reckon they have some fresh information on the matter. Â The in-development device is apparently a portrait-orientation slider, more similar to the Palm Pre in form-factor than it is to the more common side-sliding QWERTY handsets, and it’s likely to have a touchscreen along with the pull-out ‘board. Â In fact the source reckons this particular BlackBerry is what the ongoing Magnum/Dakota project – which paired a keyboard, touchscreen and optical joystick – evolved into.
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via SlashGear @ 21:36 27th Feb
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