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13 January 2009

heise online news 13/01/2009


heise online news 13/01/2009
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Kernel Log: main development phase for 2.6.29 ends, new X.org drivers

With the release of 2.6.29-rc1, major new features in 2.6.29 should now be in the main development branch; new versions of the X.org drivers for mice and Radeon graphics hardware; kernel developer statistics; firmware for Broadcom and Marvell Wifi chips

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MSN changes disconnect Pidgin and Adium users

Pidgin and Adium users are disconnected from Microsoft's MSN Messenger, but developers are unsure if this is a temporary problem or a permanent change

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Kernel Log: What's new in 2.6.29 - Part 2: WiMAX

Linux 2.6.29 includes the WiMAX stack for the first time

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Amarok media player update fixes vulnerabilities

Holes in the media player may allow for code execution. The developers recommend installing the update, which also includes numerous improvements and bug fixes

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Cisco removes vulnerabilities in its Global Site Selector

A prepared sequence of DNS queries can make the DNS server crash and lead to a denial of service

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Vulnerability in the SAP GUI

SAP GUI is vulnerable to remote compromise because of a heap overflow in an ActiveX control. An update and instructions to manually resolve the issue are available

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Open Source at CES 2009

CES 2009 in Las Vegas last week was not the easiest place to find open source related developments; we've tracked down some Android devices and the new modules from Bug Labs

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