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30 January 2009

heise online news 30/01/2009


heise online news 30/01/2009
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Audacity 1.3.7 beta released

Audacity 1.3.7 beta has ben released for Windows, Mac and Linux/Unix bringing bug fixes and increased program stability

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Linux also affected by hole in Ralink's Wi-fi driver

Attackers can exploit the hole to crash a computer remotely or even inject and execute arbitrary code. Debian has released new packages for the rt2400, rt2500 and rt2570 chipsets

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Popular browsers continue to be vulnerable to clickjacking attacks - Updated

A demo shows that Google's Chrome browser is vulnerable to this type of attack. The demo also works with Firefox. Microsoft's anti-clickjacking feature in IE8 is essentially ineffective

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75,000 Euros awarded to open source businesses

The Open Source Business Foundation has awarded 75,000 Euros to open source businesses

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Nokia releases "Curse of Silence" SMS cure

Nokia has released SMS Cleaner for Nokia S60 3rd Edition (Initial or Feature Pack 1) based devices, which may have received a so called "Curse of Silence" SMS message

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Vulnerability found in FFmpeg library

A vulnerability has been found in FFmpeg that may be exploited by a (remote) attacker to execute arbitrary code

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Microsoft's CodePlex website traffic: 119 per cent growth

Microsoft has made the usage data public for it's open source project hosting website, CodePlex. 2008 traffic has grown by 119 per cent on the previous year

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