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06 February 2009

heise online news 06/02/2009


heise online news 06/02/2009
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Fedora 11 Alpha released

Leonidas goes forth to battle the testers, as Fedora 11 alpha is released

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Wikipedia offers print-on-demand

Wikipedia is now offering print-on-demand on the German language site, through PediaPress

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OpenOffice installs insecure version of Java

OpenOffice 3.0.1 installs an outdated and insecure version of Java 6, which can leave systems vulnerable

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Java updates all round

Java SE 6 update 12 and IcedTea6 1.4 have been released, with improved Java support for most platforms

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Cisco patches Wireless LAN Controllers

Cisco has reported that several vulnerabilities exist in Cisco Wireless LAN Controllers

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phpBB hacked, 400,000+ account details intercepted

The online open source bulletin board phpBB was taken offline on Sunday, following a security breach

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Parking tickets lead to malware

A novel new way to distribute malware, where a fake parking ticket on windscreens of cars leads victims to a malicious web site

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Sun promises continued Swinging

Sun has responded to worries from the community that they may be abandoning Java's Swing GUI framework

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MySQL founder leaves Sun

Monty Widenius has left Sun on good terms after failing to open up the development of MySQL to a wider community

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