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The H news 19/02/2009

The H news 19/02/2009 www.h-online.com Overview of the news from the past 24 hours The H news World of Goo for Linux The Linux release of the game, World of Goo, has exceeded the developers expectations › Read article     MonoDevelop 2.0, beta 1 released The GNOME open source development environment MonoDevelop has reached its first beta of version 2.0 › Read article     Zend framework security fix may break applications The open source PHP framework has been updated and includes a fix to a security hole, but, upgraders beware, the fix may break some applications › Read article     Laptop facial recognition hacked A team of Vietnamese researchers has succeeded in hacking the facial recognition systems used in Lenovo, Asus and Toshiba laptops › Read article     New installation DVDs for Fedora The Fedora Unity project has made updated installation ISOs for Fedora 10, released in November, available to download › Read article     New exploit uses IE vulnerability A vulnerability in Internet Explorer can be exploited using an ActiveX control in a specially crafted Word document › Read article     DragonFly BSD 2.2 released The DragonFly BSD developers release version 2.2 and announce the HAMMER file system is "considered production ready" › Read article     Coverity diagrams 2500 open source projects Coverity has illustrated the internals of more than 2500 open source projects › Read article     Wyndham Hotels hacked A data breach last summer at a hotel that's part of the Wyndham Hotels and Resorts hotel chain has exposed guest names and credit card data › Read article     Busy Bees apologises for potential leak Busy Bees have apologised for the potential data leakage in their web system for managing childcare vouchers, confirming the site will stay closed until the system is replaced › Read article     The H Security news Zend framework security fix may break applications The open source PHP framework has been updated and includes a fix to a security hole, but, upgraders beware, the fix may break some applications › Read article     Laptop facial recognition hacked A team of Vietnamese researchers has succeeded in hacking the facial recognition systems used in Lenovo, Asus and Toshiba laptops › Read article     New exploit uses IE vulnerability A vulnerability in Internet Explorer can be exploited using an ActiveX control in a specially crafted Word document › Read article     Wyndham Hotels hacked A data breach last summer at a hotel that's part of the Wyndham Hotels and Resorts hotel chain has exposed guest names and credit card data › Read article     Busy Bees apologises for potential leak Busy Bees have apologised for the potential data leakage in their web system for managing childcare vouchers, confirming the site will stay closed until the system is replaced › Read article     The H Open Source news World of Goo for Linux The Linux release of the game, World of Goo, has exceeded the developers expectations › Read article     MonoDevelop 2.0, beta 1 released The GNOME open source development environment MonoDevelop has reached its first beta of version 2.0 › Read article     Zend framework security fix may break applications The open source PHP framework has been updated and includes a fix to a security hole, but, upgraders beware, the fix may break some applications › Read article     New installation DVDs for Fedora The Fedora Unity project has made updated installation ISOs for Fedora 10, released in November, available to download › Read article     DragonFly BSD 2.2 released The DragonFly BSD developers release version 2.2 and announce the HAMMER file system is "considered production ready" › Read article     Coverity diagrams 2500 open source projects Coverity has illustrated the internals of more than 2500 open source projects › Read article     The H Open Source feature HealthCheck: Samba Samba, the open source Windows networks interoperability package, may have started life in 1992 as "a bit of a hack" but its now in version 4 and still going strong › Read article     This newsletter is sent to in a multipart format. 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