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30.11.2025
for Exchange environments because it is based entirely on SMTP.
The solution supports all of the current Exchange versions, including Exchange Server 2010, relying on Bayesian filters, SPF scanning, its own
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30.11.2025
by a malicious third-party? In this context, the term data provenance [6] becomes extremely meaningful: It covers the origins of the piece of data and how it might have been modified, that is, who has viewed
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30.11.2025
and may warrant further manual auditing.
I know Coverity has been used on the Linux kernel before (prompting Linus Torvalds' often-mocked announcement with the release of the 2.6.11 kernel that "it's now
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30.11.2025
surprise that, when Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 was released, the currently available DISA STIGs were still based on RHEL4. Administrators will tend to work through the checklist manually in a process
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05.12.2014
Alchemy [5]. Phraseanet [1] has been available for download since 2010 under the GPLv3 via GitHub. We installed version 3.8. Before installing, admins should take a look at the documentation [6] to prepare
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16.05.2013
bus limit, but the performance advances of the latest SSDs require a speedier SATA 6Gbps interface – check your top bus speed before needlessly retrofitting an older system with a top-notch SSD
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14.11.2013
seemingly focusing on the commercial Bacula Enterprise Edition, which is not publicly developed.
In 2010, long-standing Bacula developer Marco van Wieringen thus started to maintain enhancements and code
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03.02.2012
be sure that the evidence is genuine and has not been injected by a malicious third-party? In this context, the term data provenance [6] becomes extremely meaningful: It covers the origins of the piece
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02.08.2021
in the next issue with a survey of network monitoring tools adopting in-terminal graphics [6]. Two years later, I revisit the subject to witness the impressive improvement of the state of the art taking place
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10.06.2015
, the encryption is very good if used correctly, the code is open source, and it follows the OpenPGP specification [5], which is also an IETF standard [6]. GPG was really designed as a command-line encryption tool
