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Content World

Open source content management systems have an abundance of extensions scattered across the web. We compare the features of three CMSs against various consumer requirements.

Hats Off

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At the Red Hat Summit in San Francisco, Swapnil Bhartiya sat down with CTO Chris Wright to talk about his role at Red Hat and the future of Red Hat in new technologies.

IT Factory

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Making resources available through REST APIs breaks down the automation silos that cater to the different IT and development environments and sets up an application-centric automation approach.

Waking Up the Neighbors

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Take your performance tuning into the cloud with the top utility.

On the DVD

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The Fedora Project is sponsored by Red Hat as an incubator and proving ground for features that are eventually incorporated into Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

Tech News

Two New Variants of Spectre Discovered, SUSE Sold for $2.5 Billion, Sonic and Ultrasonic Signals Can Crash Your Hard Drive

Inventory

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Keeping track of hardware, software, and licenses is next to impossible in these days of BYOD and virtualization. Spiceworks Inventory solves the problem with a single, small executable full of open source software and a web browser.

Round Two

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The new version of the Ansible IT automation platform has a revised and faster engine and 200 new modules.

Under the Radar

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Classic security safeguards, like antivirus and firewall products, are imperative for system protection. To search proactively for network intruders, as well, Microsoft offers Advanced Threat Analytics – a tool that will help even less experienced admins.

Get Yours

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Cyber criminals don't need access to sensitive information to blackmail their victims. Simply encrypting everyday files can be enough to extort money from users, whose data is only unencrypted after they pay a ransom – and possibly not even then.

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