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IT contractor EDS has lost a hard drive containing Ministry of Defence data. According to press reports, the drive contained sensitive information on approximately 100,000 armed-forces personnel, plus 600,000 ...

Red Hat's recent server breach isn't the first time that a Linux distribution has been targeted by attackers, but it could be one of the most important attacks in terms of the recovery and mitigation processes.

Just about the most serious breach of security possible at an OS vendor happened to this company.

Red Hat confirmed Friday that hackers compromised infrastructure servers belonging to the company and the Fedora Project, including systems used to sign Fedora packages.

Well, I decided that before my Evolution inbox became too full to fit on one DVD, I’d like to try another Linux (Ubuntu based, still) distro: OZOS.

Once More Unto the Breach: "But I believe the most exciting business opportunity Bitrock brings to the table is the Network Service.

This week Bitrock will be unveiling the new version of the Network Service at the Open Source Business Conference..."