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• Mozilla's Plugin Checker Now Supports Rival Browsers

  In an effort to boost security across the Web, Mozilla is extending its service for verifying plugins to competing browsers, although some questions remain.

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• CommVault Moves Data Storage to the Cloud

  Storage management and backup software vendor CommVault is giving its Simpana software new cloud storage capabilities.

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• Easy Samba Setup

  <b>Linux.com:</b> "This time around I'll focus more on Samba and how it is installed and configured to allow for the sharing of files and folders. For this article, we will look at the smb.conf configuration file and how it is set up and how to create new shares and even share printers."

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• Black Market Spawns Cyber Crime for Dummies

  New study from PandaLabs pins the escalating severity of attacks carried out by relatively unskilled hackers on a thriving black market offering ready-made tools.

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• Linux / UNIX: Encrypt Backup Tape Using Tar &amp; OpenSSL

  <b>Cyberciti:</b> "How do I make sure only authorized person access my backups stored on the tape drives (DAT, DLT, LTO-4 etc) under Linux or UNIX operating systems? How do I backup /array22/vol4/home/ to /dev/rmt/5mn or /dev/st0 in encrypted mode?"

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• X.Org Project Has Five New Summer Projects

  <b>Phoronix:</b> "Back in March we talked about the possible X.Org projects this year during Google's Summer of Code, for which X.Org is a veteran participant (in the past items like the ATI R300 Gallium3D driver and generic GPU video decoding have been tackled), but the list of accepted projects for this summer have now been announced."

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• Transforming Your Software Product Into a Service

  This white paper covers the basics of setting up a software as a service application.

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• Software Research Promises Faster Apps

  A new memory management approach improves parallelism on multi-core systems and reduces the overhead from security checks.

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• Alexandria Project: Chapter 16: You Want Aliens With That?

  <b>Standards Blog:</b> "Frank stepped out of the dark, moonless night of the Nevada desert and into the bright light of the bar, restaurant and motel that was the Little A'Le'Inn."

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• Open Irony: Microsoft Creates/Sponsors OpenMainframe.org to Attack GNU/Linux

  <b>Boycott Novell:</b> "Summary: War is peace and Microsoft is the new &#8220;open&#8221;; Details on the latest attack of Microsoft against GNU/Linux, using proxies"

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• 7 IBM DB2 Tips Learned at IDUG

  Rebecca Bond returns from an IDUG Conference with some short, compact knowledge bits that return big results. These quick tips and fixes make great additions to any database administrator's toolbox.

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• Keeping Pace with Data Encryption Laws

  States are passing more and more data security laws, the US Senate and the House have bills meandering through Congress, securing personal information and encrypting that data is no longer optional.

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• The viability of open source forking

  <b>InfoWorld:</b> "Source code availability is a central factor in establishing trust in the open source community, as knowledge that the source is available can often allay fears about the future of a particular open source project or product. And yet, this trust can often be overstated."

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• Report: 5 Open Source Wi-Fi Hotspot Solutions

  Linux and open source rule the wireless hotspot world, and Eric Geier has rounded up five excellent, feature-packed open source wireless hotspots for us.

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• Report: Where is Mozilla Ubiquity?

  One of the most interesting Mozilla Labs projects has now stagnated. Is the project dead? Does it have a future? The Mozilla developer who led the project tells all.

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• Security and Unified Communications

  Our colleagues at EnterpriseVoIPPlanet.com consider the security implications of privacy compliance.

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• How To Use Photoshop Plugins On Linux

  <b>Ghabuntu:</b> "On Linux, the Gimp has its own collection of plugins and scripts, but to satisfy the folks who look down upon Linux and Gimp, I will present not one but two ways to do the work of Photoshop plugins in Linux."

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• The Price of that Tech Gear Is ... Wrong!

  <b>Datamation:</b> "It shouldn't be so hard to get a price - my motto is that the harder it takes to find out pricing, the less motivated customers are going to be to buy it."

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• Botnets Keep Spam Volume High: Google

  <b>eSecurityPlanet:</b> "Botnets cranked out more spam and larger individual files containing spam in the first quarter of this year, according to the latest report from Postini, Google's e-mail filtering and security service."

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• Open source and the Morevna project

  <b>LWN.net:</b> "Konstatin Dmitriev's Morevna Project is to 2-D animation what the Blender Foundation's Open movie projects have been for 3-D. The goal is to produce a production-quality, full-length animated feature, using only open source software, and license the source content and final product under free, re-use-friendly terms."

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• Botnets Keep Spam Volume High: Google

  Despite improved security software applications and greater consumer awareness, Google's Postini said total spam volume increased six percent in the first quarter of 2010.

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• Top 10 Tools for a Mobile Office

  With the summer vacation season coming, now's the time to get your mobile apps, mobile tools and mobile devices together.

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• Top 10 Tools for a Mobile Office

  With the summer vacation season coming, now's the time to get your mobile apps, mobile tools and mobile devices together.

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• The Defensive Patent License makes patents less evil for open source

  <b>Network World: </b>"Two law professors from UC Berkeley have come up with a novel idea to protect open source developers from patent bullies. They call it the Defensive Patent License. They hope the DPL can address the objections FOSS developers have with patents the way the GPL addressed them for copyright."

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• Avira AntiVir Personal

  Short on looks and speed, but the combination of free scanner, updates, and support is hard to beat

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