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FBI chief Mueller lied to Senate about key-logging. Off to a great start [The Register]
Trophie 1.01. A daemon which uses TrendMicro libvsapi for virus scanning. [freshmeat.net]
I found a great resource for someone like me who knows how to design a software product and get it built, but doesn’t know the first thing about marketing it. Luckily I found Rick Chapman. We arranged for a quick book swap — I sent him a copy of UI for Programmers, and he sent me a copy of his book, The Product Marketing Handbook for Software. I read the whole book in one weekend. This book is fantastic. It’s the education you would receive if you captured a veteran of channel marketing and gave him a truth drug. Hours of nonstop, extremely useful info. What’s a SPIF? Do you need a UPC? How do you get into the channel? Should you bother? What kind of deals will you have to cut to get retailers to stock and promote your software? It’s a complete braindump covering just about everything you should know if you’re thinking of creating shrink-wrap software. Priceless.
There’s a web site that goes along with it called SoftwareMarketSolution.com (I know, that’s a mouthful.) Check it out, it’s the Joel On Software of marketing.
[Joel on Software]IPTables-tutorial 1.0.4. A tutorial which explains how to install and set up iptables and netfilters. [freshmeat.net]
MS Sends Listbot to the Heap. Wired News Aug 6 2001 5:44AM ET [Tech latest]
The Man Who Debunks Virus Myths. Rob Rosenberger runs a website that rails against the hysteria surrounding Internet diseases. He’s funny, biting, takes no prisoners, and has top CIA security clearance to boot. By Michelle Delio. [Wired News]
VNUNet.com: Sun’s rising star enters Microsoft space
Though they initially picked up StarOffice as a budget stop-gap, the Central Scotland Police say Microsoft’s licensing will cost too much and that they hope to do away with Microsoft altogether.
A breakthrough new security technology?. ZDNet Jul 29 2001 9:39PM ET
OKENA, a new company co-founded by Shaun McConnon, who founded Raptor Systems (now part of Symantec), recently introduced an innovative, proactive intrusion detection and prevention product that started shipping on April 1. StormWatch is smart enough to understand how applications should behave, and tough enough to prevent them from being led astray by wily hackers.
Security a victim of mismanagement. ZDNet Jul 26 2001 1:49PM ET [Computer security news]