Free and/or Open Source projects are about sharing and learning from others as well. An inspiring example is Lydias proposal of a Social Media Guide [1], giving an practical introduction. Have a look at it, read and learn about social media and get inspired for the benefit of CAcert and the Free and/or Open Source Community.
Download:
[1] http://www.lydiapintscher.de/whitepapers/Social_Media_Guide_For_Free_Software_Projects.pdf
auch dieses Jahr findet der Linuxtag statt. Dieses Jahr in Wiesbaden.
Wir nehmen diese Messeveranstaltung einmal zum Anlass um zum 1. Deutschen CAcert Assurer Treffen aufzurufen. Hier können sich CAcert Assurer austauschen, von Ihren Assurances berichten oder auch Fragen stellen und ggf. klären und zukünftige Assurances ggf. planen oder sich einfach näher kennenlernen.
Man trifft sich also am Samstag, den 6. Mai 2006 am CAcert Stand ab ca. 10Uhr. Näheres wird dann vorher hier noch bekannt gegeben.
October 21/22 2005: A team of super assurers will be present at the Berlinux 2005, the biggest Linux and open source conference in Berlin. We will have our own booth so look for the CAcert logo. Information about the planned program can be found at www.berlinux.org
The following was posted to the bugtraq mailing list:
Dear security community and Oracle users,
Many of my customers run Oracle. Much of the U.K. Critical National Infrastructure relies on Oracle; indeed this is true for many other countries as well. I know that there’s a lot of private information about me stored in Oracle databases out there. I have good reason, like most of us, to be concerned about Oracle security; I want Oracle to be secure because, in a very real way, it helps maintain my own personal security. As such, I am writing this open letter.Extract from interview between Mary Ann Davidson and IDG
IDGNS: “What other advice do you have for customers on security?”
Davidson: “Push your vendor to tell you how they build their software and ask them if they train people on secure coding practices. ”
Now some context has been put in place I can continue.