Jabber is geting more and more attention these days – as most freemail providers provide it also as a chat protocol and integration into different web software advances I tend to think that it might become THE internet protocol. Why is that? Well it allows communication between desktop applications and server applications. It also allows [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘security’
2008/03/10
Verification
Just got an idea of what makes upcoming applications important – its about “verification” and trust. Just like the nice video about the older term “trusted computing. Everything that is happening in the web are actions or interactions. Exchange of informations, tasks, savong of data, recalling of information. We need to trust our storage media [...]
2007/11/28
OpenBSD vs. Linux
I still haven tried other BSDs. Why you may ask did I start with OpenBSD? It all started with the problem that I had an old Fedora Core 4 which was really unstable (kernel panics). I then installed OpenBSD back in July 2007 . The interesting result was: Although I did not know much about [...]
2007/11/26
OpenBSD security on the flow…
People who read this blog know I somehow like OpenBSD for some reasons. One passage in the FAQ I just read strike me as its what I also think:
In fact, as our hope is to continually improve OpenBSD, the goal is that -current should be more reliable, more secure, and of course, have greater features [...]
