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March 2, 2010
Episode 0x22: Some of What You Need to Know About Trademarks
Karen and Bradley discuss some basic issues regarding trademarks for Free Software projects.
SFLC Blog
March 5, 2010
Ok, Be Afraid if Someone's Got a Voltmeter Hooked to Your CPU
I was this morning greeted
with news
from many
places that OpenSSL, one of the
most common FLOSS software libraries used for cryptography, was
somehow severely vulnerable
.
Posted by Bradley M. Kuhn