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  • * Clean, secure, and manageable deployment of multiple server applications to a single serv * Coding and code reviews
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  • ...rdinate efforts related to different means to confine (which means achieve secure process, data and account isolation and protection but also mitigate privil The [[Security]] SIG has goals of developing secure-coding (and other) training, code audits, and working with security vulnerabilitie
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  • .... You also should find some like-minded people on the <code>#fedora-summer-coding</code> IRC channel. * Learning how secure provisioning works
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  • ...bilization copr] if not using the test day image. (koji is recommended for secure boot users). ...ef>lmbench3 & Performance All passed 'NEVERSTOPLEARNING= "#For the good of coding</ref>
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  • ...eys, details on Red Hat opening up the Fedora Students Contributing/Summer Coding program to greater involvement from the community, and coverage of the late ...ute new PGP/GPG keys. "It is ridiculous that an organization supposedly as secure as CERT can have such poor distribution mechanisms for alerting users of th
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  • The [[Security]] SIG has goals of developing secure-coding (and other) training, code audits, and working with security vulnerabilitie
    0 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 12:50, 28 May 2020
  • ...m such as the one provided by PHP Sessions. The implementation needs to be secure and should cache user data between page loads of a session. These are coding projects that benefit end users of the Linux desktop.
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  • ...them to accomplish every day personal and work-related tasks in a safe and secure manner, presenting them with a selection of the best-of-the-best free and o ...ages" or "number of committers" or "lines of code" or "tickets closed" for coding. Now, keep in mind that my background is in engineering, not in marketing..
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  • ...bilization copr] if not using the test day image. (koji is recommended for secure boot users). ...no issues. Allocated 4 core (AMD 3700x) and 4G of ram. Tasks have included coding and compiling in Golang, browsing the internet and watching videos from var
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  • ...articipate in Summer Coding'' - I have just found out about event [[Summer Coding 2010]]. It would be great if we could create a few ideas for summer student #: During Fedora 13, [[User:pfrields|pfrields]] was able to secure funding to reward several key QA contributors.
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  • * Find a secure way to authenticate with IRC services without storing RAW passwords. These are coding projects that benefit end users of the Linux desktop.
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  • ...think users need to be free to do what they want but they also need to be secure. making certain devices world writable by default as Ubuntu does just to ge ...on internet connected systems. But if the user is running his device on a secure network, he should be free to enable rsh and offer his rootfs via nfs to *(
    95 KB (12,907 words) - 08:50, 18 September 2016
  • ...hat doesn't actually make you more secure, it makes you think you are more secure. The ''Wednesday Why'' article[1] took a look at the colour-coding capabilities of GNU 'ls' and Fedora's default configuration of these featur
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  • BuildRequires: golang(golang.org/x/text/secure/bidirule) ...state), lag (the software is only deployed a long time after you finished coding it, in old feature-poor versions, that are never updated afterwards). Failu
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  • ...ng things) and will have a distribution that is a lot more intuitive, more secure, and which has better self-healing capability. ...lls using Fedora without problems. And maybe one of them is the next Linux coding superstar, who knows?
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  • ...| <p>KeePassXC is an application for people with extremely high demands on secure personal data management. It has a light interface, is cross-platform and p ...oMachine NX / FreeNX), XDMCP (X Display Manager Control Protocol) and SSH (Secure Shell / Open SSH).</p><p>External plugins are also supported to add new pro
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