Linux Magazine - Back Issue #137

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Security

Learn how to destroy data so it can never be recovered, study the latest in intrusion detection systems, and take an advanced course in GNU Privacy Guard.

Cover Stories:

Data Destruction Techniques : Simple tools and CLI utilities wipe out files, symbolic links, and entire disks.
Suricata : The Suricata IDS leverages the GPU to protect your fast networks.
GPG : Protect your documents and mail with GNU Privacy Guard. We take an advanced look at GPG security and encryption techniques.

DVD Theme: Knoppix 7.0 Live distro in 32- and 64-bit options

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Table of Contents
Comment: Who Owns It?
On the DVD: Knoppix 7.0
News
Tech Tools
Maté and Cinnamon: Backlash against Gnome 3 put these desktops front and center.
Synchronizing Browser Settings: Sync settings between all your computers and mobile devices.
The State of Gnome 3: Gnome 3 shook up the desktop; see what v3.2 brings to the table.
Anonymous: Take a peek at how this hacktivist group uses the Internet for social disobedience.
UPnP: Stream music and video on the LAN with these Linux UPnP tools.
Ask Klaus! Answers to your Linux questions.
Microdata and Microformats: Make your web pages smarter.
Charly: – w3af: Pen test your website.
Security Lessons: – SSL: Beyond trust in CAs.
Ggplot2: Create elegant plots with this R add-on.
Perl – Cut and Paste: Cut-and-paste isn’t always cut-and-dry; Perl can help.
Workspace – Using Git: Flashbake and gitk help you use the Git version control system to manage that next great novel.
Recutils: Manage your data the easy way with this handy text file database.
Command Line – Scrot: The command line gives you control of screenshots.
Doghouse – Open Source Plumbing: The DIYer can thank goodness for open source plumbing!
Kernel News: Zack reports on specified PIDs, boot-time speedup, and the 80-character line.