SamuraiAlba | Good bacon to all! | 00:25 |
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rmg51 | Morning | 10:17 |
jedijf | yep | 11:26 |
teddy-dbear | Morning peoples, dogs, turkeys, hamsters and everything else | 13:11 |
InHisName | Hey SamuraiAlba, check this out: http://imgur.com/gallery/bHBax | 14:11 |
InHisName | SamuraiAlba: more bacon porn for you.... http://imgur.com/gallery/zM5G8 | 16:18 |
InHisName | This must be BACON week ! -- http://imgur.com/gallery/SU0wLG4 | 16:30 |
lazyPower | http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-m9ja_Na6zOk/UOWssHj3EsI/AAAAAAAAIMI/AEOjWYHeOuQ/s1600/bacon%2Beiffel%2Btower.jpg | 19:27 |
InHisName | Hoot Hoot ! | 19:32 |
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ChinnoDog | How secure is Ubuntu? Meaning, if I had an Ubuntu server on the Internet with valuable data on it how likely is it hackers can get in? | 21:56 |
pleia2 | depends on what you are running on it and whether you keep it updated | 21:57 |
pleia2 | an insecure app is insecure everywhere ;) | 21:57 |
ChinnoDog | True, but the amount of damage one can do by leveraging an insecure app can vary considerably. | 21:57 |
pleia2 | if your code is solid, have good security policy (don't allow password logins, don't run services you don't need) and you keep it updated it'll be fine | 21:58 |
ChinnoDog | Do issues ever occur in Linux where one can gain admin privilages from a non-admin account they way it has happened in Windows? | 21:59 |
pleia2 | of course | 21:59 |
pleia2 | when they are discovered they are typically security embargoed and then you should upgrade when they are announced, local exploits seem to be most common with kernel bugs | 22:00 |
pleia2 | things like setuid bugs have largely gone away in today's linux software though (pretty sure debian won't even allow it) | 22:01 |
ChinnoDog | hmm. Interesting. | 22:02 |
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