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Intel recently issued updates for Centrino chipsets and it's family of PROSet drivers.

A number of bugs reported:
   - Malformed Frame Remote Code Execution
   - PROSet/Wireless Software Local Information Disclosure
   - Wireless Driver Malformed Frame Privilege Escalation

Check what drivers are vulnerable
support.intel.com/support/wireless/wlan/sb/cs-005905.htm

Anybody seen any proof-of-concept exploits ?

One thing - how secure is linux/unix kernel.
Just another - secure deployment of network services (Apache, PHP, xSQL, DNS, SMTP)

Hi !

Free firewalls outclass paid-for ones, test reveals ! Do you agree ?
That's just what John E. Dunn, from Techworld.com recently wrote
www.arnnet.com.au/index.php/id;159719021;fp;8;fpid;

As a beta-tester for Outpost firewall for a few years, I do can agree the latter has a lack of protection against leak tests.

Even before I read Mr. Dunn's review I've decided to give a try to freeware Comodo firewall (version 2.3.6.81 available from here - http://www.personalfirewall.comodo.com/license_registration.html
(To download software, you will have to register on their site. Activation code will be sent by e-mail)

Until then, I am fine with Comodo firewall. Just one minor inconvenience experienced: I've unintentionally blocked DNS requests sent from Firefox 2, had to turn off "Monitor DNS requests" option in Application Behaviour Analisys and then clear DNS cache with "ipconfig /flushdns"

Stay protected !