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Finally Rootkit Hunter release 1.3.4 is here listing 4 additions, 8 changes and 9 bugfixes. Thanks to all contributors who made this release possible by providing code, submitting ideas, bugs, fixes, documentation, testing from CVS, helping out on the rkhunter-users mailing list and promoting Rootkit Hunter.
Even though it's a given by now, the project wouldn't be going anywhere without John Horne...
The team will be releasing RKH-1.3.2, which will fix aprox 10-ish bugs, RSN.
I thank all the contributors on our rkhunter-users mailing list and all who submitted bugs and patches to our bug tracker. I thank John again for his dedication and work on RKH and Aus9 for his work on the RKH Wiki page at LQ, documentation and persistence in general. I also like to thank the anonymous crowd that managed to D/L RKH from SF over the months. (I still find it weird that if you look below the...
"Ext3cow is an open-source, versioning file system based on ext3. It provides a time-shifting interface that allows a real-time and continuous view of the past. This allows users to access their file system as it appeared at any point in time. Ext3cow was designed as a platform for regulatory compliance, and has been used to implement secure deletion, authenticated encryption, and incremental authentication."
Some advantages of ext3cow:
- It does not pollute the...
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