Show Notes:

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Inside the Malware

• Security researcher Sherri Davidoff profiles the Blackhole exploit kit
• Walking us step by step through what the malware does once your computer is infected
• It starts with a simple phishing email, in this example just a plain email that says “Hi, as promised your photos.” with a link
• The unsuspecting user follows the link, and nothing much seems to happen and they continue about their day
• In actuality, their computer has not been infected with the Blackhole exploit kit
• A few days later, while visiting the website of their bank, the user is prompted by the page to verify their identity. Over a short period of time, the attack, using a man-in-the-browser attack, was able to gain:
  • The victim’s name
  • Phone number
  • Answers to security questions
  • RSA token
• The attacker then used this information to wire themselves $49,500 out of the victim’s bank account
• However, because this was a large corporate account, the bank requires a second person to authorize such a transfer
• The attacker used the MITB attack to ask the victim for the name of that second person, which the user entered
• The attacker then asked for the email address of the second person, however the user got suspicious, called the bank and the account was quickly frozen
• Once the blackhole exploit kit is installed on a computer, it loads updates and then continues to phone home once every 20 minutes, using a simple HTTP POST request
• The researcher also managed to capture a Man-In-The-Browser attack on video, when attempting to login to the BankofAmerica site, the infected computer injects a page after the user submits the login form, but before the information is actually sent to the bank
• The injected page claims that the bank does “not recognize” your computer and asks you for a number of details, including your debit card number, social security number, date of birth and mother’s maiden name
• These details are not sent to the bank, but rather to the attacker, who can use them later to drain your account
• In more sophisticated attacks using this technique, the attacker is actually communicating with your system live, in order to take advantage of the information as you enter it, such as passing on to the victim the secret questions they are prompted for when trying to send a wire transfer
• This also allows the attackers, in the situation where they are actively monitoring your computer when you are attempting to access your account, to take advantage of temporary information such as the output of your RSA security token

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Dedicated server provider Hetzner finds backdoor

• Administrators at Hetzner discovered a backdoor on their nagios monitoring server
• After further investigation, they discovered that their web interface for managing dedicated servers (called the Hetzner Robot) had also been infected
• This means some personal details of customers, including name, email address, phone number, hashed password, last 3 digits of credit card number, credit card type and expiration date
• The actual card number is never stored by Hetzner, it is passed directly to the payment processor who returns a unique token that is used to reference that card in the future
• However, customers using direct debit (debit note) from their bank account, may have been compromised. While the information is stored encrypted in the Hetzner database, the key may have been compromised
• Passwords were SHA256 hashed with a salt, but it does not sound like they used sha256crypt
• “The malicious code used in the “backdoor” exclusively infects the RAM. First
  analysis suggests that the malicious code directly infiltrates running Apache
  and sshd processes. Here, the infection neither modifies the binaries of the
  service which has been compromised, nor does it restart the service which has
  been affected.”
• Hetzner has hired an external security company to do a more indepth investigation
• English FAQ

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Feedback:

• MAC Filtering?

• FreeNAS as Storage for VMs… HOW?

• Using rsnapshot for backup?

• Apple’s Hidden Details

• Another Take on Passwords when Mobile

• Sharing a Real Life Bad Security Experience

BSDCan 2013 Videos:

• All Videos
• Allan Jude – Managing FreeBSD at Scale
• Paul Chvostek – Switching from Linux to FreeBSD
• Peter Hansteen – The Hail Mary Cloud And The Lessons Learned
• Pawel Jakub Dawidek – FreeBSD, Capsicum, GELI and ZFS as key components of a security appliance
• Kirk McKusick – An Overview of Security in the FreeBSD Kernel
• Shawn Webb – Runtime Process Infection Part 2

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Round Up:

• Lenovo opens heavily automated assembly plant in North Carolina
• 0 day exploit for Plesk puts more than 360,000 linux servers at risk, unknown if windows servers are affected. Exposes /usr/bin
• China says it is the USA’s fault that their weapons designs were stolen, “Even following the general principle of secret-keeping, it should not have been linked to the Internet,”
• Vint Cerf worries that we won’t be able to access historical data due to the cost of maintaining backwards compatibility
• NSA collecting phone records of millions of Verizon customers daily
• Google researcher releases a working exploit for the Windows Kernel bug he disclosed earlier
• Car thiefs may have a new device that unlocks many makes and models of vehicles
• Attackers use massive DDoS to mask exploit attack against EVE Online backend servers

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/17598/android-on-your-pc-in-depth-look/ Fri, 02 Mar 2012 18:54:42 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=17598 Find out how easy it is to install Ice Cream Sandwich on your PC , why you might want to do it, what you can do with it, and what hardware it runs best on!

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Find out how easy it is to install Ice Cream Sandwich on your PC, why you might want to do it, and what you can do with it! Plus an easy way to run Android in VirtualBox, and how to get Ethernet support under Android.

Plus in the show notes, Chris\’ shares his three easy steps to getting started!

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How to get started?

1. These are the officially supported devices, but Android-x86 should work on others too. An old list of supported devices / hardware can be found HERE.

Android-x86 4.0 has been tested / it should work on MSI 110W, Asus EeePC or some Asus laptops/tablets and Tegav2.

1. Download UNetbootin to flash the ISO image to a thumb drive. Or you can burn the ISO image to a CDROM.

2. Boot and enjoy! If you like it, reboot and select the install option.

A couple Android-x86 4.0 (ICS) tips:

• *When using it in VirtualBox, make sure you select \”Disable Mouse Integration\”
• *Disable screen autorotate from the Android-x86 settings, or else some application might rotate it for you (and that\’s quite annoying if your device doesn\’t support it)

Further Reading

• Android-x86 with VirtualBox support with Ethernet enabled
• Android-x86 4.0 RC1 Released
• Android-x86 – Porting Android to x86

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/16331/answers-for-everyone-techsnap-42/ Thu, 26 Jan 2012 20:40:12 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=16331 We’ve got the answer to life the universe and everything, plus why you need to get upset about ACTA, and patch your Linux Kernel. In this Q&A PACKED edition!

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Show Notes:

Dreamhost gets hacked, resets all customers’ passwords, has scale issues

• On January 19th, Dreamhost.com detected unauthorized activity in one of their databases
• It is unclear which databases were compromised, if they were dreamhost databases of customer data, or customer site databases
• Dreamhost uses separate passwords for their main web control panel, and individual user SSH and FTP accounts
• Dreamhost ran in to scale issues, where their centralized web control panel could not handle the volume of users logging in and attempting to change their shell passwords
• The fast forced password reset by DreamHost appears to have promptly ended the malicious activity
• Based on the urgency of the reset, there seem to be indications that DreamHost stores users’ passwords in plain text in one or more databases
• This assertion is further supported by the fact that they print passwords to confirmation screens and in emails
• Dreamhost also reset the passwords for all of their VPS customers

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Linux root exploit – when the fix makes it worse

• Linux kernel versions newer than 2.6.39 are susceptible to a root exploit that allowed writing to protected memory
• Prior to version 2.6.39 write access was prevent by an #ifdef, however this was deemed to be to weak, and was replaced by newer code
• The new security code that was to ensure that writes were only possible with the correct permissions, turned out to be inadequate and easily fooled
• Ubuntu has confirmed that an update for 11.10 has been released, users are advised to upgrade
• This issue does not effect Redhat Enterprise Linux 4 or 5, because this change was not backported. A new kernel package for RHEL 6 is now available
• Analysis
• Proof of Concept
• Proof of Concept for Android

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Feedback

Q: Tzvi asks how to best Monitor employee Internet usage?

A: There are a number of ways to monitor and restrict Internet access through a connection you control. A common suggestion is the use of a proxy server. The issue with this is that it requires configuration on each client machine and sometimes even each client application. This is a lot of work, and is not 100% successful. However, there is an option know as a ‘transparent proxy’. This is where the router/firewall, or some other machine that all traffic to the internet must pass through analyzes the traffic, and routes connections outbound for port 80 or 443 (HTTP and HTTPS respectively, and optional additional ports) through the proxy server, without any configuration required on the individual clients. Then, you can use the firewall to deny all traffic outbound that is not via the proxy.

This is relatively easy to setup, so much so that as part of the final exam in my Unix Security class, students had 2 hours to setup their machine as follows:

• Configure TCP/IP stack
• Download GPG and Class GPG Key
• Decrypt Exam Instructions
• Install Lynx w/ SSL support
• Install a class self-signed SSL certificate and the root certificate bundle to be trusted
• Install and configure Squid to block facebook with a custom error page
• Configure Lynx to use Squid
• Create a default deny firewall that only allows HTTP via squid and FTP to the class FTP server
• Access the college website and facebook (or rather the custom error page when attempting to access facebook)

While they had a little practice, and didn’t have to configure a transparent proxy, it is still are fairly straight forward procedure.

Instead of rolling your own, you can just drop in pfSense and follow these directions

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Q: Brett asks, what do you do after a compromise?

A: The very first thing you do after a compromise, is take a forensic image of the drive. A bit by bit copy, without ever writing or changing the disk in any way. You then pull that disk out and put it away for safe keeping. Do all of your analysis and forensics on copies of that first image (but no not modify it either, you don’t want to have to do another copy from the original). This way as you work on it, and things get modified or trashed, you do not disturb the original copy. You may need the original unmodified copy for legal proceedings, as the evidentiary value is lost if it is modified or tampered with in any way.

So your best bet, is to boot off of a live cd (not just any live cd, many try to be helpful and auto-mount every partition they find, use a forensics live cd that will not take any auction without you requesting it). Then use a tool like dd to image the drive to a file or another drive. You can then work off copies of that. This can also work for damaged disks, using command switches for dd such as conv=noerror,sync . Also using a blocksize of 1mb or so will speed up the process greatly.

You asked about tripwire and the like, the problem with TripWire is that you need to have been running it since before the incident, so it has a fingerprint database of what the files should look like, so it can detect what has changed. If you did not have tripwire setup and running before, while it may be possible to create a fingerprint database from a backup, it is not that useful.
The freebsd-update command includes an ‘IDS’ command, that compares all of the system files against the central fingerprint database used to update the OS, and provides quick and powerful protection against the modification of the system files, but it does not check any files installed my users or packages. The advantage to the freebsd-update IDS over tripwire is that it uses the FreeBSD Security Officers fingerprint database, rather than a locally maintained one that may have been modified as part of the system compromise. In college I wrote a paper on using Bacula as a network IDS, I’ll see if I can find it and post it on my blog at appfail.com.

• Ddrescue – GNU Project – Free Software Foundation (FSF)
• DEFT Linux – Computer Forensics live cd

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Q: Jono asks, VirtualBox vs. Bare to the metal VMs?

• Xen, KVM and VirtualBox are not bare metal, they requires a full linux host
• XenServer is similar to VMWare ESXi, in that it is bare metal. It uses a very stripped down version of CentOS and therefore far fewer resources than a full host. However XenServer is a commercial product (though there is a free version)
  +The advantage to XenServer over VMWare ESXi (both are commercial but free), is XenServer is supported by more open source management tools, such as OpenStack

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Q:Gene asks, IT Control is out of control, what can we users do?

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Q: Crshbndct asks, Remote SSH for Mum

• Managed DNS DynDNS
• Labs & Betas | LogMeIn

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Roundup

• The EU Signs Controversial ACTA Treaty
• Why are we not seeing nearly as much protest against ACTA like we did with SOPA/PIPA?
• Thousands march in Poland over Acta internet treaty
• ACTA
• Rogers found to be in violation of Canadian Net Neutrality rules, has until Feb 3rd to correct
• Nokia Subsidizing the Lumia 900 With MSFT Cash?
• reddit: January 2012 – State of the Servers
• Symantec: Anonymous stole source code, users should disable pcAnywhere

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/14312/thankful-for-open-source/ Sun, 27 Nov 2011 14:09:42 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=14312 We stand on the shoulders of giants of open source every single day. One episode out of the year we give thanks!

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The Linux Action Show! s19e07: We stand on the shoulders of giants of open source every single day. One episode out of the year we give thanks to those certain project and developers who’ve made a big impact on us!

Plus: Linux Mint 12 is released tune in to find out what’s new, open source gaming got a massive shot in the arm this week, we’ll give you the details, and biggest little Linux distribution in the world!

And so much more!

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-SHOW NOTES-

Runs Linux:

• The GameGadget, Runs Linux

Android Pick:

• ezPDF Reader big thanks to jasonjohnwells
• Android Picks so far thanks to Madjo in the IRC Chat room!

Universal Pick:

• ZevenOS

Picks so far. Thanks to Madjo!

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• Jupiter Broadcasting Gear

NEWS:

• Linux Mint 12, is OUT!
• Linux Mint signs a partnership with DuckDuckGo
• Pinguy OS Mini 11.10 Released!
• Doom 3 Source Released
  Carmack’s Reverse In Doom 3 Has Work-Around
• Welcoming The ioDoom3 Project
• New Kernel Patch Slashes Linux’s Power Appetite

Open Source Projects, We’re Thankful For:

Chris:

• Linux Mint related: Linux Mint Tops Popularity Charts
• KNOPPIX – Live Linux Filesystem On CD
• Samba
• squid : Optimising Web Delivery
• BackupPC: Open Source Backup to disk
• VLC – VideoLAN
• WordPress › Blog Tool and Publishing Platform
• Linus Torvalds and the Linux Kernel
• Dennis Ritchie
• Chris’ Google+ Thread with viewer’s choices

Allan:

• NGINX – Powerful and Efficient C10K Web server
• Varnish – Reverse Proxy Ram Cache
• PuTTy – SSH Client
• PHP – Web Scripting Language
• TortoiseSVN – Windows SVN Client
• Nagios – Network Monitoring and Alerting
• OpenBGPd – OpenBSD Implementation of the Border Gateway Protocol
• FFMpeg & libavcodec – Encode and Decode anything audio/video
• Webkit – Browser Rendering Engine
• Chromium

Randall:

• Wine – allows UNIX/Linux to run Microsoft Windows API calls to rum most windows applications as close to native as you can get for running windows applications on other OSs.
• OpenSSH Just pure awesome no words can explain how awesome this is.
• GNOME – A opensource Window Manager/Desktop for UNIX/Linux OS’s
• SDL – Simple DirectMedia Layer is a cross-platform multimedia library designed to provide low level access to audio, keyboard, mouse, joystick, 3D hardware via OpenGL
• VirtualBox – VirtualBox is a powerful x86 and AMD64/Intel64 virtualization product
• Samba Samba is CIFS/SMB File/Print server that can be used cross platform.

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/13091/feedback-errata-1-las-s19e02/ Sun, 23 Oct 2011 14:06:41 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=13091 Powered by your feedback, we cover your ideas, suggestions and correct a few mistakes! We fire up our ACTION camp stoves and pitch a tent!

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The big show covers a lot of epic ground, this week, we fire up our ACTION camp stoves and pitch a tent! Powered by your feedback, we cover your ideas, suggestions and correct a few mistakes!

Plus: The DoD thinks Open Source is ready for duty, we look back at Ubuntu’s 7 years, and fire the ACTION cannon at ZDNet’s latest Linux link bait!

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Show Notes:

Runs Linux:

• 2012 Cadillacs, Run Linux

Android Pick:

• Marvel Comics
• Android Picks so far thanks to Madjo in the IRC Chat room!

Universal Pick:

• MegaGlest – The Free and Open Source 3D Real-Time Strategy Game
• 5 Open Source Games Come Together to Form ‘Free Game Alliance’

Picks so far. Thanks to Madjo!

Check out the new SciByte:

• SciByte: Episode 17

Linux Action Show Subreddit

• Linux Action Show Subreddit

News:

• Is Open Source Up to Par? Just Ask the DoD
• Mint 12 will continue to support the traditional Gnome 2 desktop. It will also adopt Gnome 3.2.
• Ubuntu’s 7th Birthday
• Google Developer indicates that Android 4.0 source code will be released once it is available on devices. Android 2.3 source code is available again after the move away from kernel.org
• openSUSE 12.1 running late
• Desura Linux – Beta launch news
• How-To: Desura (beta)
• FreeBSD 9.0-RC1 finally released
• Why I’ve finally had it with my Linux server and I’m moving back to Windows
  Follow up: Linux servers work just fine
• Author Bio:

David Gewirtz

He worked on a project called Frontier Kernel, he added sqlite and mysql support to it. So he is a “kernel” developer, but in the larger context of OS kernel development.

Errata & Feedback:

• Felix Albrecht – Just saw your review and liked it a lot (more action like back in the days ;P), but you complained about two points which are not correct (or I misunderstood)
• if you configure backup, there is an option ready to backup directly to your UbuntuOne storage
• in the Ubuntu Software Center, there is an option under File -> “Sync between computers” to sync your installed applications between your computers using UbuntuOne
• Jupiter Colony is a steaming pile of dog crap! Looking for someone to run it for us and make it more respectable!
• From where i can find really old LAS podcasts?
• Make ubuntu gnome3 look more like gnome2 (erroneously said allowed gnome2)
• 7 Best GNOME Shell Extensions, Install in Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric via PPA
• VirtualBox: There are no longer a open source and proprietary version. There is only the GPL version which can be extended by an optional proprietary plugin. See https://www.virtualbox.org/wik…
• VirtualBox correction In short: You can use the version from your distro repo and just download the extension file if you need the extra features.

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/12691/virtualbox-pros-and-beginners-las-s18e10/ Sat, 08 Oct 2011 21:09:42 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=12691 VirtualBox is a power house Virtualization wizard! We’ll show you how to get off the ground, and how to pull tricks so fancy you’ll be the hit of the party!

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VirtualBox is a power house Virtualization wizard! We’ll show you how to get off the ground, and how to pull tricks so fancy you’ll be the hit of the party!

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Episode Show Notes:

Runs Linux:

Juniper’s Junosphere Lab, Runs Linux


Android Pick:

• 1980s TV Trivia
• Android Picks so far thanks to Madjo in the IRC Chat room!

Universal Pick:

• PlayTerm – Replay your Terminal Recordings Online!
• Picks so far

Should LAS go Season less? RESULTS:

• Yes! 49.43%
• No! 35.63%
• Flip a coin! 14.94%

Linux Action Show Subreddit

• Linux Action Show Subreddit

News:

• HTC acknowledges security vulnerability, patch already in development
• Red Hat Acquiring Cloud Storage Company Gluster – Slashdot
• OpenStack spinning off from RackSpace
• Linux Tablet Will Be Fully Open Source
• Native Netflix Client Coming to Linux ‘In The Next 12 Months’
• Kernel.org is back [LWN.net]
• The Humble Frozen Results

VirtualBox

• Can you run virtualbox headless?
• VBoxHeadless
• USB device to virtualbox?
• VirtualBox/USB – Community Ubuntu Documentation
• How to enable USB support in Virtualbox
• Virtual adapters and bridges.
• Remote desktop feature of Virtual box. Is there a client?
• Can VBox run off a physical device instead of a vhd

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/11998/ubuntu-11-10-preview-las-s18e06/ Sun, 11 Sep 2011 15:15:31 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=11998 It’s our preview look at Ubuntu 11.10. Are they are on the right course? Or is this release turning into another disaster? We find out!

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The security breach that rocked Linux to it’s core has expanded, and we cover the breaking details.

Then – It’s our preview look at Ubuntu 11.10. Are they are on the right course? Or is this release turning into another disaster? We find out!

All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

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Episode Show Notes:

Runs Linux:

Marcos Garcia software enables entire Industries, to Run Linux!


• More Info
• Short video

Android Pick:

• Linux Commands
• Android Picks so far thanks to Madjo in the IRC Chat room!

Linux Pick:

• Community Hack Allows Linux/Wine users to experience OnLive

• Linux App Picks so far. Thanks to Madjo!

BSD Pick:

• Many computer systems around the world have been possessed by penguins; some have even been possessed by dead rats. In light of this, it is desirable to exorcise these evil spirits, and replace them with a nice, friendly daemon
• More to the point, there are a number of dedicated server hosting companies which only offer Linux; being able to remotely replace Linux with FreeBSD makes the offerings from these companies available to those who want to run FreeBSD.

News:

• Security breach on Linux.com, LinuxFoundation.org
• ‘Lightworks’ To Land On Linux In December
• Google: Make source code available after innovation is complete
  
• Google sells patents to HTC to fight Apple suit
• Larry meets Larry to talk tons of money
• Benchmarks suggest that FreeBSD’s Linuxulator may be faster at Linux gaming than the real Linux kernel
• Linus Torvalds And Github
• Haiku Gains Early VirtualBox Guest Addition Drivers

Ubuntu 11.10 Preview:

• Uses Linux v3.0.3 and has [other goodies](OneiricOcelot/TechnicalOverview – Ubuntu Wiki too!
• The Nasty Battery Power Usage On Ubuntu 11.10
• Bug #818830 Sandy Bridge serious power regression from kernel 3.0.0–6 to 3.0.0–7
• Huge power regression in kernel 3.x on Sandy Bridge laptops
• Download the Daily Ubuntu 11.10 daily Build
• Power Usage Unity, Unity 2D & GNOME Shell

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/10556/media-centers-pt1-las-s17e09/ Sun, 24 Jul 2011 13:33:57 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=10556 We kick of an ACTION round-up of Linux’s best Media Center projects!

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You’ve requested and we deliver! We kick of an ACTION round-up of Linux’s best Media Center projects!

AND Find out Oracle’s latest greedy moves, and the funny surprise Chris found inside the new Linux 3.0 Kernel!

Plus so much more!

All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

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Episode Show Notes:

Runs Linux:

Roku’s Latest boxes, run Linux!

Android Pick:

• Switch
• Switch Review
• Android Picks so far thanks to Madjo in the IRC Chat room!

News:

• Linux Kernel 3.0 Released, Adds Support for Microsoft Kinect
• A Linux Distro From the US Department of Defense A review
• Oracle Introduces Oracle VM VirtualBox 4.1
• Oracle buys K-Splice (No-Reboot Kernel Patcher), drops support for Redhat, CentOS, SUSE
• Wine 1.3.25 Presents Rewritten Audio Support
• New Release: 0 A.D. Alpha 6 Fortuna

XBMC

• Installing XBMC for Linux
• XBMC In the FreeBSD Ports Tree
• Ubuntu Natty 11.04 can’t find PPA – XBMC Community Forum
• Jupiter Broadcasting Plugin for XBMC

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/10141/aros-broadway-las-s17e07/ Sat, 09 Jul 2011 20:02:17 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=10141 Find out about a complete open source implementation of AmigaOS! Plus why Toyota is betting on Linux, and Microsoft’s new Chrome OS tax strategy!

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When the Linux Action Show thinks outside the box, we think WAAAY OUT! Find out about a complete open source implementation of AmigaOS!

PLUS why Toyota is betting on Linux, and Microsoft’s new Chrome OS tax strategy!

All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

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Episode Show Notes:

Runs Linux:
Motorola Xoom, runs Linux‬‏ – Debian!

Android Pick:
Paint Commander
Android Picks so far, thanks to Madjo in the IRC Chat room
https://bit.ly/LASAndroidPicks

Linux Pick:
VirtualBox
Linux App Picks so far. Thanks to Madjo!

NEWS:
Toyota Joins Linux Foundation
Microsoft now pursuing Chrome OS patent license deals
Microsoft seeking royalties from Samsung potentially worth $200 million a year
Introducing Update Packs in Linux Mint Debian
Novacut Pro Video Editor by Novacut Team — Kickstarter
Could You Do Linus’ Job?
Illumination Software Creator adds WebOS, HTML5

AROS Broadway:
Goal: create an open source OS as compatible as possible to AmigaOS 3.1, but which can be ported to various CPUs: x86, 68k; PowerPC, Alpha, SPARC, MIPS.

AROS Broadway homepage
AROS Blog
AROS Research Operating System – Wikipedia

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/9946/webos-3-0-in-depth-las-s17e06/ Sun, 03 Jul 2011 15:34:59 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=9946 We’ve got our hands on the latest edition of WebOS and we go in-depth! Plus find out why your Linux box uses so much POWER!

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We’ve got our hands on the latest edition of WebOS and we go in-depth!

Then – Find out why VirtualBox has pulled ahead of the pack, and why your Linux box uses so much POWER!

All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

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Episode Show Notes:

Runs Linux:

The HP TouchPad, runs Linux

GoDaddy.com adopts Linux Professional Institute Certification

Android Pick:

Ubuntu One Files App for Android

Android Picks so far, thanks to Madjo in the IRC Chat room
https://bit.ly/LASAndroidPicks

Linux Pick:

DOSBox

Linux App Picks so far. Thanks to Madjo!

NEWS:

Facebook bans KDE’s photo uploader; all uploaded content inaccessible.

VirtualBox 4.0.10 is OUT, improves Gnome 3 Support

Synaptic Dropped From Ubuntu 11.10

Nailing the Cause of Recent Linux Power Issues

the nD a new gaming handheld, Runs Linux

Two new Ubuntu-powered Tablets

WebOS 3.0 PREVIEW:
Download the SDK
WordPress for the TouchPad
Review: HP TouchPad [part 1]
TouchPad Unboxing
HP TouchPad Videos

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