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Submission + - Prior art in Barracude-Trend Micro lawsuit

Joe Barr writes: Bruce Byfield reports at Linux.com that a Swedish developer, Goran Fransson, has "given a deposition in the Barracuda-Trend Micro case that appears to seriously undermine Trend Micro's patent on gateway virus scanning." Gransson has cobbled together a product sold by Ten Four, the company he worked for at the time, to prove that it provided gateway virus scanning in 1995. If you were — or worked for — a Ten Four customer at the time, you might be able to help Barracude prove that Trend Micro's case ignores prior art.
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Submission + - Fork the Linux kernel? (linux.com)

Joe Barr writes: "Fork the kernel? Are you crazy? A blog entry on InfoWorld.com urged the Linux community to fork the kernel into desktop and server versions because, according to the author, all Linus Torvalds cares about is big iron. Sorry, but that's both wrong and stupid. Here's why."

Feed Newsforge: Information sharing at the NSA (video) (linux.com)

The topic of information sharing among US intelligence agencies, the FBI, and other federal agencies has attracted attention since 9/11. At Defcon XV, I had the opportunity to ask Tony Sager, chief of the National Security Agency's Vulnerability Analysis and Operations Group, about information sharing within the agency.

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