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Stop POODLE SSL (SSLv3 Vulnerability) Attacks on Apache

Author Alex T. SilversteinPosted on October 21, 2014Categories apache, linux administration, programming and development1 Comment on Stop POODLE SSL (SSLv3 Vulnerability) Attacks on Apache

Linux: How to Determine Cron-Execution-Time Environment Variable Values

Author Alex T. SilversteinPosted on June 18, 2013Categories linux administration, perl, programming and development, shell scripting1 Comment on Linux: How to Determine Cron-Execution-Time Environment Variable Values

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