March 22, 2010
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At its core, a Web server sends static content to a Web browser by loading a file from a disk and sending it across the network to a user's Web browser. The browser and server communicate with each other using HTTP to mediate the exchange.

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Multiple Apache Web Server Flaws Patched

A handful of vulnerabilities in Apache Web server get fixed, including one flaw that impacts only Windows systems.

Apache SpamAssassin Version 3.3.0 Released

The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) has announced the first major code release from the Apache SpamAssassin Project since May 2007.

Microsoft Finds No Hole in IIS 6

After testing claims that IIS 6 is vulnerable to a zero-day attack, Microsoft declared the wild goose chase off.

Semicolon Bug Reveals IIS Vulnerability

A zero-day vulnerability in IIS revealed on Christmas day allows attackers to bypass file extension protections using a semicolon after an executable extension.

Apache Gets Traffic Server From Yahoo

Yahoo! has donated its Traffic Server software to the Apache Software Foundation as open source. Traffic Server is a high performance HTTP/1.1 caching proxy server Yahoo has used internally since acquiring its original developers, Inktomi, in 2002.

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