November 07, 2009
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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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Apache 2.2.14 Security Fixes

The Apache Software Foundation Monday released a new update to its Apache HTTP server.

Microsoft Plugs IIS FTP Hole

A Security Advisory issued late Tuesday from Redmond warns users of a critical zero-day flaw in the FTP capability of older versions IIS Web server software.

IIS Flaw Lets Web Server Be Taken Over

A hacker Monday posted code that makes it possible to take over a system running Microsoft IIS server.

Apache Updates to 2.2.13

A new Apache HTTP server release is out, fixing at least four security issues in the open source web server.

Why Chrome OS Will Fail and Google Will Not Take Over the World

OS Roundup: Much hype is building around Google's OS for the always-connected user on the go. Google's misread of its target market's needs, however, will likely be a shortcoming too big to overcome.

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