"USENIX conferences are not to be missed. The meetings were open technically, had topics that were well-thought out and ultimately created an environment of serious discussion. It's a great privilege to be with over 900 of the best and the brightest of technology."
–George Rosamond,
Dæmon News, 07.04
"A respected computer users group has begun lobbying Congress to ignore arguments against open-source software made by Unix vendor The SCO Group."
–Robert McMillan,
InfoWorld, 02.27.04
"[T]he quality and quantity of thoughtful and innovative work being demonstrated at BSDCon is nothing short of astonishing."
–Michael W. Lucas,
Dæmon News, 09.03
"Large-scale systems must be secured from the bottom up with a layered approach of separately protecting the Internet, network system and site levels of activity, Akamai chief security architect Andrew Ellis said at the Usenix Security Symposium in Washington..."
–Warren's Washington Internet Daily,
08.07.03
"One of my favorite conferences of the year is coming up. It's the USENIX [Annual] Technical Conference....The great thing about USENIX is it's not only Linux and free software. People with deep knowledge of both free and proprietary software attend. The result is neither free software world domination hype nor proprietary FUD stand a chance in the blazing light of USENIX scrutiny."
–Don Marti, Editor in Chief, Linux Journal, 05.29.03
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Coverage of the USENIX-sponsored USACO Team at the 2004 IOI:
Coverage of the 13th USENIX Security Symposium:
Coverage of the 2004 Linux Kernel Developers Summit:
Coverage of the 2004 USENIX Annual Technical Conference:
- Review: USENIX Technical Conference—A Week in Boston
Unixreview.com, 07.04
- USENIX
Dæmon News, 07.04
- KDE at USENIX 2004 Annual Technical Conference
KDE.news, 07.29.04
- Google's Secret: Fast, Cheap and in the Driver's Seat
ADTmag.com, 07.14.04
- Enterprise Devices Feel Safe with Linux at the Core
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com, 07.13.04
- Security Experts Debate Danger of Computing Monoculture
eWeek, 07.12.04
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Free Certificate Authority Unveiled by Aussies
Slashdot, 07.02.04
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USENIX: Experts Debate Security through Diversity
Macworld, 07.01.04
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Geer, Charney Debate Threat of "Monoculture"
SearchSecurity.com, 07.01.04
- CAcert: Digital Certificates Become Free
O'Reilly Network, 06.30.04
- HP Labs Develops Spam ID System
PCWorld, 06.29.04
- USENIX: Monkey See, Monkey Do, Monkey Test Web Site Performance
Computerworld, 06.29.04
- Novell Pledges to Continue Close Ties to Linux Community
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com, 06.29.04
- USENIX: "Arms Race" Between Spammers, Spam Filters Under Way
Computerworld, 06.28.04
- Novell Scaling Back on Alternatives to Open-Source Software
NetworkWorldFusion, 06.28.04
Coverage of USENIX's Response to the SCO Controversy:
- USENIX President: Patent Challenges Will Invade Open Source Landscape
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com, 05.26.04
- USENIX President: Linux Needs Better Paper Trail
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com, 05.24.04
- User Group Hits Out at SCO
vnunet.com, 03.03.04
- SCO's 'Hypocrisy' Comes under Fire
ComputerWeekly.com, 03.01.04
- Computer User Group Blasts SCO 'Hypocrisy'
InfoWorld, 02.27.04
- Slashdot Coverage of USENIX Response to SCO
Slashdot.org, 02.27.04
- "USENIX Was Here Before SCO. USENIX Was Here Before Linux," Says USENIX Assoc Open Letter to Congress
Linux World, 02.27.04
- USENIX Board of Directors Writes Letter to Congress Refuting SCO's Letter
Groklaw, 02.27.04
- Usenix Group Disputes SCO Position on Open Source
Computerworld, 02.27.04
- Usenix Takes Free Software Campaign to Congress
PC Pro, 02.27.04
Coverage of SAGE:
Coverage of BSDCon '03:
Coverage of the 12th USENIX Security Symposium:
- DoS Attack Nothing New
Wi-Fi Networking News, 05.18.04
- Security Experts Give E-Voting a Thumbs-Down
Government Computer News, 08.18.03
- New Wi-Fi Weakness Exposed
Techworld, 08.08.03
- Computer Voting Viewed Skeptically
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 08.07.03
- Network Attacks Get Airing at USENIX Security Symposium
Cryptonomicon.net, 08.07.03
- Voting by Touch Has Weakness, Experts Say
Toledo Blade, 08.07.03
- Security Researchers Decry Electronic Voting Systems
Government Computer News, 08.07.03
- Wireless Network Attacks Get a Public Airing
Government Computer News, 08.06.03
- Consultant: Good Theory Behind DARPA's 'Terrorism Futures'
Government Computer News, 08.06.03
Coverage of the 2003 USENIX Annual Technical Conference:
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