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© November 2004 Tony Lawrence
Tue Nov 30 18:52:22 2004
Referencing: SCO Site Attacked Again
According to Netcraft, SCO runs Apache on Linux (though they have run BSD in the past), so I guess their being hacked isn't an ironic comment on their own OS security - though the fact that it is apparently running Linux is probably comment enough.
The people who did this are idiots. Activities like this don't help sell Linux to business.
Amusingly, in March 2011, SCO is apparently running their site on.. wait for it... SCO Unix!
Now THAT is a dumb thing to do! I wonder if the new owners (UnXis Group) will continue that foolishness long.
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