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How They Popped The Penguin: The Bash Attack And What It Means For Linux Data Security

LinuxSecurity.com: Data security is something that most people don’t want to think about. In our age of persistent connectivity, most data users, whether they are on a desktop, laptop or cell phone, connect to their data without thinking of the security risks of transmitting their data by connecting to a public network or an unsecured network of any kind.

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