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OPENXTRA Add NetPort Serial to Ethernet Cable Adaptor to Network Tool Portfolio UK based Network and Server Room Monitoring Tools Provider OPENXTRA has added The NetPort Ethernet to RS232 Cable Adaptor to their current portfolio. June 23, 2005 -- The NetPort is a ‘plug-and-play’ Serial to Ethernet cable adaptor that will allow any device or machine with a serial port, such as network routers, meter readers, fire and security or monitoring systems, industrial control or legacy systems to become Network and Internet enabled in an instant. The NetPort adaptor has an in-built web server, allowing any device to which it is attached to be ‘contacted’ and monitored via an internet browser. A Configuration utility also means that the adaptor is easy to customise and at a price of just £94.95 offers considerable value for money. NetPort can be used for fire and security panels, remote IT management, Instrumentation and measurement, buildings and industrial control, handheld computing and many other applications. For more information visit www.openxtra.co.uk or contact Annie Johnson on 44 (0)1943 465918 Security World: New Book: "Fuzzing: Brute Force Vulnerability Discovery" Fuzzing has evolved into one of today’s most effective approaches to test software security. To “fuzz,” you attach a program’s inputs to a source of random data, and then systematically identify the f... Expectations Low For Asia's Top Security Summit (Reuters Via Yahoo! News) Southeast Asia hosts its annual security summit with world powers next week, with little expectation of revving up progress on North Korea in the absence of U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. American Internet: The Case Of The Suspicious Signups Microsoft And Ask Call For Heightened Internet Privacy (AFP) AFP - Microsoft and Internet search rival Ask.com are bolstering online privacy and calling for a tech industry summit devoted to that goal, they said Monday. Correction: Selling Security Info Story (AP) AP - In a July 23 story about researchers who sell information on computer security vulnerabilities, The Associated Press incorrectly spelled the surname of a VeriSign executive. His name is Ken Dunham, not Durham. Security World: HTTPS/SSL Content Filtering For SMB And Education Cymphonix announced the upcoming availability of Network Composer Version 8, the latest release of its award-winning secure web gateway appliance. The latest firmware introduces the ability to filter ... Lithuania Refuses Extradition To US For Cyber-crime Suspect (AFP) AFP - A Lithuanian court said Tuesday that it had rejected a US extradition request for a suspected cyber-criminal accused of defrauding online stores. Security World: Email Spam Attachments Decreasing BitDefender labs have determined that the number of spam messages sent to recipients with PDF attachments has recently decreased. Their researchers believe this decrease can be attributed to the relat...