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Bind Data to Windows Controls With Data Sources in Visual Studio 2005 - Level 200
White Papers Using data connectors and the data sources window in Visual Studio, you can bind user interface controls to data coming from a database, a custom business object, or a web service. Visual Studio 2005 and .NET 2.0 introduce a number of new...
[October 2, 2004, 0:00]
Secure your DNS - replace BIND
News If you're running BIND on Linux/UNIX for your DNS services, you're likely familiar with the potential security implications. Although BIND is an excellent choice for many organisations, those looking for a DNS server with security included from the...
[February 5, 2003, 9:32]
ISC confirms BIND vulnerabilities
News Confusion is rife about potential vulnerabilities in BIND, the most commonly used domain name server on the Internet, and experts are calling on the makers of the software to clarify the issue. Domain name servers are used to match domain names to...
[March 5, 2003, 10:52]
GPLv3 may not bind Microsoft
News The GPLv3 is trying to bind Microsoft accidentally," Lam-Beattie said. Microsoft should be able to extricate itself from the implications of the General Public License version 3, according to a leading Australian intellectual property lawyer.
[July 25, 2007, 9:40]
BIND bug opens domain name servers to attack
News CERT, an Internet security advisory service, on Tuesday warned that the flaw affects Domain Name System (DNS) servers running version 9 of Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) prior to version 9.2.1. Version 9.2.1 is BIND's current release.
[June 5, 2002, 15:11]
Apple fixes Bind exploit and Safari bugs
News Apple has released fixes for a zero-day security hole in its products caused by an underlying flaw in the Bind internet server standard. The Apple Bind patch addresses an issue that began being exploited in the wild last month, which could enable a...
[August 13, 2009, 16:16]
Using Bind Variables
White Papers A bind variable is a placeholder in a SQL command for a value that will be supplied at runtime by the application. Because one can change the value of the bind variable as many times as needed without changing the actual text of the SQL command...
[October 13, 2006, 1:00]
DNS and BIND: Security
White Papers In July 1997, during two periods of several days, users around the Internet who typed www.internic.net into their web browsers thinking they were going to the Inter-NIC's web site instead ended up at a web site belonging to the AlterNIC.
[October 10, 2007, 1:00]
MS, Amdahl to bind NT Server, mainframe know-how
News The pair will work together to provide host integration, Year 2000, messaging and other solutions that will cover an enterprise-wide span "from the data centre to the desktop". Also involved will be the DMR Consulting Group, Amdahl's professional...
[February 2, 1998, 15:20]
Migrating From Solaris 9 Enterprise on Sun Fire V440 With Bind 8.3.3 to Solaris 10 Enterprise on Dell PowerEdge R900 With Bind 9.3.5-P1
White Papers The Dell PowerEdge R900 is an excellent server for upgrading critical Domain Name Service (DNS) servers from BIND 8 running on Solaris 9 to BIND 9 running on Solaris 10. This Migration Guide reviews the approach that Principled Technologies (PT...
[August 7, 2009, 1:20]
SecureDNS
Downloads SecureDNS is an implementation of the ISC BIND 9.2.1 software that runs in what is known as a "chroot environment". BIND 9 also includes support for DNSSEC, which also adds to the security of the name server.
[February 26, 2003, 6:00]
MSDN Webcast: ADO.NET Step by Step (Part 11 of 16): Data-Binding in Windows Forms With the BindingSource Class (Level 200)
White Papers The presenter of this webcast discusses how to bind data to the Windows Forms. The presenters examine the underlying mechanisms that bind controls to ADO.NET data sources. Next, they take a look at the BindingSource class, new in ADO.NET version...
[August 28, 2007, 1:00]
Half of DNS servers vulnerable to attack
News The security of DNS continues to be an issue for network administrators, despite the availability of more secure DNS servers such as BIND 9, according to a survey released on Monday by network appliance company, Infoblox.
[November 20, 2007, 12:37]
MSDN Webcast: Windows Presentation Foundation Data Binding (Level 200)
White Papers This webcast illustrates how to use this impressive technology both to bind controls to each other, like having a scroll bar to control the size of a set of thumbnail images, and to bind a control to a data source.
[August 28, 2007, 1:00]
DNS servers 'vulnerable to attack'
News Kristensen added that Internet Systems Consortium strongly recommends against using 4.X and 8.X versions of BIND as forwarders. It should be noted that the 8.x and 4.x versions [of BIND] aren't vulnerable as such, but they were designed in a manner...
[October 25, 2005, 17:55]
Mac OS 10.5.5 packs plethora of security fixes
News The update upgrades users to Bind version 9.4.2-P2, which addresses performance issues associated with Bind version 9.4.2-P1. Bind Other fixes are updates to various open-source projects, including Bind, ClamAV, OpenSSH and Ruby.
[September 16, 2008, 16:26]
Why open-source DNS is 'internet's dirty little secret'
News Nominum is targeting these new services at enterprises and tier-two ISPs, the traditional heartland of open-source DNS in the form of Bind, or Berkeley Internet Name Domain software, widely considered to be the most commonly used DNS server on the...
[September 22, 2009, 14:35]
The latest top 10 Linux/Unix security holes
News Please note that the people who developed and support BIND are not really to blame for the many successful attacks. The fact that most Linux/UNIX versions ship with BIND is the reason for its widespread use, and every Linux/UNIX administrator needs...
[November 4, 2003, 11:10]
Linux/UNIX threats: SANS top 10
News The top Linux/UNIX threat continues to be the Internet's most popular DNS server software, BIND (Berkeley Internet Name Domain). Buffer overruns and cache poisoning are common attack vectors, and the various exploits mainly succeed because...
[November 22, 2004, 12:10]
