Best of Talk (Weekend, 5/10/03 - 5/11/03)

 
May 09, 2003
by Dina Hess

Title: Don't Knock SVG
Date: 05/10/03      9 Posts
Summary: In the aftermath of Royale's announcement, we are reminded that SVG, which "uses XML data to describe vector graphics," is still pretty amazing...and it's based on open standards. Interested? Locate a handful of SVG resources here.
 
Title: SOT: Server-Side Security
Date: 05/10/03      14 Posts
Summary: Viruses are not usually a threat on a production server unless file uploads and downloads are permitted. Even then, a virus can only infect a system if it is executed by an application, meaning the real threat is to the user who downloads it.
 
Title: XML Storage
Date: 05/11/03      13 Posts
Summary: A CMS is used to illustrate why a database table might contain a combination of predictable structured data and unpredictable structured data (XML). You can store an entire XML object, or the individual XML elements, in a database field. A URL to the XIndice XML database is included.
 
Title: Server-Side Security
Date: 05/11/03      20 Posts
Summary: Can you protect against hacker attacks simply by adding a Mac OS X plaform to your data center? You would probably "be better off choosing a single platform and learning how to secure that platform, than depending on using different platforms to increase security." Banking transactions are examined in this discussion about server security.
 

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