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OVALdi - an open-source local vulnerability assessment scanner
OVALdi, also named the OVAL Interpreter, is an open-source tool developed by MITRE to demonstrate how the OVAL language may be used to scan a computer for vulnerabilities. This article provides a few hints about how to use this tool.
How to display standard file icons in wxPython on Windows
A very useful recipe to display standard Windows file icons in wxPython:
http://ginstrom.com/scribbles/2007/08/31/file-list-with-icons-on-wxpytho...
Inspired from this message: http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-win32/2005-March/003071.html
Does anyone know how to do the same on Linux and MacOSX ?
Windows Offline Update tool
Tue, 05/20/2008 - 20:03 — decalageUpdating Windows machines which are not connected to the Internet has always been an issue, especially when it is a new install and there are dozens of security updates to find, download and install.
Torsten Wittrock (formerly Heise Security) has published a very handy open-source tool to make all the process (almost) easy, called "WSUS Offline Update".
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