R o o t s e c u r e . n e t The Security News Site For Systems Administrators & Hackers Saturday, 18th May 2013 @ 19:51:19 GMT  Rootsecure Homepage About RootSecure Lite Edition User Area Audio News Daily Newsletter Site News Archives Sources News Archive SecNews RSS Feeds SecNews Console Links:    Videos    Security    Hacking    Wireless Downloads:    Other    Perl Scripts    Audio Clips    Win32 Tools    Media Archive    PDF Documents Reports Hacker Gear Win' Error Pic's ASCII Generator Your IP Address RootSecure:    Contact    Search    Publicity    Affiliates    Attack Statistics    Syndication    (RSS/XML Feed)    Privacy Policy Hits: 134,450,070 (Since 06/09/02) Admin Telnet HoneyPot Project Reports | Rootsecure.net version 2 {28th Dec 2003} Rootsecure.net is happy to announce the launch of "Rootsecure.net v2", a PHP database driven site which replaces the year old Perl version. The new site offers numerous improvements and new features including the following: Improved loading time on all pages. Improved display of all pages on non Windows platforms. Friendly blue themed design. Revolutionary customizable news view template feature allowing the user to define their own template for viewing only the news feeds they want to see at the html level. (This feature is initially being released in beta, since it is a unique approach not thought to be in use on any other site.) Daily Newsletter now available in text format, in addition to HTML format. RSS XML feeds now customizable (type of news, and numbers of items displayed). HTML lite version of the front page available for those wishing to view content on "Pocket PC" devices or similar. Searchable archive of security related news article links from 40+ online publications. Searchable archive of all front page posted news. Archive page allowing quick viewing of news items posted today, yesterday, last week, and between user definable dates from all / a specified news type. Numerous new mini honeypots now present on the site to catch out those doing things they should not, along with a statistics page reporting attacks attempted on each. Improved ASCII generator, output is now given in a text area for ease of copying, also previous input character restrictions (which before resulted in the "bad data" error message) have been removed.