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                         UNIXREVIEW.COM EXTRA!
                March 17, 2003           Volume 4, Issue 11
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THIS WEEK on UnixReview.com

Book Review: Honeypots: Tracking Hackers
by Russell Dyer  
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The network security community really needed a book on honeypots. 
Before Lance Spitzner's book, there wasn't much to be found on 
the subject. Russell reviews this books, and gets some input 
from the author.

Regular Expressions: Catching Up
by Cameron Laird and Kathryn Soraiz  
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This is the somewhat-annual "catching-up" installment of 
Regular Expressions, where the authors briefly mention a few of 
the great stories they haven't had time or space to cover. 

Review: Improving the Windows Experience with Cygwin, Version 1.3.20
Review by Marcel Gagné 
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Long-time Unix and Linux users realize that sometimes nothing 
beats the power of the shell, not to mention the bevy of tools 
that the *nix environment provides. This is where Cygwin shows its 
power. Cygwin is actually a collection of GNU tools ported to 
Windows, which is done through the use of a Cygwin runtime library. 
Using Cygwin, a developer can use Cygwin's runtime (or the Win32 API), 
the gcc compiler, and accompanying debugging tools, to port Unix 
and Linux software to Windows. 

Book Review: Mastering Perl/Tk
by Cameron Laird  
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Information Technology is a fashion industry in that the technical 
merit determines no more of a product or idea's popularity than do 
historical accidents and marketing. Perl/Tk is one of the neglected 
technologies that deserves wider recognition. It fits the needs and 
background of many programmers who simply don't understand its 
availability. Mastering Perl/Tk is helping correct that neglect. 

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