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Badi Ul Zaman Hashmi is Pakistan's First RHCSS |
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Written by Muhammad Kamran Azeem
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Saturday, 28 August 2010 11:22 |
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I feel great satisfaction and pride to announce, that Badi Ul Zaman, who is one of my dearest students, has achieved the Red Hat Certified Security Specialist (RHCSS) status in May 2010. As per confirmed from the RedHat Global Learning Services records, he is Pakistan's first RHCSS!
Badi, congratulations again! I am proud of you! Keep it up.
For those seeking a career in Information Security, I would highly recommend to benefit from Badi's technical knowledge of the subject, and experience. He is currently working as an independant consultant and trainer. Badi is reachable via: bnhashmi at wbitt dot com
Reference e-mail from Red Hat GLS:
"According to my records it seems like there is no other RHCSS certified person in your country. It is very likely that you are number one. Again congratulations on your achievement." (Salvatore Bognanni, 6/1/10) |
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Last Updated on Saturday, 28 August 2010 11:56 |
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Free Software Foundation launches public awareness campaign against Microsoft and proprietary software |
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Written by Muhammad Kamran Azeem
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Thursday, 17 June 2010 15:29 |
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With Windows 7, Microsoft is asserting legal control over your computer and is using this power to abuse computer users.
 Windows7Sins.org: Free Software Foundation launches public awareness campaign against Microsoft and proprietary software BOSTON, Massachusetts, USA -- Wednesday, August 26th, 2009 -- The Free Software Foundation (FSF) today launched its "Windows 7 Sins" campaign at http://windows7sins.org, making the case against Microsoft and proprietary software. Preceding the upcoming release of Microsoft Windows 7, the campaign's first public action will also be today -- a freedom rally at 12:00pm on the historic Boston Common.
The campaign outlines seven major areas where proprietary software in general and Microsoft Windows in particular hurt all computer users: invading privacy, poisoning education, locking users in, abusing standards, leveraging monopolistic behavior, enforcing Digital Restrictions Management (DRM), and threatening user security.
These points are outlined in the text of a letter the campaign mailed to the leaders of the Fortune 500 companies, now published on its Web site. The letter warns "Windows 7 decision makers" about the "lack of privacy, freedom, and security" they will suffer should they adopt Windows 7, and makes the case that they should instead adopt free software such as the GNU/Linux operating system and the office productivity suite OpenOffice.org.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 06 July 2010 14:58 |
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About me, and most importantly, about WBITT ! |
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Written by Muhammad Kamran Azeem
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My name is Muhammad Kamran Azeem. I am in computing field since 1993. I am MSc. Computer Science graduate, and certified under ISC2's CISSP, RedHat's RHCE (RHEL 4), Oracle's OCP-DBA (Oracle 8) and Cisco's CCNA (ICND 2, now expired) programs. I am a dedicated Linux fan / user / administrator / preacher / consultant. I have mainly been working on advance Linux administration / implementations and now adays working on implementation of Linux High Availability, High Performance Computing and Virtualization solutions. For details about what I have been doing, please feel free to have look at my CV (Summarized) or (Detailed).
We Bring In Tomorrow's Technology, is a concept to spread knowledge amongst those who seek. Part of WBITT's name, BITT, was first conceived by my friend, Shahzad Siddique, who brought me into networks. Since he never utilized it, I used it with his permission as WBITT. (Shahzad now owns and runs, http://bittsystems.com)
WBITT ! (We Bring In Tomorrow's Technology), is basically a portal, which I intend to use, for delivering latest computing technologies to my brothers and sisters, in the entire world. I have put the CBTs, my Linux book and other Howtos, I have created over time, on this site. I hope, this site will serve the purpose of it's creation. InshaAllah, (God Willing). Ameen.
This site is the home of my ambitious projects, not limited to: High Performance Compute Clusters, and Virtualization.
If you have a document / howto / CBT to share, (which you created yourself), which you think can be helpful to others, you can always get it posted on this site.Send me the material with your full name and email and I will post it on this site. The decision to post a document will be at my discretion. I will evaluate it, and may decide otherwise at times.
You may write to me at kamran _at_ wbitt _dot_ com . |
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