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All your social networks are belong to us
Social networking has exploded in 2007 and 2008!

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Dot and neato are two utility applications that are bundled with graphviz.  Dot is used for creating directed graphs, neato draws undirected graphs.
Using dot from the command-line couldn’t be easier.  Here’s a simple example:
dot -Tsvg fsm.dot -o fsm.svg
This creates an SVG image of the finite state machine (fsm) defined in the text file fsm.dot.

 
 
 
 
 
 
Using neato […]

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Graphviz, an open source application released by AT&T, is a handy tool for automatically creating graphical representations of directions (and undirected) graphs.

 
 
 
 
This capability is particularly handy when trying to get an understanding of the logical relationships within a social network.
 
Graphviz is well documented, and includes APIs for extending its use via Java, .NET, Perl, […]

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Here’s an interesting article from the technical staff at GFI:
Pod slurping - data security risks on your network
full story: http://www.searchcio.com.au/papers/paper.asp?DocID=20227&SiteID=14

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