We report, you decide. Somehow this company thinks the ability to thwart TCP sequence number attacks makes it 'unhackable.' "Claims of unhackable products come and go in the computer industry, with the unhackable product always ending with a crack in its once-shiny armor. Last week, yet another company claimed to have an unhackable product, this time a Web server, but according to at least one user, the claim may be right.. . .
We report, you decide. Somehow this company thinks the ability to thwart TCP sequence number attacks makes it 'unhackable.' "Claims of unhackable products come and go in the computer industry, with the unhackable product always ending with a crack in its once-shiny armor. Last week, yet another company claimed to have an unhackable product, this time a Web server, but according to at least one user, the claim may be right. Barrington, Illinois-based Bodacion Technologies LLC, last week announced its Hydra Web server. The Hydra is a rack-mountable Web server, aimed at the government, financial services and hosting markets. It supports multiple processors, is built with its own operating system and is so secure that it doesn't need a firewall to protect it, according to Eric Hauk, co-founder of Bodacion. Because Hydra uses an operating system written by Bodacion, it does not support standard Web plug-ins or features such as Active Server Pages or PHP (PHP Hypertext Preprocessor), though it does run Java, Hauk said.

Hydra is built around a single 366Mhz Power PC G3 processor from Hauk's former employer Motorola Inc., sports 256M bytes of RAM, a 40G-byte hard disk and a 10/100 Ethernet port, Hauk said. The server can accept up to three more processor cards, but is limited to a total of 256M bytes of RAM for now, he said.

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