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‘Intel software-defined silicon available from Linux 5.18’
According to The Register, Linux 5.18 will be the first version to support software-defined silicon (SDSI). ...
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Red Hat Linux, SUSE Linux and Ubuntu are vulnerable to RCE attacks
A serious vulnerability in network protocol Samba makes Linux servers vulnerable to RCE attacks (remote code ...
Critical Linux vulnerability affects all major distributions
Security researchers have found vulnerabilities in Linux PolicyKit (also known as Polkit). The vulnerabilitie...
Linux kernel vulnerable to buffer overflows since 2019
William Liu, one of the developers of Linux, found a bug in the Linux kernel. All kernel versions since Febru...
Rust 1.58 should make the programming language more accessible
Programming language Rust was updated to version 1.58, bringing new functionality and improved accessibility....
A backdoor RAT for macOS, Windows, and Linux only recently found
Researchers have discovered a terrifying new form of malware written from scratch. It is designed to target s...
Solo BumbleBee will make Linux eBPF programming easier
The new eBPF project simplifies development, packaging, and sharing of eBPF Tools Solo.io, an application ...
Final Linux kernel release 5.16 not until January 2022
Linus Torvalds confirms that the final 5.16 release of the Linux kernel has been delayed and will not take pl...
GNU Nano releases version 6.0 of its text editor
The new version aims to enhance UIs with a wide array of color support improvements This week the team beh...
The Linux Foundation welcomes Cloud Hypervisor
The cloud-based VMM is the latest in open source software, and the Linux Foundation has taken it up for hosti...