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Canonical replaces key Ubuntu tool with more secure snap format
Canonical is once again migrating a system package to the snap format. The package in question is hwctl, a sm...
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Update may disable Microsoft Defender on Linux after a restart
A recent update to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint contains two bugs that can affect Linux systems. A specifi...
432 Linux vulnerabilities put pressure on patch management
Administrators of Linux environments were confronted this week with an unusual number of new security reports...
Torvalds opens the door to AI
Linus Torvalds has spoken out with unusual clarity about the role of AI in the development of the Linux kerne...
Linux kernel 7.1 released with updated NTFS driver
Linus Torvalds officially released version 7.1 of the Linux kernel on Sunday. A new NTFS driver, Intel FRED (...
Linux kernel 7.1 is almost ready
The development of Linux 7.1 is in its final stages. Linus Torvalds (photo) has released release candidate 7 ...
Torvalds criticizes surge in AI-generated bug reports for the Linux kernel
Linus Torvalds (photo) has harshly criticized the growing flood of AI-generated bug reports within the Linux ...
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It’s raining Linux vulnerabilities: what’s going on?
In recent weeks, alarm bells have been ringing repeatedly over critical vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel. ...
Linux kernel kill switch proposal sparks fierce debate
A "fix" worse than the problem?
Linux vulnerability ‘Dirty Frag’ affects nearly all distributions
A new critical Linux vulnerability named Dirty Frag is causing concern among system administrators and Linux ...