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TrenchBoot Progress For Adding More Security & Integrity To The Boot Process
TrenchBoot has been in development for several years now by Oracle, 3mdeb, and other stakeholders for providing greater security and integrity to the Linux boot process via measured launch of the OS using a Dynamic Root of Trust Measurement (DRTM) backed by Intel Trusted Execution Technology (TXT) and AMD Secure Startup. Much progress was made over 2023 while more work is ahead in 2024 for furthering the TrenchBoot efforts...
Kali Linux 2020.3: A New Era for Ethical Hacking - BNN Breaking
Kali Linux 2020.3: A New Era for Ethical Hacking BNN Breaking
Debian 12.5 Released To Provide The Latest Security & Bug Fixes
Debian 12.5 is out this weekend as the newest stable point release for this widely-used Linux distribution in order to ship the latest security fixes and various bug fixes...
AMD Zen 5 Compiler Support Posted For GCC - Confirms New AVX Features & More
Making for a very exciting Saturday morning, AMD just posted their initial enablement patch for plumbing Zen 5 processor support "znver5" into the GNU Compiler Collection! With GCC 14 due to be released as stable in March~April as usual for the annual compiler release, it's been frustrating to see no Zen 5 support even while Intel has already been working on Clear Water Forest and Panther Lake support with already having upstreamed Sierra Forest, Granite Rapids, and other new CPU targets months ago... Well, Granite Rapids was added to GCC in late 2022. But squeezing in as what should now be merged in time is the initial AMD Zen 5 support!..
Linux: Manage chroot Environments with Atoms - The New Stack
Linux: Manage chroot Environments with Atoms The New Stack
New to Linux? Ubuntu Isn't Your Only Option - How-To Geek
New to Linux? Ubuntu Isn't Your Only Option How-To Geek
Qualcomm Hardware Support Increasingly In Good Shape On The Mainline Linux Kernel
After years of work by Qualcomm and Linaro engineers, the Qualcomm SoC support on the mainline Linux kernel has finally matured enough that new hardware support tends to come rather quickly and be well supported. With the forthcoming Linux 6.8 kernel the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 can boot on the mainline kernel, the Snapdragon-powered ThinkPad X13s has been popular with Linux developers thanks to the upstream support, and other Qualcomm-powered devices tending to play more nicely with upstream Linux these days rather than having to resort to vendor kernel builds...