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BlackLock Ransomware Actively Targeting Windows, Linux, and VMware ESXi Environments  Cyber Press

Ultralight Debian 13-based DietPi 9.17 Linux for SBCs now available  Notebookcheck

Apt Command is Finally Getting the Much Needed History Features  It's FOSS News

BlackLock Ransomware Attacking Windows, Linux, and VMware ESXi Environments  Cyber Security News

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Linux is generally more secure than many other operating systems. A key part of this security comes from user management

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4 lightweight Linux tools I could never go without  XDA

Windows vs Linux in 2025: The Epic OS Showdown Reveals Surprising Facts  ts2.tech

Linux 6.17-rc7 Released: Linux 6.17 Stable Expected Next Week  Phoronix

Linus Torvalds just released Linux 6.17-rc7 as the last planned release candidate of the in-development Linux 6.17 kernel that is expected to go final next weekend...

6 free file managers on Linux that are better than anything on Windows  XDA

How One Open-Source App Saves Me Hours of Work Every Week  How-To Geek

I tried using a FreeBSD distro that's meant to be run off a flash drive  XDA

Google’s PSP Protocol Brings Quantum-Resistant Encryption to Linux 6.18  WebProNews

You Can Roll Dice in the Linux Terminal, Here's How  How-To Geek

Is Oreon Linux a True Red Hat Enterprise Alternative?  The New Stack

5 Things Nobody Tells You About Switching to Linux from Windows  How-To Geek

Linux Ready To Upstream Support For Google's PSP Encryption For TCP Connections  Phoronix

Not to be confused with AMD's Platform Security Processor (PSP), but Google's PSP Security Protocol (PSP) for encryption in-transit for TCP network connections is now ready for the mainline kernel. This initial PSP encryption support for network connections is set to arrive with the upcoming Linux 6.18 kernel...

Code was open-sourced this week and posted to the Linux kernel mailing list as a "request for comments" (RFC) for a multi-kernel architecture. This proposal could allow for multiple independent kernel instances to co-exist on a single physical machine. Each kernel could run on dedicated CPU Cores while sharing underlying hardware resources. This could also allow for some complex use-cases such as real-time (RT) kernels running on select CPU cores...

Multi-Kernel Architecture Proposed For The Linux Kernel  Phoronix