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Hackers Exploiting Apache ActiveMQ Vulnerability to Gain Access to Cloud Linux Systems  CyberSecurityNews

Hackers Exploiting Apache ActiveMQ Vulnerability to Gain Access to Cloud Linux Systems  CyberSecurityNews

When Criminal Hackers Patch Linux Servers for You! And That’s Not a Good Thing  Red Hot Cyber

Red Hat Pushes Safety-Certified Linux Into Automotive Sector  EE Times

I tried this Fedora-based Linux distro, and I love it as a Windows alternative  xda-developers.com

While Ubuntu 25.04 has been shipping since April and following software support already upstreamed into the Linux kernel and related virtualization components, Ubuntu maker Canonical today put out a blog post to announce their AMD SEV-SNP host support found in Ubuntu 25.04. This complements the guest-side support present since Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and is an important milestone on the host-side ahead of next year's Ubuntu 26.04 LTS release...

Ahead Of Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, Ubuntu 25.04 Has AMD SEV-SNP Host Support  Phoronix

Tinygrad 0.11 is out as the newest version of this deep learning framework maintained by Tiny Corp...

Thunderbird 142 Brings Support for Adding Visual Signatures to PDF Attachments  9to5Linux

'RingReaper' Sneaks Right Past Linux EDRs  Dark Reading | Security

Apache ActiveMQ Flaw Exploited to Deploy DripDropper Malware on Cloud Linux Systems  The Hacker News

I Tested 9 Arch-Based Linux Distros, Here's How I Rank Them  How-To Geek

4 features in KDE Plasma that Windows 11 users are sorely missing out on  xda-developers.com

Why GNOME Replaced Eye of GNOME with Loupe as the Default Image Viewer  Linux Journal

As part of Intel's ongoing Project Battlematrix efforts that include SR-IOV support for Arc Pro cards as well as multi-device (multi-GPU) support for allowing up to eight Intel Arc Pro graphics cards in a single system, today Intel engineers posted their preliminary Linux driver patches for pinned device memory functionality that is important for multi-GPU usage...

Pinned Device Memory Patches For Intel's Multi-GPU "Project Battlematrix" Linux Efforts  Phoronix

WSL2 isn't perfect, but it's the perfect amount of Linux for most people  xda-developers.com

One of the set of tests I have been meaning to carry out for a number of months has been comparing the Mesa Rusticl performance to different dedicated hardware drivers. Rusticl is the Rust-based OpenCL 3.0 driver within Mesa that works across Gallium3D drivers and over the past many months has been maturing rather well. Among the targets I have been wanting to compare is how well Rusticl competes with the AMD ROCm OpenCL implementation for Radeon GPUs. Given all the interest recently around Strix Halo and the Framework Desktop as well, today's benchmarking is looking at the performance between these different OpenCL driver implementations for the Radeon 8060S Graphics.

Lockbit Linux ESXi Ransomware Variant Evasion Techniques, File Encryption Process Uncovered  CyberSecurityNews

DripDropper Linux malware cleans up after itself - how it works  ZDNET