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In addition to the Hertzbleed frequency scaling side-channel attack being made public today as part of "Patch Tuesday" and affecting both Intel and AMD CPUs, Intel is additionally disclosing a set of "MMIO Stale Data" vulnerabilities. The Linux kernel has already been patched for these new vulnerabilities affecting multiple generations of Intel CPUs from Rocket Lake back to Haswell X and Skylake...

Hertzbleed has been made public today as a new family of side-channel attacks making use of frequency side channels. Both Intel and AMD have issued security advisories as a result...

Hertzbleed Disclosed As New Family Of Side-Channel Attacks Affecting Intel + AMD  Phoronix

Linux Fu: Up Your GDB Game!  Hackaday

Linux “Symbiote” Malware Is Almost Impossible to Detect  WinBuzzer

How to manage SSH keys on Cockpit for remote SSH key authentication  TechRepublic

Mozilla Enables Firefox’s “Total Cookie Protection” Privacy Feature by Default on Desktop  9to5Linux

How to use the scp command in Linux  ZDNet

1. How to use the scp command in Linux  ZDNet
2. How to Use Nohup to Run Linux Scripts Unattended  Tom's Hardware
3. How to Use the nohup Command in Linux  How-To Geek
4. How to Use the fsck Command on Linux  BollyInside
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Distrobox: Try Multiple Linux Distributions via the Terminal  It's FOSS

How to Set Up a Postfix Mail Server on Debian  MUO - MakeUseOf

AMD HIP vs. NVIDIA CUDA vs. NVIDIA OptiX On Blender 3.2  Phoronix

Last week with the release of Blender 3.2 bringing AMD HIP support for Linux to provide for Radeon GPU acceleration, I posted some initial benchmarks of AMD Radeon RX 6000 series with HIP against NVIDIA RTX with OptiX. There was interest by some Phoronix readers in also seeing NVIDIA CUDA results even though OptiX is in good shape with RTX GPUs, so with that here are results of NVIDIA CUDA vs. NVIDIA OptiX vs. AMD HIP with Blender 3.2 on Ubuntu Linux.

Internet Explorer 11 limps to the end of Windows 10 road  The Register

KDE Plasma 5.25 is now shipping as the latest half-year major update to the KDE desktop...

KDE Plasma 5.25 Desktop Environment Is Out Now, This Is What’s New  9to5Linux

Earlier this year Wine began experimenting with GitLab to improve their development workflow for this open-source project that allows Windows games and applications to run on Linux. It's now been decided that the GitLab workflow is useful and will now be their path forward...

GitLab Now The Main Development Platform For Wine  Phoronix

Linux Malware Deemed 'Nearly Impossible' to Detect  Threatpost

This new Linux malware has a sneaky way of staying hidden  ZDNet