Open-source News

How to benchmark a website with the Siege command-line tool  TechRepublic

How to benchmark a website with the Siege command-line tool  TechRepublic

Penetration Testing Software Market Size, Growth Drivers And Forecast | Leading Players – Netsparker, Acunetix, Core Impact, Metasploit, Wireshark, w3af, Kali Linux, Nessus, Burpsuite, Cain & Abel – FortBendNow  FortBendNow

Last week the EXT4 file-system feature updates were submitted and merged for the ongoing Linux 5.18 merge window...

What's KernelCare?  Linux Journal

How to Use Password Store to Manage Your Passwords in Linux  Make Tech Easier

Intel Introduces The Arc A-Series Mobile Graphics  Phoronix

Intel today is formally introducing their Arc 3 series mobile graphics that will begin appearing in laptops beginning in April while Arc 5 and Arc 7 graphics are coming out in the "early summer" for the much anticipated Intel discrete graphics offerings.

Want to Work in IT? 6 Reasons to Check out Linux  ClearanceJobs

The Hacker Mind: Follow The Rabbit  Security Boulevard

How to reset root password in Debian 11 Bullseye  Linux Shout

Harnessing Collective Action to Green the Grid  TIME

Chrome Browser version 100 is out now on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iOS  Times Now

Chrome Browser version 100 is out now on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iOS  Times Now

TheServerHost Launched New York VPS Server Hosting Plans with Linux and Windows OS  EIN News

TheServerHost Launched New York VPS Server Hosting Plans with Linux and Windows OS  EIN News

Right now under Linux it isn't quick and easy to figure out if the likes of (Transparent) Secure Memory Encryption are enabled and working but a new patch series will more easily expose the security attributes of the AMD Platform Security Processor (PSP) to users on Linux. Among the information to be exposed will also include whether the CPU is fused in the name of tampering prevention...

GParted 1.4: New version of live partition-manipulation tool  The Register

Back in January Intel engineers released SVT-AV1 0.9 with significant speed-ups to this open-source AV1 encoder while now as we roll into Q2, SVT-AV1 v1.0 is being readied for launch...

Part of the mainline kernel has been Tegra-VDE as an originally reverse-engineered NVIDIA Tegra video decode driver. After much work on that driver by developer Dmitry Osipenko, it's been promoted out of "staging" with Linux 5.18 among other media subsystem changes...