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ESET Reports: Ebury Botnet Growing, Hitting 400k Linux Servers  SMEStreet

Are all Linux vendor kernels insecure? A new study says yes, but there's a fix  ZDNet

Fedora Linux 38 users told to upgrade now or risk exposure to exploits  Neowin

Installing ONLYOFFICE on Ubuntu Linux (And Remove it Later)  It's FOSS

FOSS Weekly #24.20: Linux Kernel 6.9, SnowflakeOS, Nvidia GPU Handling and More  It's FOSS

Ebury botnet compromises 400,000+ Linux servers  Help Net Security

Linux kernel project hit by malware for two years before discovery  iTWire

VMware Workstation Pro Now Free to Use on Linux & Windows  OMG! Ubuntu!

CSI Linux: Linux Distribution for Cyber and OSINT Investigation  hackernoon.com

EKS Windows Node 30s Boot Now Possible - Start as Fast as Linux! (eks-windows-bootstrapper - Part 2)  hackernoon.com

VMware Workstation Pro Now Free to Use on Linux & Windows  OMG! Ubuntu!

Firefox 127 Enters Beta Testing with Updated Screenshot Tool, Other Changes  9to5Linux

The Mesa 24.1 stable release is nearing while out today is the fourth weekly release candidate. While the Intel and AMD Radeon graphics driver changes typically dominate new Mesa releases, Mesa 24.1-rc4 is headlined by a big change for the NVK open-source NVIDIA Vulkan driver...

15-Year-Old Ebury Botnet Compromised 400,000 Linux Servers  Security Boulevard

Qualcomm warms bed for Linux on Arm PCs  The Register

The 5 Best Options for Linux Screenshots (RIP Neofetch)  MUO - MakeUseOf

One of the capabilities of newer Intel Xeon Scalable processors is support for Trust Domain Extensions (TDX) as a way of providing for confidential virtual machines. Intel TDX allows for "isolation, confidentiality, and integrity at the VM level" which is good from the security perspective but the dependence on signed binaries is causing mixed feelings within the Fedora camp at the broader open-source community...

Intel TDX For Confidential VMs Causing Concern Among Fedora & Open-Source Advocates  Phoronix

Linux maintainers were infected for 2 years by SSH-dwelling backdoor with huge reach  Ars Technica

VMware Pro apps are now free for personal use (virtualization for Windows, Mac, and Linux)  Liliputing