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SparklingGoblin APT Targeted Hong Kong University With New Linux Backdoor - Infosecurity Magazine
SparklingGoblin APT Targeted Hong Kong University With New Linux Backdoor Infosecurity Magazine
SparklingGoblin APT Targeted Hong Kong University With New Linux Backdoor - Infosecurity Magazine
- SparklingGoblin APT Targeted Hong Kong University With New Linux Backdoor Infosecurity Magazine
- Chinese hackers create Linux version of the SideWalk Windows malware BleepingComputer
- SparklingGoblin Updates Linux Version of SideWalk Backdoor in Ongoing Cyber Campaign DARKReading
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How to work on Linux with filenames that contain blanks - Network World
How to work on Linux with filenames that contain blanks Network World
systemd's mkosi-initrd Talked Up As Better Alternative To Current Initrd Handling
Red Hat engineer and systemd developer Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek presented on Monday at the Linux Plumbers Conference on a new design for inital RAM disks (initrd) making use of the new systemd mkosi-initrd project...
Chinese hackers create Linux version of the SideWalk Windows malware - BleepingComputer
Chinese hackers create Linux version of the SideWalk Windows malware BleepingComputer
Linux Kernel Live Patching Working Fairly Well For Millions Of Meta Servers
Meta/Facebook has turned to kernel live-patching (KLP) with Red Hat's Kpatch the the Linux kernel livepatch infrastructure to handle live updates to "several million servers". Meta engineers shared during this week's Linux Plumbers Conference around the successes they've had with it as well as troubles encountered along the way...