Month: September 2019

On September 15, Linus Torvalds announced the release of the Linux 5.3 kernel series, after a delay of one week and eight release candidates. As ever, the new release loops...

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Join our upcoming webinar to see how the three co-founders of Webslice, a managed cloud services company based in the Netherlands, provide mission-critical services to enterprises, saving 40 hours of...

On October 8–10, at the San Jose Convention Center, the KernelCare team will be in booth #1238, discussing the importance of live kernel patching. We have been live-patching Linux kernels...

Vulnerability scanners are programs that scan your system to tell you whether you have software installed with known vulnerabilities. However, sometimes these scanners can give false positives. After too many...

  A short while ago, we gave you an update on our SOC2 compliance journey. We’re happy to tell you that we’ve passed a small but significant landmark on that...

A short while ago, we gave you an update on our SOC2 compliance journey. We’re happy to tell you that we’ve passed a small but significant landmark on that road:...

The KernelCare team are following developments for a recently-reported vulnerability involving QEMU-KVM guests running Linux...

On October 8–10, 2019, KernelCare will be attending Arm TechCon 2019  at the San Jose Convention Center. KernelCare have been live-patching Linux kernels on ARM architectures for a while now,...

What Is an Advanced RISC Machine? Advanced RISC Machine is an older name for the modern-day ARM processor, which represents the leading form of RISC architecture. RISC stands for reduced...

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