Month: September 2023

Welcome to the TuxCare Weekly Blog Wrap-Up – your go-to resource for the latest insights on cybersecurity strategy, Linux security, and how to simplify the way your organization protects its...

As expected, Ubuntu 23.10 “Manitic Minotaur” now features the latest kernel series Linux 6.5. It will also be the default kernel on the final release. At first, the development for...

Our dependency on Wi-Fi networks has risen enormously in this age of technological innovation. But with innovation comes new threats. This blog delves into the startling discovery of the WiKI-Eve...

…or how to steal 15 million USD from a casino without resorting to “Ocean’s Eleven”-level shenanigans.   When data breaches and ransomware attacks are becoming increasingly commonplace, even the glitzy...

Securelist has issued a concerning revelation for Linux users, unveiling that a Debian package associated with the widely-used ‘Free Download Manager’ contains malware, posing a substantial security risk to unsuspecting...

In the ever-changing landscape of cybersecurity, vigilance is crucial, especially when it comes to complicated and frequently used systems like Kubernetes. A trio of high-severity security flaws have just been...

There are numerous tools and methodologies for protecting Linux servers from unauthorized access and other cyber threats. Most users consider Linux an excellent system with a high degree of security,...

The latest release of Mozilla Firefox, Firefox 117, arrived last month with new features and various security fixes. Now, in the newer update, Mozilla patched a critical heap buffer overflow...

Microsoft’s security researchers have discovered a number of critical memory security vulnerabilities in the ncurses library patch. Ncurses is the short form of new curses. This open-source library is critical...

There are many forms of supply chain attacks – repository hacking, developer initiated attacks, library tampering, domain hijacking, the list goes on – but an attack where the malware deliberately...

Released three months ago, Linux kernel 6.4 has officially reached its End of Life (EOL) status. That means it will no longer receive any updates from the official vendor, including...

Recently, the world was made aware of a major vulnerability lurking within Windows Themes, tagged as CVE-2023-38146. This vulnerability, called ‘ThemeBleed,’ has a high severity rating of 8.8 and has...