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Cyber threats come and go, but some threats leave a lasting imprint due to their impact. Think of Spectre and the closely related Meltdown, for example, two of the most...

A flaw in the way OpenSSL API function X509_issuer_and_serial_hash() has been disclosed that may lead applications using it to crash, causing a potential denial-of-service (DoS) to their users.   The...

This February we did a diligent work to keep your Linux kernels and shared libraries updated. For instance, you’ll find detailed updates regarding the latest CVEs, recent KernelCare projects, and...

KernelCare added support for AlmaLinux OS. This new linux distribution is a community driven project that intends to fill the gap left by the change in direction of CentOS, in...

    KernelCare is a solution to the problem of applying patches in a timely manner and keeping your system running without disruption, but sometimes you have to replace a...

  A new week, a new vulnerability announced. This time, it affects kernels starting from version 5.5-rc1 (November 2019) up 5.10.13 (February 2021). This vulnerability is an improperly handled race...

Linux vulnerabilities pile up. Year in, year out. You could say it’s inevitable really, given today’s complex computing environment. It is nonetheless frustrating when the same critical elements of the...

It’s hard to believe the first month of 2021 has come and gone. In this issue of KernelCare monthly blog, you’ll find useful information that will keep your start to...

Very recently a new vulnerability of the Linux Kernel was announced. It has been assigned CVE-2021-3347, and is (yet another) futex-related...

The new year is finally upon us and with that comes the task of taking a careful examination of our IT practices over the previous years, establishing the areas that...

In the face of adversity, your enterprise’s ability to continue with business, even in a degraded mode, heavily depends on the resiliency of its cyber...