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linux kernel patching
Kernel Patching: Minimizing Downtime in...
Your company’s vital business operations depend largely on the dependability and accessibility of your IT infrastructure. Amid this expansive structure, the kernel stands as the beating heart of your system,...
Debian 12 “Bookworm”: The Best...
The Debian Project has announced the highly anticipated release of Debian 12 “Bookworm”, a significant milestone packed with a multitude of new features, updated components, and numerous improvements. The latest...
Linux Kernel 6.2 is Now...
Linux Kernel 6.2 is now EOL (End of Life) as displayed on kernel.org, which means it will no longer receive bug and security fixes. Released on February 19, 2023, Linux...
New Ubuntu Kernel Updates Patch...
Canonical released new Ubuntu kernel updates to patch two security vulnerabilities that allow an attacker to escalate their privileges on the system. The security updates are available for Ubuntu 22.10...
GNU Linux-Libre 6.3 Kernel...
GNU Linux-Libre 6.3 kernel is now publicly available, allowing users to have 100% freedom for their Linux systems. Linux 6.3 introduced several new wireless drivers, including ath12k, which supports Qualcomm...
New Kernel Security Updates Patch...
Canonical released new kernel security updates on 19th April 2023 for patching 17 security vulnerabilities found in the Ubuntu kernels. These Ubuntu kernel security updates are available for Ubuntu 22.10,...
Linux Kernel 6.3 is Out...
After the release of Linux Kernel 6.2 a few months ago, the latest stable version, Linux Kernel 6.3 has been released on April 23rd. This new version comes with a...
Google Project Zero Discloses CentOS...
Google Project Zero discloses CentOS Linux kernel flaws after failing to release timely fixes before the 90-day deadline. Google Project Zero is a security team that is in charge of...
New Variant of IceFire Ransomware...
A new variant of IceFire ransomware has been discovered that targets Linux systems. In the past, it has been found to target Windows only. This ransomware is known for targeting...
Ambivalent about Patching? Here’s All...
Sometimes getting 101’s right comes down to how seriously you take the issue – whether it’s given the right level of priority. Take health 101’s: we know we shouldn’t eat...
Linux Kernel Networking Drivers Development...
The sanctions imposed on the Russian government and its defense industry have caused some interesting issues in the open-source community. The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has led the US...