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The security stories that matter, explained by our team — with the concrete steps to take.
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In the ongoing quest to enhance security and streamline functionality, the Linux kernel community increasingly focuses on potentially deprecated protocols that…
Organizations prefer Linux because it's more stable and secure than nearly all operating systems. This OS is an excellent solution for managing databases, host…
Linux 6.1 has been packaged for Debian 11 as linux-6.1. This provides a supported upgrade path for systems that currently use kernel packages from the "bullsey…
2024 was marked by numerous critical incidents that highlighted the importance of robust Linux security measures among admins. One notable event was when Utils…
If you're a Linux security admin searching for an innovative and practical alternative to mainstream Linux distributions, OpenMandriva might be just what you n…
MX Linux has recently garnered attention for transforming the Xfce desktop into a highly accessible and practical environment ideal for Linux security administ…
As a Linux security admin, you've likely spent countless hours fine-tuning your systems' defenses, but here's a reality check: Linux's inherent safety isn't ju…
* jsc#PED-11136 Affected Products: * openSUSE Leap 15.5 * openSUSE Leap 15.6
As a Linux security admin, staying abreast of the latest advancements in kernel development is critical to creating an efficient and safe system. With the Linu…
The recent emergence of the Interlock ransomware group has put Linux security admins on high alert, particularly those overseeing FreeBSD servers. Launched in …
As Linux security admins, keeping abreast of the latest updates and releases is crucial to our role. The newest release candidate from Linus Torvalds, Linux 6.…
