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Linux Foundation Exploring the Impact of Open Source Ecosystems
The Linux Foundation has launched a new research arm, dedicated to better understanding the impact and dynamics of open-source projects.
Malware Discovered in npm Registry that can Affect Linux
Sonatype has discovered a unique malware within the npm registry, called web-browserify.
Two New Speculative Execution Vulnerabilities Found in the Linux Kernel
Security researchers discover vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel that could be exploited for attacks such as Spectre
AlmaLinux is Officially Available
The first release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux fork, AlmaLinux is now available.
The Linux-Next Kernel Finally Gets a Bit "Rusty"
Rust is finally coming to the Linux kernel, by way of Linux-Next, which has many developers cheering.
Linux Foundation Creates New Code Signing Solution
The Linux Foundation has created sigstore to serve as the Let's Encrypt of code signing.
Linux Exploit for Spectre Flaw Discovered
A researcher has claimed to have found a working Spectre exploit on Linux systems.
Red Hat is Extending their No-cost RHEL Support
Red Hat announced today that they're extending their no-cost program to open source projects and communities.
Yet Another Botnet is Targeting Linux
For two years a botnet has been targeting Linux, and you won't be surprised, in the slightest, what it's doing.
Linux Kernel 5.11 has been Released
The latest iteration of the Linux kernel is now available and includes even more hardware support, a gaming improvement, and an important wireless update.