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Kubernetes 1.22 Has Been Released with 56 Enhancements
New features, new improvements, and the jettisoning of a few beta features marks a significant step forward for the enterprise container orchestrator.
Paragon NTFS Driver On Track For Upcoming Linux Kernel
After a nudge from Linus Torvalds, the Paragon NTFS driver is set for inclusion in one of the next Linux kernels.
LemonDuck Cryptomining Malware is Targeting Linux Systems
A familiar malware has made the jump from Windows to Linux systems and is spreading via numerous routes.
Dangerous Systemd Bug Found in Linux
A systemd bug has been discovered that could cause a kernel panic, allowing attackers to bring down a Linux machine.
IBM Set to Acquire DevOps Startup BoxBoat
IBM has acquired more than 11 companies over the past year and is about to pick up another with DevOps startup BoxBoat.
Sophos Acquires Capsul8 in a Bid to Beef Up Linux Production Servers
Sophos is looking to add powerful server and container security to its Adaptive Cybersecurity Ecosystem.
Linux Kernel 5.13 Has Been Released
After only seven release candidates, the Linux 5.13 kernel has been made available by Linus Torvalds.
Linux Foundation Launches New GitOps Training
Two new courses, focused on GitOps, are now being offered to help admins and companies deliver CI/CD with Linux.
Canonical and Google Team Up for Ubuntu Pro on Google Cloud
Canonical and Google Cloud have announced a new version of Ubuntu that allows instant access to security patching for up to 10 years.
Linux Now Set to Always Reserve the First 1MB of RAM
To avoid issues that have plagued some systems, the Linux kernel will now unconditionally reserve the first 1MB of RAM.