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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.5 Beta Now Available
One of the most popular enterprise-grade Linux distributions has released the beta of their upcoming 8.5 iteration, packed with new features and easier deployment methods.
Google Commits $1 Million in Funding to the Secure Open Source Program
The pilot program, Secure Open Source, has received a major source of funding from Google.
Ubuntu Kernel Update Patches 12 Vulnerabilities
The latest kernel patch to be published by Canonical includes patches that affect the 5.4 LTS kernel in Ubuntu 18.04 and 20.04.
Black Lotus Labs Confirms Serious Flaw in Windows Subsystem for Linux
The threat intelligence arm of Lumen Technologies has verified hackers can use Linux binary files as a loader designed to inject malicious files into a Windows process within WSL.
Oracle Delivers a Vast Number of Updates for Java 17
Oracle has released the latest version of Java, which includes some very important new features and will be free to use until after the next LTS release.
CloudLinux Rescues CentOS 8 From Vanishing Support
Although CloudLinux has its own CentOS clone, AlmaLinux, the company behind the operating system has now decided to offer CentOS 8 users a lifeline with support through December 31, 2025.
AlmaLinux Makes CentOS SIG Repositories Available
The makers of AlmaLinux have brought to their RHEL-based operating system the popular CentOS SIG repositories.
CentOS Replacement, AlmaLinux, Now Available on Azure
The Azure marketplace now includes AlmaLinux as a viable option for your container and virtual machine needs.
Ubuntu Linux is Now Certified for Secure and Regulated Workloads
Canonical announced recently that Ubuntu Linux has been officially FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standards) certified.
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.