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As Linux security administrators, we're witnessing a pivotal shift in how open-source projects manage vulnerabilities. This transition is a result ...

A "x86/bugs" pull request has been submitted for Linux 6.15, introducing crucial security mitigations to enhance system defenses against various attack vectors. Unlike previous approaches focusing on individual vulnerabilities, these new mitigations ...

Giovanni Bechis, an experienced developer with a long history with the Apache SpamAssassin project, recently accepted the responsibility of leading ...

As support for Windows 10 winds down, system administrators and IT professionals face an inevitable transition. By October, millions of PCs will no ...

In a recent discovery that has raised significant alarm within the Linux community, three security bypasses have been identified affecting Ubuntu ...

You know, it wasn't that long ago that ...

Explore privacy issues with TTS technology and best practices for data protection and compliance with data laws.

As a Linux security admin, choosing the right distribution is a crucial decision that will immensely impact your administration workflow. Debian,

Linux kernel version 6.14 has been released with essential updates that Linux security admins won't want to miss. This version, unveiled on March ...

In a significant move towards boosting the security of the Linux kernel, Microsoft has introduced Hornet, a new Linux security module (LSM) designed ...