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In GitHub's new 'Security Lab', fourteen companies unite get together to search, find, and fix security flaws in GitHub-hosted open source projects. Learn more in an interesting ZDNet article: ...
Are you an Ubuntu user? Canonical has released a new batch of Linux kernel security updates for all of its supported Ubuntu Linux releases to address the latest Intel CPU vulnerabilities, as well a ...
Have you heard about the latest Intel CPU bug, Zombieland v2? Learn more about this security vulnerability and what Red Hat and other Linux vendors are doing about it in an informative ZDNet articl ...
Technology should not be separated from policy; however, in reality there is very little intersection between the two. "Policymakers need to recognize this danger, and to welcome a new generation o ...
All six major browser vendors have plans to support DNS-over-HTTPS (or DoH), a protocol that encrypts DNS traffic and helps improve a user's privacy on the web. Learn more about ...
In an extraordinary essay, the former FBI general counsel Jim Baker makes the case for strong encryption over government-mandated backdoors. What is ...
LinuxSecurity.com, the open-source community’s go-to source for security news and information, has revealed a completely new site design and a renewed focus on providing timely, ...
Firewalls are a vital part of network security, so it’s important for a sysadmin to be familiar with how they work. If you understand firewalls, you can keep your ...
Fresh off dealing with chaos caused by last month's ransomware attack, the city of Baltimore has a new problem to deal with -- the $18 million in damages that came with ...
Are you an Ubuntu user? Canonical has released a new batch of Linux kernel security updates for all of its supported Ubuntu Linux releases to address the latest Intel CPU vulnerabilities, ...
Have you heard about the latest Intel CPU bug, Zombieland v2? Learn more about this security vulnerability and what Red Hat and other Linux vendors are doing about it in an ...
Technology should not be separated from policy; however, in reality there is very little intersection between the two. "Policymakers need to recognize this danger, and to welcome a new generation of ...
Are you an Ubuntu user? Canonical has released a new batch of Linux kernel security updates for all of its supported Ubuntu Linux releases to address the latest Intel CPU vulnerabilities, ...
Have you heard about the latest Intel CPU bug, Zombieland v2? Learn more about this security vulnerability and what Red Hat and other Linux vendors are doing about it in an ...
Technology should not be separated from policy; however, in reality there is very little intersection between the two. "Policymakers need to recognize this danger, and to welcome a new generation of ...
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