Long-term Support for Linux Kernel to Be Cut as Maintenance Remains Under Strain
The Open Source Summit provides an update on what's new in the Linux kernel and where it's going from here.
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30 Years of Stability, Security, and Freedom: Celebrating Debian’s Birthday
Happy 30th birthday, Debian! Inspiring generations, you shine as a symbol of open-source ideals, innovation, and community.
Say Hello to Downfall, Another Data-Leaking Security Hole in Several Years of Intel Chips
[BLACK HAT] Googlers have lately found not one but two more security vulnerabilities in Intel and AMD processors that can be exploited to steal sensitive data from a vulnerable computer's memory.
World’s largest open source event, Red Hat's Summit 2023 Delivers Big for its Customers and Partners
As part of the company's recent Summit 2023, Red Hat has announced multiple different products, updates and, most importantly, opened up about the company's thoughts and prospects moving forward.
The Moment for AI
Red Hat President and Chief Executive Officer, Matt Hicks, shares insights and reflections from Red Hat Summit 2023.
AWS Open Sources Security Tools
AWS is open sourcing its Cedar policy language and authorization engine and Snapchange, an open source snapshot-based fuzzing tool.
Microsoft Aims For Greater Script Execution Control On Linux
This week alongside several other Linux Foundation events in Vancouver was the Linux Security Summit. Commanding a significant presence at the Linux Security Summit was Microsoft.
Embedded Open Source Summit 2023 Schedule – Zephyr OS, Security, IoT, Embedded Linux, and More
The Linux Foundation has just announced the full schedule for the Embedded Open Source Summit, which will take place on June 27-30, 2023 in Prague, Czech Republic, as well as virtually starting on June 26.
Judge Rules Online Archive's Book Service Violated Copyright
A federal judge has sided with four publishers who sued an online archive over its unauthorized scanning of millions of copyrighted works and offering them for free to the public. Judge John G. Koeltl of U.S. District Court in Manhattan ruled that the Internet Archive was producing “derivative” works that required permission of the copyright holder.
How OpenSSF Aims to Make Log4j-Like Incidents Rare
More critical flaws similar to Log4Shell found in open source are almost inevitable, but Open Source Security Foundation’s (OpenSSF’s) goal is to make those incidents rare and continually make the attackers’ job harder, a Linux Foundation executive noted.
