Decade-old Linux kernel bugs are putting devices at risk
Three privilege escalation vulnerabilities that have managed to avoid detection since 2006 have been discovered in the Linux kernel. All three have been patched - update now!
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Linux Kernel 5.12 RC2 Released Early, Fixing the Scary Swap File Bug
Linux Kernel 5.12 RC2 has been released early due to a nasty swap file bug. Do not use Linux Kernel 5.12 RC1 for testing - you stand to lose data!
Linus Torvalds warns: Watch out for this unusually nasty bug in Linux 5.12 rc1
Linus Torvalds has warned of a nasty security bug in the first release candidate (RC) of the Linux kernel 5.12, which he has deemed a "double ungood" that can have catastrophic consequences for a computer's filesystem.
High severity Linux network security holes found, fixed
Five high severity Linux network security vulnerabiities have been found and fixed. Patch your systems immediately to protect your servers against DoS attacks!
Multiple New Security Issues Hit GRUB Bootloader Around Secure Boot
Last summer, the GRUB bootloader was impacted by "BootHole" with security issues hitting its UEFI Secure Boot support. Now a new round of GRUB2 vulnerabilities affecting its UEFI Secure Boot support have been made public.
Malicious NPM packages target Amazon, Slack with new dependency attacks
Malicious actors are exploiting a new 'Dependency Confusion' vulnerability to target Amazon, Zillow, Lyft, and Slack NodeJS apps and steal Linux/Unix password files and open reverse shells back to the attackers.
