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The Latest Security Vulnerabilities & Updates Impacting Your Linux Systems
Linux admins - It's easy to forget that Apache server in the closet or the monitoring system that's been running in the datacenter non-stop for a few years, but that's exactly
Linux admins - ImageMagick is one of the most popular image manipulation tools on Linux, but it's also an integral part of every Linux distro because they all require visualizing dat
Linux admins - The initramfs is a temporary root filesystem that is loaded into memory before your system boots. If you're in a datacenter or others have physical access to your mach
Linux admins - Hackers (the malicious ones) are increasingly exploiting poorly configured Linux servers by abusing legitimate proxy too
Linux admins - Chrome is often part of essential workflows for Linux admins, such as DevOps operations, web application management, and system administration tasks. So when multiple
Linux admins - Multiple vulnerabilities were discovered this week in the X.Org X Server and Xwayland that could leak private data from your server in some environments. Add
Linux admins - Secure Boot was designed to protect systems against both physical and remote exploitation. When it was introduced in 2012, many Linux distributions struggled to comply
Linux admins - Core dumps are incredibly useful snapshots of what happened when a program goes bad and crashes. This includes data like the contents of the process's memory and seque
Linux admins - A remote zero-day vulnerability was recently found in the Linux ksmbd kernel module, and although it's a pretty serious exploit, it's not even the most noteworthy issu
Linux admins - Critical updates were just released to Debian 12 that improve the security of the most significant apps we use, like OpenSSL, nginx, and the kernel itself. Admins main
Linux admins - Security is always about tradeoffs. The branch predictor component in modern CPUs is used to optimize performance by helping to predict execution paths during program
Linux admins - If you've played around with large language models and AI on Linux, chances are you've come across the NVIDIA TensorRT-LLM framework. It's a great way for Linux securi
Linux admins - A web browser is one of those indispensable apps we use on Linux every day, which perhaps also explains why it's such a big target for threat actors and cyber thieves.
Linux admins - The Linux kernel is more than just the heart of our OS - it's often one of the primary targets for attackers and a key area where harmful code can create failure point
Linux admins - When you're faced with a software vulnerability, you can patch it and move forward with peace of mind, but what happens when your x86 processor is susceptible to a cri
Fellow Linux admins- You may not be familiar with GRUB2, but this bootloader that controls the boot process for many distros could permanently threaten the security of your critical systems
Fellow Linux admins- If you're running Ubuntu versions 23.10 and 24.04, three new securit
Fellow Linux admins- The Linux kernel is responsible for the basic functions of the computer, so anything that can be done to ensure it's as secure as possible is always a good idea. The re
Fellow Linux admins- Malicious threat actors are currently exploiting a remote code execution via deserialization in Apache Tomcat servers worldwide and may be putting
Fellow Linux admins- Check your Chrome version - multiple critical and high-severity vulnerabilities were discovered in the JavaScript engine and multiple high-severity issues, like
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