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SecurityCISA KEV Adds Six Flaws, NetScaler Web Shells Spotted
CISA adds six exploited flaws to KEV, including NetScaler, Linux, and SQL Server bugs.
AI & MLAI Runtime Evidence Standard Gets a Neutral Home
Linux Foundation to govern TRACE, an open spec for cryptographically verifiable AI agent runtime evidence.
SecurityTrojan npm Packages Drop AI-Powered Linux Backdoor
Researchers uncover 14 malicious npm packages delivering RedC2 4.0, an AI-assisted Linux backdoor, via stealthy loader.
SecurityLinux Foundation's Akrites Set to Operationalize in September
The Linux Foundation's Akrites initiative plans to launch its vulnerability disclosure and remediation platform in September.
Cyber CrimeEvooo1Bot Botnet Weaponizes Edge Device Flaws
A new Mirai-based Linux botnet uses encrypted C2, SOCKS proxies, and exploits in routers to hijack edge devices.
SecurityCPU Interrupts Bypass Spectre Defenses
Researchers identified a new technique dubbed INTERRUPT INJECTION that exploits timing gaps to bypass existing CPU branch protections.
SecurityFramework Standardizes AI Incident Data
The Linux Foundation and the Open Secure AI Alliance have proposed the SAFE framework to collect and analyze agentic AI incident data.
SecurityArch Linux Halts AUR Adoption Protocols
Security concerns over hijacked packages have forced a temporary freeze on adopting AUR contributions to protect the ecosystem.
Updating MCP for Enterprise Scale
The Model Context Protocol shifts to stateless architecture and introduces security hardening for production AI deployments.
SecuritySharedRoot Sandbox Escape in Claude Cowork
A critical vulnerability in Anthropic's Claude Cowork allows AI agents to escape their Linux virtual environment and access host macOS data.
SecuritySecure Boot’s Decade-Long Blind Spot
A failure to revoke 11 vulnerable UEFI shims has left Windows and Linux systems open to persistent firmware-level exploitation.
Tech NewsThe Logic of Linux Distro Hopping: Identifying When to Switch
Exploring the distinct motivations driving Linux users to move between distributions and the criteria for finding the right fit.
SecurityLegacy UEFI Shims Leave Systems Open to Pre-Boot Attacks
A set of 11 expired, Microsoft-signed applications can be used to disable Secure Boot, allowing persistent malware at the firmware level.
Tech NewsSystem76 Defies UI Expectations With New Linux Visual Paradigm
The latest COSMIC desktop update introduces a sophisticated blur effect that challenges the aesthetic dominance of established competitors.
Tech NewsRed Hat Pivots to Permanent Support Model for Enterprise Linux
A new subscription tier offers indefinite lifecycle extensions for RHEL, targeting industries with long-term infrastructure needs.
SecurityLinux Virtualization Flaws Expose Cloud Infrastructure Vulnerability
Recent vulnerabilities reveal long-standing memory corruption risks in the Linux kernel that could compromise major cloud environments.
SecurityWhen Inside Access Becomes a Weapon Against Open Source
A dispute within the OpenMandriva Linux community leads to deleted repositories and a debate over administrative trust.