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Several significant vulnerabilities have been found in the widely used Thunderbird email client and Firefox web browser. An attacker could exploit these issues to cause a denial of service, obtain sensitive data, bypass security restrictions, perform cross-site tracing, execute arbitrary code, or escalate privileges on impacted systems.
Mozilla Announces Call for Entries for the 2nd Annual Rise25 Awards in Dublin, Ireland
On the heels of Mozilla’s Rise25 Awards in Berlin last year, we’re excited to announce that we’ll be returning once again with a special celebration that will take place in Dublin, Ireland later this year. The 2nd Annual Rise25 Awards will feature familiar categories, but with an emphasis on trustworthy AI. We will be […]
Starting over: Rebooting the OS stack for fun and profit
Making full effective use of new persistent memory means tearing up the rulebook. FOSDEM Non-volatile RAM is making a comeback, but the deep assumptions of 1970s OS design will stop us making effective use of it. There are other ways to do things.…
Unlock the Power of Cybersecurity Education for a Secure Future: A Comprehensive Guide for Linux Admins & Infosec Pros
Linux administrators and infosec professionals face rising cyber threats in today's interconnected digital world. As open-source platforms gain more importance, securing them becomes mission-critical for organizations worldwide.
Linux-Compatible Pico Pro/Max Boards Featuring Rockchip RV1106 and 5M@30fps ISP
The LuckFox Pico Pro/Max is a cost-effective Linux micro development board designed for hobbyists and developers. Centered around the Rockchip RV1106 chip, this board can be used for smart home devices, remote monitoring, and various IoT applications, particularly those needing 10/100M Ethernet connectivity. Unlike the Luckfox Pico Mini (RV1103 based) covered in October 2023, these […]
Lenovo debuts AI PCs that have specs a lot like vanilla PCs with this year's accelerated CPUs
While you ponder that, look – or try to – at a concept transparent lappie. Lenovo has used Mobile World Congress (MWC) to debut a clutch of updated ThinkPads for business users that it claims are AI PCs – but which look a lot like just PCs that ship with AI-capable processors.…
Bridging Design and Runtime Gaps: AsyncAPI in Event-Driven Architecture
The AsyncAPI specification emerged in response to the growing need for a standardized and comprehensive framework that addresses the challenges of designing and documenting asynchronous APIs. It is a collaborative effort of leading tech companies, open source communities, and individual contributors who actively participated in the creation and evolution of the AsyncAPI specification. […]
DietPi February 2024 news (version 9.1)
DietPi’s new release, version 9.1, launched this week, brings exciting new support and enhancements to the lightweight Linux OS. This version is particularly notable for its extended support for the Raspberry Pi 5 and several other single-board computers , along with improvements across various dietpi-software options. DietPi: DietPi is a lightweight and optimized OS based […]
A path out of bloat: A Linux built for VMs
What Linux distros could learn from the inventor of the hypervisor
FOSDEM 2024 How hard can you cut down Linux if you know it will never run on bare metal? Further than any distro vendor we know of has tried to go.…
Maximizing Network Monitoring Efficiency Creating Netstat Aliases
In today's interconnected digital landscape, monitoring network activity is paramount for ensuring the security and efficiency of computer systems. Whether you're a system administrator, network engineer, or an IT enthusiast, having insights into network connections and traffic can help identify potential threats, troubleshoot issues, and optimize performance. One of the go-to tools for monitoring network activity is netstat, a command-line utility available on most operating systems.
Next steps for Mozilla and Trustworthy AI
In 2020, when Mozilla first focused its philanthropy and advocacy on trustworthy AI, we published a white paper outlining our vision. We mapped the barriers to a better AI ecosystem — barriers like centralization, algorithmic bias, and poor data privacy norms. We also mapped paths forward, like shifting industry norms and introducing new regulations and […]
Ubuntu, Kubuntu, and openSUSE to get better installation
Fedora, though, won't – until at least the version after next
Installation remains a pain point for many Linux distros, but everyone is working hard on it. Some of those efforts are bearing fruit… but not all of them.…
ESP32-H2-DEV-KIT-N4: A $5.99 Development Board Featuring a 96MHz RISC-V 32-bit Core
“Waveshare recently introduced the ESP32-H2-DEV-KIT-N4, a compact and versatile microcontroller development board equipped with essential connectivity features like Zigbee, Thread, and Bluetooth. Ideal for various applications including smart homes and other IoT projects. The board, centered around the ESP32-H2-MINI-1 module, features a RISC-V 32-bit single-core processor with a clock speed of up to 96MHz. It […]
How to Install JupyterLab on Rocky Linux 9
Jupyter is a free and open-source web application for interactive computing and data science. In this guide, we'll show you step-by-step instructions on how to install JupyterLab on the Rocky Linux 9 server. You will install JupyterLab, enable the JupyterLab authentication, and then set up Nginx as a reverse proxy.
Cryptocurrency Mining Migo Malware Attacks Linux Redis Servers
A new malware dubbed ''Migo'' that is targeting Linux Redis servers to mine cryptocurrency via a cryptojacking attack has been discovered. This campaign employs many Redis system-weakening commands to potentially disable data store security features that could hinder their initial attempts at access.
Jim Zemlin and the Linux Foundation share not-so-secret open-source sauce
Collaborative innovation has been the group's driving force for a quarter of a century. Or, to paraphrase Lao Tzu, the journey of a thousand open-source programs starts with a single project.
GNOME 46 beta has more tweaks than a coffee shop
The future desktop of Ubuntu 24.04 and Fedora 40 is nearly ready
GNOME 46 has entered beta testing, and is expected to be released in just over a month.…
Top five reasons to move from CentOS to RHEL (according to Red Hat)
Feeding IBM's bottom line not in the list. Red Hat has given five reasons for users to move from CentOS to Red Hat Enterprise Linux, though it was initially reluctant to disclose them.…
NVMe-Enabled HiFiBerry-Like Board for Raspberry Pi 5 SBC
The 52Pi NVDAC is a recent addition to the range of hardware accessories designed for the Raspberry Pi 5. This hat board combines NVMe and DAC functionalities, offering a unique integration of storage and audio enhancements for the Raspberry Pi 5. Currently on pre-sale, it is expected to ship within a month. The board includes […]
Google debuts first Android 15 developer preview without a single mention of AI
Expect it to be stable in June, ready for release sometime after July. Google has delivered the first developer preview of Android 15.…
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