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A high-severity vulnerability in the Linux kernel, caused by a single errant character, can be exploited to evade sandbox defenses and gain elevated system privileges.
Learn how a Linux kernel flaw can compromise SSH security and why keeping your systems updated is crucial for digital safety.
Linux faces a critical security crisis with a second major vulnerability emerging within weeks, affecting memory management and potentially allowing privilege escalation attacks.
A critical Linux kernel vulnerability named Dirty Frag has emerged, putting millions of systems at risk. Security experts are scrambling to develop fixes as the flaw affects network packet handling in the Linux kernel.
Linux 7.0 introduces full Rust support and a significantly improved scheduler, enhancing both performance and developer capabilities. The new kernel version is now available across major Linux distributions.
