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ZDNet Security
Open-source software supply chain security is now a vital issue of national security.
Bleeping Computer
Dark Reading
The White House and tech industry pledge $150 million over two years to boost open source resiliency and supply chain security.
Bleeping Computer
A recently discovered backdoor malware called BPFdoor has been stealthily targeting Linux and Solaris systems without being noticed for more than five years. [...]
Bleeping Computer
NVIDIA has published the source code of its kernel modules for the R515 driver, using a dual licensing model that combines the GPL and MIT licenses, making the modules legally re-distributable. [...]
ZDNet Security
Docker is finally bringing its container development and deployment tool, Docker Desktop, to Linux.
ZDNet Security
The newest RHEL moves beyond servers and the datacenter to the edge and multicloud.
The Register
When will Redmond start code-naming Windows make-me-admin bugs? Flaws in networkd-dispatcher, a service used in the Linux world, can be exploited by a rogue logged-in user or application to escalate their privileges to root level, allowing the box to be commandeered, say Microsoft researchers.…
Bleeping Computer
A new set of vulnerabilities collectively tracked as Nimbuspwn could let local attackers escalate privileges on Linux systems to deploy malware ranging from backdoors to ransomware. [...]
The Hacker News
Microsoft on Tuesday disclosed a set of two privilege escalation vulnerabilities in the Linux operating system that could potentially allow threat actors to carry out an array of nefarious activities. Collectively called "Nimbuspwn," the flaws "can be chained together to gain root privileges on Linux systems, allowing attackers to deploy payloads, like a root backdoor, and perform other