FBI and NSA reveal Russia’s Linux malware
Been developed and deployed
The FBI and NSA have published a joint security alert containing details about a new strain of Linux malware that the two agencies say was developed and deployed in real-world attacks by Russia's military hackers.
COVID-19 has not stalled Linux development
2020 is still the year of Linux on the desktop
Linus Torvalds and Dirk Hohndel have been telling anyone who will listen that while COVID-19 has slowed down many technologies, while speeding up other tech developments, it hasn't affected Linux development much at all.
System76 releases Ryzen based laptop
First time for Linux maker
Linux computer maker/seller System76 is offering its first AMD-powered laptop.
After Munich agreement, Hamburg moves to Linux
I have in my hand a piece of paper which says 2020 is the year of Linux on the desktop
Hamburg has announced that it is going to follow Munich and start moving civil service software away from Microsoft and towards something more open saucy.
Linus is secure - it is its users who are not
Most exploits are misconfigurations or poor administration
The rise in attacks on Linux in recent years is not due to its insecurity problems but more down to user error.
Windows 10 catches Linux cancer
It can now read Linux files
Software King of the World, Microsoft, which once dubbed Linux a cancer on software, is planning to fully integrate Linux file access into the built-in file Explorer.
AMD sprucing up its Linux driver
Advertising for new lead Linux Kernel Developer
AMD has plans to improve its Linux AMDGPU driver and is advertising for a new lead Linux kernel developer.
Linux is the world’s most vulnerable operating system
World’s worse are Debian, Android, macOS and Ubuntu
The idea that Microsoft’s Windows is the world’s most buggy and vulnerable operating system is pants, and it is so-called cast iron operating systems like Linux and macOS which are the worst.
Windows 12 Lite ships as Linux in drag
Microsoft is bound to take notice
A version of Linux which rips off Windows has shipped and we really expect Vole to take notice – even if it is keen to say it is all open sauce friendly these days.
South Korea to dump Windows
2020 is the year of Linux on the desktop
South Korea's government is exploring moving most of its 3.3 million PCs from Windows to Linux.