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Intro This blog post reflects our exploration of the Dirty Pipe Vulnerability in the Linux kernel. The bug was discovered by Max Kellermann and described here. If you haven’t read the original publication yet, we’d suggest that you read it first (maybe also twice ;)). While Kellermann’s post is a great resource that contains all the relevant information to understand the bug, it assumes some familiarity with the Linux kernel. To fully understand what’s goi...

Symbiote is deployed as a shared object that can inject itself into existing processes, making it difficult to detect.

Security researchers with BlackBerry and Intezer have shared details on a new Linux malware that “parasitically” infects all running processes on a target machine.

New release allows users to proactively monitor the health and performance of their PHP applications, solving production issues before they affect users.

HP has begun accepting orders for its Dev One, a laptop developed in collaboration with System76 that comes with Pop!_OS Linux preinstalled.

South Africans might be divided when it comes to the prospect of electric mobility, but where we aren’t split is in our love for the good ol’ bakkie genre.

Windows Subsystem for Linux is great, unless its used to steal your data.

Cheerscript plants double-extortion malware on ESXi servers.

Far-ranging collaboration in next-generation memory software technology aimed at gaining full support throughout the Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating system Development and verification of software solutions at new Samsung Memory Research Cloud to aid in configuring optimal hardware and software combinations in server environments.

A strain of Linux malware has been growing rapidly in the last six months. A strain of Linux malware has been growing rapidly in the last six months. Microsoft is now urging owners to take several steps to secure their Linux devices.