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Here is the political situation this morning. President trump continues the rollback of the obama era. Today he will shift cuba policy. New restrictions after the opening of havana two years ago. Obamacare, repeal and replacement coming, reportedly by the end of this month. Afghanistan, 4,000 troops to be added, thats a reversal of the obama drawdown. Now, the president has already cut a lot of red tape. Hes rolled back some Financial Regulation, doesnt make a lot of headlines, but hes chipping ...

Korea. North koreas are fundamentally the most moral corrupt dangerous regime in the world. In just a few hours, the president expected unveil a new policy in miami, rolling back obama era policies with cuba. I leave you with three Great American words that he for generations have torn down barriers, built bridges of unity, and defied those who have sought to pull us apart. Ladies and gentlemen, lets play ball. The land of the free and the home of the brave [cheers and applause] rying sun ainsle...

If the measure is defeating the taliban, how will we know if were beaten . How stable is stable enough . If we want a prosperous afghanistan, and that was the goal, is that possible in the next 50 years if ever . Second, if we increase our presence in afghanistan, what longterm u. S. Interests are we pursuing by doing that in the original goal was to eliminate state sponsored terrorist Training Camps. Those are long gone. Even if they came back, its not clear how relevant they would be. Islamist...

Posted at the start of 2022 was a set of 2.3k patches dubbed 'fast kernel headers' to massively speed-up build times for compiling the kernel and to address dependency hell situations

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...

On 7th March’22, security researcher Max Kellermann published the vulnerability nicknamed ‘Dirty-Pipe’ which was assigned as CVE-2022-0847. This vulnerability affects the Linux kernel.

Samsung has addressed the frightening Dirty Pipe security vulnerability with the April 2022 security patch thats rolling out now for the Galaxy S22 trio. - SamMobile

A new vulnerability has been discovered, and it is essential that systems are upgraded to patch the serious flaw that allows for arbitrary code execution.

The vulnerability affects Linux kernel versions 5.4 through 5.6.10

Researchers have shown that the Dirty Pipe vulnerability can be used to modify protected files and gain root rights.