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Linux kCFI/FineIBT Weaknesses Addressed By Rewriting Some Assembly In C - Vimarsana News

Linux kCFI/FineIBT Weaknesses Addressed By Rewriting Some Assembly In C

Ahead of the Linux 6.5-rc2 release tomorrow there was a set of x86/x86_64 kernel changes merged overnight to deal with some weaknesses in the kernel's Control Flow Integrity (kCFI) / FineIBT (Indirect Branch Tracking) code.

Google has a new breakthrough to show why Android is better than iOS devices - Vimarsana News

Google has a new breakthrough to show why Android is better than iOS devices

Android security is going beyond the operating system level to the other processors on a SoC.

The Sony PS5 has been jailbroken - Vimarsana News

The Sony PS5 has been jailbroken

Modders have managed to jailbreak the Sony PS5. The exploit is currently only possible on consoles running older firmware. The exploit is still in nascent stages and is limited in what it can do.

Source: digit.in
Update Chrome immediately -- Google releases emergency patch for serious security issue - Vimarsana News

Update Chrome immediately -- Google releases emergency patch for serious security issue

Whether you are running Windows, macOS or a Linux distro, if you're a Chrome user there is an extremely important update to install right now.

Google Releases Chrome 105.0.5195.102 Update to Fix Zero-Day Being Exploited by Attackers - Vimarsana News

Google Releases Chrome 105.0.5195.102 Update to Fix Zero-Day Being Exploited by Attackers

Google recently made Chrome much safer to use with its latest update. Google Chrome is now much safer with its latest update. Google recently released a new update for its Chrome web browser, which patched out a single-high-severity security flaw that is allegedly being exploited by cybercriminals in various places.