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What's New in Fedora 37? - Vimarsana News

What's New in Fedora 37?

The beta for Fedora 37 is available now, and a full release is due on October 18, 2022 (with October 25 as a fallback date in case of late-surfacing bugs). Here’s a preview of what to expect from the latest release of this uber-stable Linux distribution.

Ryzen 7000 unveiled: AMD's slowest next-gen CPU beats Intel's best in gaming - Vimarsana News

Ryzen 7000 unveiled: AMD's slowest next-gen CPU beats Intel's best in gaming

AMD launches the Ryzen 7000 desktop processor lineup, whose Ryzen 7950X will be both $100 cheaper than its predecessor and up to 29 percent faster, as well.

Linux Kernel 'Linux 5.13' Will Support Apple M1 System-on-Chip | Now Available for Public Testing - Vimarsana News

Linux Kernel 'Linux 5.13' Will Support Apple M1 System-on-Chip | Now Available for Public Testing

12 May 2021, 01:05 am (Photo : Screenshot From Commons.Wikipedia.org) Linux Kernel 'Linux 5.13' Will Support Apple M1 System-on-Chip | Now Available for Public Testing The Apple M1 chip has recently started to gain much traction and is now fully recognized as another possible processor to choose for high-end performance. It seems like the recognition now stems past Apple as the latest version of the popular Linux kernel known as the Linux 5.13 would introduce support for Apple's M1! Apple M1 on Linux Apple made headlines for deciding to step away from their long-time chip supplier, Intel, as ...

BleedingTooth: Linux Bluetooth Zero-Click Remote Code Execution - Vimarsana News

BleedingTooth: Linux Bluetooth Zero-Click Remote Code Execution

Introduction I noticed that the network subsystem was already being fuzzed extensively by syzkaller, but that subsystems like Bluetooth were less well covered. In general, research on the Bluetooth host attack surface seemed to be quite limited – with most public vulnerabilities in Bluetooth only affecting the firmware or the specification itself, and only allowing attackers to eavesdrop and/or manipulate information. But what if attackers could take full control over devices? The most prominent examples that demonstrated this scenario were BlueBorne and BlueFrag. I set myself the goal to r...