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CoCo VMs Will Now Panic If RdRand Is Broken in Linux 6.9

A significant change has been merged into the x86 fixes for Linux 6.9, requiring the seeding of RNG (Random Number Generation) with RdRand for CoCo (Confidential Computing) environments. The change focuses on CoCo virtual machines, designed to be as ...
Apr 08, 2024
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New GitHub Actions Enhancements Boost Security & Power

Recent enhancements have been made to GitHub Actions, a...
Apr 03, 2024
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Tails 6.1 Released with Security, User Experience Enhancements

Tails 6.1 has been released as the latest version of th...
Mar 27, 2024
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The Parrot OS 6.0 Release: Empowering Ethical Hackers with Cutting-edge Tools and Enhanced Compatibility

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The recently released Parrot OS 6.0 has garnered attention among Linux administrators, infosec professionals, internet security enthusiasts, and sysadmins. This latest version of the security-oriented distribution for ethical hacking and penetration testing brings several significant updates and improvements. In this analysis, we will delve into the key features and implications of Parrot OS 6.0, consider its long-term consequences, and explore its impact on security practitioners.

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Tsurugi Linux: A Game-Changing DFIR Analysis Tool

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Tsurugi Linux is a free and open-source distribution crafted specifically for digital forensics and Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) investigations. Tsurugi Linux offers a user-friendly experience with a logical forensic analysis menu sequence, allowing users to navigate the various stages of an investigation easily.

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Analysis of the KVM Changes in Linux 6.8: Enhancements and Implications for Security Practitioners

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Notable virtualization changes and enhancements have been integrated into the Linux kernel 6.8 . Significant features include enhanced support for confidential VMs, software-protected VMs, and improvements for specific architectures like x86 and ARM. These changes offer intriguing possibilities for Linux admins, infosec professionals, Internet security enthusiasts, and sysadmins but also raise important considerations for security and long-term consequences. Let's have a look at these changes and their implications for the security of your Linux systems.

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Impact of Debian 10 EOL on Security and Compliance

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Debian 10, known as “Buster,” was first released on July 6, 2019, and has earned the reputation of being a reliable Linux distribution for individuals and businesses alike. However, the security support for this version of Debian is ending, with Debian 10 reaching its End of Life (EOL) on June 30, 2023.

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Understanding QEMU’s Role in Linux System Emulation Security

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QEMU plays a significant role in Linux system emulation by providing users with features like isolation of guest and host systems, device emulation security, memory management, and sandboxing. The article emphasizes QEMU's ability to "prevent potential security flaws or exploits in the guest system from affecting the host system" through its isolation feature, a crucial aspect for information security pros.

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RISC-V is Creating a ‘Linux Movement’ in Hardware

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RISC-V, an open-standard instruction set architecture (ISA) designed to be license-free and royalty-free, is creating a new Linux movement in the hardware industry. The goal of the project is to create a single standard for processors and other chips that can be used across different devices, which will make it easier for developers to work on multiple platforms without having to learn new languages.

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