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linuxFortiGuard Labs just found Linux malware that turns unpatched, internet-exposed devices into attacker-controlled proxies. Here's how it gets in, how it hides, and the operator drill that keeps your gear off its menu.
linuxOpenSSH 10.6 ships quantum-safe signatures and kills a nasty compression side channel — plus a frank admission from the team: AI is finding the bugs now, so releases will come faster.
linuxOne outbound connection replaces port forwarding, dynamic DNS, and firewall holes for every service in your homelab. Here is how the tunnel actually works, the tradeoffs nobody mentions, and a setup that survives reboots.
hardeningProtectSystem, PrivateTmp, NoNewPrivileges, and the scoring tool that grades your work — lock down any systemd service with a drop-in file and fifteen minutes.
dtlsA high-severity DTLS memory leak, a quiet end-of-life for OpenSSL 3.0, and fourteen CVEs in one advisory — how to check whether your servers are exposed and what to restart after patching.
aiLinux 7.3-rc6 landed October 4, roughly two weeks out from the expected stable release. The bigger story of the 7.3 cycle isn't one feature — it's the flood of AI-assisted fixes that has quietly rewritten how the kernel gets built, and what that means for the machines you run.
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