🔬 eBPF - jinkai_lau · Scour

Project Pavilion Presence at KubeCon EU 2026 🌍Edge Computing

techcommunity.microsoft.com·2d

OpenObserve – cloud-native observability platform 📊Observability

linuxlinks.com·4d

‘Copy Fail’ Logic Flaw in Linux Kernel Enables System Takeover 🦀Rust

securityweek.com·12h

string_to_security_class (3) Linux Manual Page 🦀Rust

systutorials.com·5h

GitHub Uses eBPF to Eliminate Deployment Risks and Prevent Circular Failures 🕸️Distributed Systems

Encrypted Void Linux Installation Booting From EFI Stub 💾SQLite

iagoleal.com·23h

Bridging the gap: How to integrate Claude Security into the Tenable One Exposure Management Platform 🛡️AI Safety

tenable.com·3h

Microsoft LiteBox: a library OS for secure sandboxing and running Linux apps on Windows 🛠️Developer Experience

4sysops.com·6d

How to Build a Fast VPN Server with WireGuard on Debian 13 🌐Networking

tecmint.com·2d

Long-term support for Determinate Secure Packages 25.11 🔐Supply Chain Security

determinate.systems·23h

narukihto/Penta-V-Kernel: A mission-critical Geometric Stability Protocol & Thermal-Aware Kernel. High-performance system stabilization through shape-based immunity and proactive digital cooling. Built in 100% Rust. 🕸️Distributed Systems

github.com·5h·DEV

FreeBSD Security Advisory FreeBSD-SA-26:16.libnv 🌐Open Source

Copy Fail Linux Kernel Flaw Allows Local Users to Gain Root 🌐Open Source

linuxiac.com·8h

Cerberix – security-focused Linux distribution built on Arch 🌐Open Source

news.tuxmachines.org·4d

Enabling Fast Networking in the Public Cloud 🌍Edge Computing

danglingpointers.substack.com·10h·Substack

From air-gapped to private cloud: Security that adapts to your environment (3 minute read) 🕸️Distributed Systems

Linux Mint release new ISO images for improved hardware support 🌐Open Source

omgubuntu.co.uk·3h

EtherRAT Distribution Spoofing Administrative Tools via GitHub Facades 🌐Open Source

thehackernews.com·11h

Copy Fail exploit lets 732 bytes hijack Linux systems and quietly grab root 🌐Open Source

nerds.xyz·1d·r/netsec

Linux 7.1 arrives with a massive NTFS speed boost and the end of an era for i486 🌐Open Source

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