Linux

New ‘SSHStalker’ Linux Botnet Uses Old Techniques  SecurityWeek

New ‘SSHStalker’ Linux Botnet Uses Old Techniques  SecurityWeek

New ‘SSHStalker’ Linux Botnet Uses Old Techniques  SecurityWeek

New ‘SSHStalker’ Linux Botnet Uses Old Techniques  SecurityWeek

New ‘SSHStalker’ Linux Botnet Uses Old Techniques  SecurityWeek

New ‘SSHStalker’ Linux Botnet Uses Old Techniques  SecurityWeek

APT36 Targets Linux Systems With New Tools Designed to Disrupt Services  gbhackers.com

I tried Hyprland on 4 different Linux distros that were all easy to use - one stood out most  ZDNET

How one Bash function gives me real-time search across thousands of files  How-To Geek

VoidLink Linux C2 Uses LLM-Generated Malware with Kernel-Level Stealth  gbhackers.com

Microsoft's Azure Linux Adds 6.12 HWE Kernel, ARM64 Kernel Tuning For More Performance  Phoronix

Linux 7.0 Brings An EFI Framebuffer Quirk For Valve's Steam Deck  Phoronix

Gaming On An Arduino Uno Q In Linux  Hackaday

GOG Moves Toward Native Linux Support: A Major Shift for DRM-Free Gaming  Linux Journal

User Installs OpenClaw AI Agent on MSI’s Tiny Cubi Mini PC Running Linux OS  Wccftech

Cine is a sleek, MPV-powered video player for GNOME  OMG! Ubuntu

Btrfs Gets a Major Overhaul in Linux 7.0: Inside the File System’s Biggest Update in Years  WebProNews

Linux 7.0 Gets a Phantom Filesystem: Inside the NULLFS Namespace Revolution That Could Reshape Container Security  WebProNews

Linux 7.0 Gets a Phantom Filesystem: Inside the NULLFS Namespace Revolution That Could Reshape Container Security  WebProNews

An anonymous reader writes: Linus Torvalds has confirmed the next major kernel series as Linux 7.0, reports Linux news website 9to5Linux.com: "So there you have it, the Linux 6.x era has ended with today's Linux 6.19 kernel release, and a new one will begin with Linux 7.0, which is expected in mid-April 2026. The merge window for Linux 7.0 will open tomorrow, February 9th, and the first Release Candidate (RC) milestone is expected on February 22nd, 2026."

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