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Linux Kernel 6.16‑rc4 Arrives with Key Filesystem, Driver & Hardware Fixes  Cyber Press

Linux Kernel 6.16‑rc4 Arrives with Key Filesystem, Driver & Hardware Fixes  Cyber Press

Linux Kernel 6.16‑rc4 Arrives with Key Filesystem, Driver & Hardware Fixes  Cyber Press

In Moving Archives, we’re bringing the iconic Harley-Davidson Museum archives to life with the help of Veo and Gemini.In Moving Archives, we’re bringing the iconic Harley-Davidson Museum archives to life with the help of Veo and Gemini.

I installed Bazzite on the Steam Deck, and I regret it  XDA

An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: The U.S. Department of Justice announced on Monday that it had taken several enforcement actions against North Korea's money-making operations, which rely on undercover remote IT workers inside American tech companies to raise funds for the regime's nuclear weapons program, as well as to steal data and cryptocurrency. As part of the DOJ's multi-state effort, the government announced the arrest and indictment of U.S. national Zhenxing "Danny" Wang, who allegedly ran a years-long fraud scheme from New Jersey to sneak remote North Korean IT workers inside U.S. tech companies. According to the indictment, the scheme generated more than $5 million in revenue for the North Korean regime. [...] From 2021 until 2024, the co-conspirators allegedly impersonated more than 80 U.S. individuals to get remote jobs at more than 100 American companies, causing $3 million in damages due to legal fees, data breach remediation efforts, and more. The group is said to have run laptop farms inside the United States, which the North Korean IT workers could essentially use as proxies to hide their provenance, according to the DOJ. At times, they used hardware devices known as keyboard-video-mouse (KVM) switches, which allow one person to control multiple computers from a single keyboard and mouse. The group allegedly also ran shell companies inside the U.S. to make it seem like the North Korean IT workers were affiliated with legitimate local companies, and to receive money that would then be transferred abroad, the DOJ said. The fraudulent scheme allegedly also involved the North Korean workers stealing sensitive data, such as source code, from the companies they were working for, such as from an unnamed California-based defense contractor "that develops artificial intelligence-powered equipment and technologies."

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Sudo local privilege escalation vulnerabilities fixed (CVE-2025-32462, CVE-2025-32463)  Help Net Security

Sudo local privilege escalation vulnerabilities fixed (CVE-2025-32462, CVE-2025-32463)  Help Net Security

Sudo local privilege escalation vulnerabilities fixed (CVE-2025-32462, CVE-2025-32463)  Help Net Security

Sudo local privilege escalation vulnerabilities fixed (CVE-2025-32462, CVE-2025-32463)  Help Net Security

Sudo local privilege escalation vulnerabilities fixed (CVE-2025-32462, CVE-2025-32463)  Help Net Security

Sudo local privilege escalation vulnerabilities fixed (CVE-2025-32462, CVE-2025-32463)  Help Net Security

Sudo local privilege escalation vulnerabilities fixed (CVE-2025-32462, CVE-2025-32463)  Help Net Security

Sudo local privilege escalation vulnerabilities fixed (CVE-2025-32462, CVE-2025-32463)  Help Net Security

Sudo local privilege escalation vulnerabilities fixed (CVE-2025-32462, CVE-2025-32463)  Help Net Security

Canonical Decides To Double Down On Their Investment In Java For Ubuntu  Phoronix

We’re announcing a new program, the Google ML and Systems Junior Faculty Awards.We’re announcing a new program, the Google ML and Systems Junior Faculty Awards.

TUXEDO Stellaris 16 Gen7 Linux Laptop Now Ships with AMD Ryzen 9 CPUs  9to5Linux

TUXEDO Stellaris 16 Gen7 Linux Laptop Now Ships with AMD Ryzen 9 CPUs  9to5Linux

TUXEDO Stellaris 16 Gen7 Linux Laptop Now Ships with AMD Ryzen 9 CPUs  9to5Linux