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DKnife Linux toolkit hijacks router traffic to spy, deliver malware  BleepingComputer

DKnife Linux toolkit hijacks router traffic to spy, deliver malware  BleepingComputer

DKnife Linux toolkit hijacks router traffic to spy, deliver malware  BleepingComputer

DKnife Linux toolkit hijacks router traffic to spy, deliver malware  BleepingComputer

An anonymous reader shares a report: Amazon, Google, and Microsoft each reported hundreds of billions in RPO (remaining performance obligations) -- signed contracts for cloud computing services that can't yet be filled and haven't yet hit the books. Collectively, the big three cloud providers reported a $1.1 trillion backlog of revenue.

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Toyota Developing A Console-Grade, Open-Source Game Engine - Using Flutter & Dart  Phoronix

Linux Kernel's Memory Management Overhaul: How MGLRU Technology Is Reshaping System Performance  WebProNews

Linux Kernel's Memory Management Overhaul: How MGLRU Technology Is Reshaping System Performance  WebProNews

The Great Debian Developer Exodus: Inside the Silent Crisis Threatening Linux's Most Stable Distribution  WebProNews

The Great Debian Developer Exodus: Inside the Silent Crisis Threatening Linux's Most Stable Distribution  WebProNews

"Work has started" on native Linux support for GOG Galaxy, co-founder says they're "a big fan of Linux"  PC Guide

"Work has started" on native Linux support for GOG Galaxy, co-founder says they're "a big fan of Linux"  PC Guide

"Work has started" on native Linux support for GOG Galaxy, co-founder says they're "a big fan of Linux"  PC Guide

GNOME Desktop’s Ambitious 50.0 Release Signals Major Shift in Linux Display Architecture  WebProNews

An anonymous reader shares a report: KPMG, one of the world's largest auditors of public and private companies, negotiated lower fees from its own accountant by arguing that AI will make it cheaper to do the work, according to people familiar with the matter. The Big Four firm told its auditor, Grant Thornton UK, it should pass on cost savings from the rollout of AI and threatened to find a new accountant if it did not agree to a significant fee reduction, the people said. The discussions last year came amid an industry-wide debate about the impact of new technology on audit firms' business and traditional pricing models. Firms have invested heavily in AI to speed up the planning of audits and automate routine tasks, but it is not yet clear if this will generate savings that are passed on to clients. Grant Thornton is auditor to KPMG International, the UK-based umbrella organisation that co-ordinates the work of KPMG's independent, locally owned partnerships around the world. Talks with Grant Thornton were led by Michaela Peisger, a longtime audit partner and executive from KPMG's German member firm, who became KPMG International's chief financial officer at the beginning of 2025.

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I’m done pretending open-source software is free  How-To Geek

"Work has started" on native Linux support for GOG Galaxy, co-founder says they're "a big fan of Linux"  PC Guide

Mesa 26.0 Nears Completion: How Open-Source Graphics Stack Evolution Reshapes Enterprise Linux Deployments  WebProNews

Inside COSMIC Desktop: System76's Rust-Powered Linux Interface Prepares to Challenge Established Desktop Environments  WebProNews

Inside COSMIC Desktop: System76's Rust-Powered Linux Interface Prepares to Challenge Established Desktop Environments  WebProNews