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Linux users targeted as crypto-stealing malware hits Snap packages - here's how to stay safe  TechRadar

Linux users targeted as crypto-stealing malware hits Snap packages - here's how to stay safe  TechRadar

Linux users targeted as crypto-stealing malware hits Snap packages - here's how to stay safe  TechRadar

Linux users targeted as crypto-stealing malware hits Snap packages - here's how to stay safe  TechRadar

Linux users targeted as crypto-stealing malware hits Snap packages - here's how to stay safe  TechRadar

Linux users targeted as crypto-stealing malware hits Snap packages - here's how to stay safe  TechRadar

Linux users targeted as crypto-stealing malware hits Snap packages - here's how to stay safe  TechRadar

Nexus Mods say they are committed to supporting Vortex on SteamOS Linux  GamingOnLinux

AMD Ryzen AI Software 1.7 Released For Improved Performance On NPUs, New Model Support  phoronix.com

Highguard requires Secure Boot to play, which might not be a popular move  PC Gamer

Highguard requires Secure Boot to play, which might not be a popular move  PC Gamer

Highguard requires Secure Boot to play, which might not be a popular move  PC Gamer

Highguard requires Secure Boot to play, which might not be a popular move  PC Gamer

Highguard requires Secure Boot to play, which might not be a popular move  PC Gamer

Highguard requires Secure Boot to play, which might not be a popular move  PC Gamer

Highguard requires Secure Boot to play, which might not be a popular move  pcgamer.com

Poly Effects Hugo: a Linux-based pedal powerhouse with Bitwig Studio and VSTs?  synth anatomy

3 cool Linux apps to try this weekend (January 23 - 25)  Yahoo! Tech

3 cool Linux apps to try this weekend (January 23 - 25)  How-To Geek

The United States formally withdrew from the World Health Organization on Thursday, making good on an executive order that President Trump issued on his first day in office pledging to leave the international organization that coordinates global responses to public health threats. The New York Times: While the United States is walking away from the organization, a senior official with the Department of Health and Human Services told reporters on Thursday that the Trump administration was considering some type of narrow, limited engagement with W.H.O. global networks that track infectious diseases, including influenza. As a W.H.O. member, the United States long sent scientists from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to participate in international decision-making about which strains to include in the flu vaccine. A W.H.O. meeting on next year's vaccine is scheduled for February. The official said the Trump administration would soon disclose how or whether it will participate. On Thursday, the administration said that all U.S. government funding to the organization had been terminated, and that all assigned federal employees and contractors had been recalled from its Geneva headquarters and its offices worldwide.

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