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Red Hat seeks to shrink IT skills gap with Lightspeed gen AI

CIO

At Red Hat Summit 2024 in Denver today, the company announced plans to extend its Red Hat Lightspeed generative AI capabilities across all its platforms, including Red Hat OpenShift and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). Data Center Automation, Generative AI, IT Skills, Linux, Red Hat

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HCRootkit / Sutersu Linux Rootkit Analysis

Lacework

Jared Stroud, Tom Hegel Cloud Security Researchers – Lacework Labs Key Points Lacework Labs identified new samples and infrastructure associated with HCRootkit / Sutersu Linux rootkit activity, building-off its recent initial identification from our colleagues at Avast. These files compromise a host [.].

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The Linux Foundation Throws Weight Behind Secure Microkernel

DevOps.com

The Linux Foundation announced today it will host the seL4 Foundation, the nonprofit organization established by Data61, an arm of Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) in Australia that has been developing the seL4 microkernel operating system.

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CyRC Case Study: Exploitable memory corruption using CVE-2020-25669 and Linux Kernel

Synopsys

This in-depth analysis explores CVE-2020-25669, a vulnerability that exploited a memory corruption issue in Linux Kernel. The post CyRC Case Study: Exploitable memory corruption using CVE-2020-25669 and Linux Kernel appeared first on Application Security Blog.

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University of Minnesota Linux Ban Prompts Questions About Open Source

Toptal

Researchers snuck vulnerabilities past the peer-review process and into the open-source Linux kernel codebase. What does this mean for the ubiquitous Linux kernel, and open source in general?

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Native Java Debugging on Alpine Linux: GDB, OpenJDK and the Mysterious Unknown Signal

OverOps

Porting a software project to a new operating system is always interesting and fun, and Alpine Linux with its musl libc brings a unique set of challenges. A while ago, I was tasked with porting OverOps’ native agent to Alpine Linux. LLDB on Alpine Linux. Even getting GDB up and running proved to be a major challenge!

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ELF of the Month: Linux DDoS Malware Sample

Lacework

James CondonDirector of Research, Lacework Labs Each month we take a look at a malicious Executable and Linkable Format (ELF) file, the common executable file format for Unix and Unix-like Operating Systems, and share details about the sample. In this edition of ELF of the Month, we take a look at a Linux DDoS sample […]

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