The Department of Homeland Security told the world's largest security conference Thursday that AI-driven breach is now a condition to manage rather than a threat to prevent — and that enforcement ...

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Researchers found a way to bypass recent mitigations for Spectre v2 speculative execution side-channel attacks and developed ...

CVE-2026-64531 lets local users exploit Open vSwitch kernel memory corruption to gain root, with a public PoC covering ...

SystemRescue 13.02 ships age 1.3.1, the first post-quantum file encryption tool in any mainstream live rescue distribution, ...

Telemetry is multiplying as IT teams require greater visibility into their AI stack and agentic workflows. New to Groundcover ...

An experimental AMD P-State patch improved Steam Deck 1%-low FPS by 31.8% in one developer test, but it remains under Linux kernel review.

Repairing a broken system, breathing life into an old one, or powerful utilities—Linux is unparalleled in these domains.

Researchers say Anthropic’s Claude Co-Work escaped a local sandbox by exploiting a Linux flaw, raising fresh concerns over AI agent security.

Linus Torvalds says AI can write Linux code, calling the kernel "not one of those anti-AI projects." But he's clear that humans still decide what gets merged. AI-assisted kernel patches have topped ...

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This time a bit earlier than usual, the new kernel Linux 7.1 appeared in our regions on Sunday around 5:00 PM, not in the early morning hours of Monday. What might suggest an extremely “smooth” ...