This vulnerability allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code on affected installations of Linux Kernel. Authentication is not required to exploit this vulnerability, but only systems with ksmbd enabled are vulnerable. The specific flaw exists within the processing of SMB2_TREE_DISCONNECT … Read more
Products Openwall GNU/*/Linux server OS Linux Kernel Runtime Guard John the Ripper password cracker Free & Open Source for any platform in the cloud Pro for Linux Pro for macOS Wordlists for password cracking passwdqc policy … Read more
Enlarge / The Overture Maps logo. Overture Maps Foundation reader comments 102 with 0 posters participating Share this story Google Maps is getting some competition. The Linux Foundation has announced Overture Maps, a “new collaborative effort to develop interoperable open … Read more
Yes, you read that right… for $8 you can run linux on a RISC-V computer. And not just a stripped down kernel without an MMU. No, the Ox64 comes with capable RISC-V cores. Heck, and not just one core, but … Read more
A Linux evening… December 16, 2022 A Linux evening… I love to have Linux as my main OS. For someone who spends most of his time programming, writing HTML, writing LaTeX, and browsing the net, it is nearly a perfect … Read more
2022 Linux Desktop Environments System Usage (Gnome, KDE, XFCE, LXQT, Cinnamon, Mate) under Fedora 37 Over the years I’ve seen a lot of poorly made comparisons of Linux Desktop Environments in terms of system usage and in this article I … Read more
Ask HN: Why the Linux Kernel doesn’t have unit tests? 49 points by develatio 53 minutes ago | hide | past | favorite | 18 comments Linux is present in a big percent of the devices on the planet, from smart … Read more
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Let’s have a look how traditional Linux distributions set up /boot/ and the ESP, and how this could be improved. How Linux distributions traditionally have been setting up their “boot” file systems has been varying to some degree, but the … Read more
I bought this little ARM64 single-board computer. Getting it to work reliably with a mainline Linux kernel dragged me into the world of device trees, voltage regulators, and one of the worst Heisenbugs I encountered so far. My NanoPi R4S, … Read more