Category: Linux

Wayland

Wayland 1.24 Released: Enhancing Linux Graphics & Compatibility

After 13 months of development, the stable release of Wayland 1.24 has been officially published—a protocol for interprocess communication and a suite of libraries powering modern graphical environments in Linux. This new version maintains...

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Linus Torvalds launches Linux Kernel 6.8 RC1

Following the official release of Linux Kernel 6.7, the testing phase for version 6.8 has commenced. Recently, Linus Torvalds introduced the Linux Kernel 6.8 RC1. Should there be seven candidates in total, the official...

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40% Speed Bump? Linux Kernel 6.8 Redefines TCP Performance

The Linux Kernel 6.8 has received pivotal updates that markedly enhance the performance of the TCP stack, potentially increasing efficiency in handling multiple parallel TCP connections by up to 40%. This enhancement became feasible...

CentOS

June 2024: The Deadline for CentOS 7 & RHEL 7 Maintenance

In 2020, Red Hat (acquired by IBM in 2019) unilaterally announced the termination of CentOS Linux’s development. Consequently, updates for the CentOS Linux 8 series concluded in December 2021, and updates for the CentOS...

RetSpill exploitation

RetSpill: A Linux kernel exploitation technique

In the complex domain of cybersecurity, the emergence of RetSpill marks a significant shift in the landscape of Linux kernel exploitation. This ingenious technique exploits the kernel’s design to escalate privileges, bypassing multiple layers...

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Linux Adds BSOD Service in Systemd 255

According to an announcement by Phoronix, the Linux system component systemd version 255 has been released, introducing a service called systemd-bsod, which displays full-screen error messages on Linux. The term BSOD, known as the...