Category: Linux

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...

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...

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...

Ubuntu 23.10 is codenamed “Mantic Minotaur”

Under normal circumstances, Ubuntu version codenames are based on various creatures, such as the recently released Ubuntu 23.04, codenamed Lunar Lobster, and past versions like Jammy Jellyfish. However, starting with Ubuntu 23.10, Canonical appears...

Microsoft releases Windows Sysmon tool for Linux

Microsoft released the open-source version of the Windows system monitoring tool Sysmon for Linux, which allows Linux administrators to monitor malicious activities on the device. “System Monitor (Sysmon) is a Windows system service and device...