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Why Linux Kernel CVE Counts Are Skyrocketing in 2025
Kernel CVE counts are climbing toward 2,000 per release. Here's the actual mechanism behind the surge, and how to judge real risk versus noise.
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CIFS/SMB3 Kernel Maintainer Steve French Steps Down
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Byzantine Quorum Size Formula: Why 3-of-4 Beats 2-of-3
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Should You Disable Firefox Auto-Updates on Linux?
Firefox's new twice-monthly release schedule changes everything for Linux users who value stability. Here's how to disable auto-updates or switch to ESR for better control.
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Claude AI Finds Crypto Implementation Flaws in TLS, SSH
Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview identified exploitable weaknesses in cryptographic library implementations for TLS, SSH, and AES-GCM, demonstrating AI-assisted vulnerability research.
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OpenAI Pauses Astra AI Model Over Hacking Risks
OpenAI halts work on Astra after the AI model shows it can autonomously hack systems and develop zero-day exploits, triggering the company's strictest safety protocols.
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Brave Containers on Linux: Isolation Without Privacy Claims
Brave containers isolate cookies and site data per tab on Linux, but the company is clear: this is not a privacy feature. Here is what containers actually do and why they matter.
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Private YouTube Videos Leak: What Creators Need to Know
Security researchers disclosed a flaw that allowed unauthorized access to private YouTube videos, raising serious questions about content security on major platforms.
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A massive supply chain attack on GitHub exposed 10,000 repositories distributing Trojan malware to unsuspecting developers, compromising software projects at scale.
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