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	Linux As-it-happens update ⋅ January 5, 2018
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	How to protect your PC against the major 'Meltdown' CPU security flaw The Verge They also allow an attacker to use JavaScript code running in a browser to access memory in the attacker's process. That memory content could contain key strokes, passwords, and other valuable information. Researchers are already showing how easy this attack works on Linux machines, but Microsoft ... Meltdown and Spectre CPU Flaws Expose Modern Systems to Risk - eWeek 'Spectre' and 'Meltdown': New CPU vulnerabilities affect most smartphones and computers - Android Authority (blog) How to protect yourself from the Spectre and Meltdown chip flaws - Tech Advisor Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
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	KeePass / Discussion / Help:Read-only database on GNU/Linux server SourceForge So here's how I make it: I have a Linux server where is stored my database.kdbx and two users. The first user (let's call him "Bob") is the admin, he's the only one who can modify the database and the second user (let's say "Alice"). When I want to connect to the database (no matter who the user is) I click ... Flag as irrelevant
	Directory Listing: /pub/calendar/lightning/candidates/5.9b2-candidates/build1/linux-x86_64/ at Mozilla.org File, gdata-provider-3.8b2.en-US.linux-x86_64.xpi, 64K, 17-Nov-2017 20:55. File, lightning-5.9b2.ar.xpi, 1M, 17-Nov-2017 23:43. File, lightning-5.9b2.ast.xpi, 1M, 17-Nov-2017 23:51. File, lightning-5.9b2.be.xpi, 1M, 17-Nov-2017 23:59. File, lightning-5.9b2.bg.xpi, 1M, 18-Nov-2017 00:09. Flag as irrelevant
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