Google Alert - Linux

	Linux As-it-happens update ⋅ January 5, 2018
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	Python-Based Botnet Targets Linux Systems with Exposed SSH Ports BleepingComputer Experts believe that an experienced cybercrime group has created a botnet from compromised Linux-based systems and is using these servers and devices to mine Monero, a digital currency. Crooks are apparently using brute-force attacks against Linux systems that feature exposed SSH ports. Flag as irrelevant
	Amazon Launches Linux 2 in a Cloud Strategy Shift Liftr News Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers have access to a new Linux-based operating system. This system, dubbed Linux 2, is available for both their local and cloud-based servers on the AWS platform. Amazon Linux 2 is the tech giant's answer to its competitors' hybrid cloud offerings. A hybrid cloud ... Flag as irrelevant
	​How the Meltdown and Spectre security holes fixes will affect you ZDNet These chip bugs will make your life miserable. Everything you run -- and I mean everything -- PCs, Macs, iPhones, tablets, cloud computing, servers -- use vulnerable CPUs. Apple, Linux developers, and Microsoft have all released patches. And all of them will slow down at least some of your programs. Meltdown and Spectre: decades-old CPU design flaws put businesses at risk - Security Boulevard Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Updates Addressing CPU Security Problem Starting To Arrive Redmondmag.com It potentially affects mobile devices, client devices and servers (including public cloud services), running both new and old operating systems, both Windows and Linux. US-CERT issued an alert on the topic Wednesday. The general consensus so far seems to be that consumers will be safe if they keep ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Nightmare Before Christmas: Security Flaws Inside our Computers Dark Reading Attacks on ASLR have been known for a long time. Consequently, it was rather surprising that, not long after this, the Linux kernel team, Microsoft, and Apple, all started working on patches ostensibly to implement KAISER. The changes were non-trivial and would have significant performance overheads. Flag as irrelevant
	Hackable, Rockchip-based media player also offers NAS and retro gaming LinuxGizmos.com Cloud Media's open source "Popcorn Hour Transformer Media Computer / NAS" computer is based on Pine64's RK3328-based Rock64 SBC, and supports Linux and Android media player, NAS, and retro gaming. Cloud Media has spun a new variant of its Popcorn Hour media player that is open source ... Flag as irrelevant
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