Critical REMOTE Linux Attack
This week in Linux News, an old malware is evolving for Linux, Calligra regains active development, and an old Intel computer can run Linux. Also, a CUPS vulnerability allows a remote attack on Linux.
ISPs and Sony - Battling the Pirates
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, consumer awareness of privacy in automobiles is reaching mainstream, and kaspersky vanishes from computers. Also, the ISPs fight back on the Sony piracy case, and we also visit SillyVille.
Rockstar Hates Linux Gamers
This week in Linux News, Ubuntu enables oidc authentication and Real-time Linux is now in the kernel. Also, Gnome 47 is released with several upgrades and Rockstar hates Linux users.
Big Brother is Watching
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, tech billionaires are calling for 1984 telescreens, and millions of RFID cards can be easily cloned. Also, OpenAI Says that ChatGPT can now think and reason and the big tech companies are killing the planet. We also visit SillyVille.
X86_64 on ARM?
This week in Linux news, Plasma 6.2 has is in testing and it comes with many nice new features, and Cinnamon will soon come with a better default theme. Also, Virtualbox 7.1 brings amazing new features to Linux and Fedora has a plan to run x86 packages on ARM processors.
Steam Update for Families
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, a new company tracks ADHD into a phone app, and new takes on old scams are seen in the wild. Also, Google will use AI to fact check and Steam releases an update for family title sharing. We also visit SillyVille.
The Linux Kernel Resists Rust
This week in Linux News, Debian 12.7 is released with several security updates, and new software licenses are being proposed. Also, Ubuntu's new security center is making progress and the Linux kernel developers are resisting Rust code from being implemented.
Your Phone Is Spying After All
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, the your phone is listening after all, Yubikey's have a security flaw, and we are getting closer to the mark. Also, consumers start a war with smart tech and we visit SillyVille.
KDE Plasma Borrows from Windows Notification Nonsense
This week in Linux News, Ubuntu 24.04.1 has been released after delay, Microsoft donates to Wine, and a new malware is found on Linux. Also, Torvalds regrets bcachefs, and plasma goes insane.
Is Your Vacuum Spying On You?
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, Ecovacs can be hacked to spy on you, WPS Office has a Zero-day, and police are using AI to write their reports. Also, another smart device cripples second-hand market, and we see some silly news.
