Debian Plays Catchup
This week in Linux News, a new known threat scanner for Linux and Raspberry Pi gets an AI module. Also, Proton Pass gets it's Linux Desktop app and Debian finally joins Linux in RAM-mounted tmp.
VPNs are NOT a Magic Bullet
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, VPNs are not a privacy magic bullet, and MS Office hides lots of malware. We also look at some data leaks, AI news, and Google possibly repenting on a bad repair program. We also visit SillyVille.
Rufus Fixes Persistence
This week in Linux News, we talk about the Raspberry Pi with the M.2 Hat, Canonical adds real-time kernel for IoT, and Rufus fixes persistence for Ubuntu and Debian-based distros.
PayPals New Ad Network
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, PayPal is building a new advertising network, BestBuy and Geek Squad are the most impersonated companies, and New York floats a cell phone ban for schools. We also visit SillyVille.
Nintendo Switched to Linux
Today in the Linux News, we have the official Ubuntu upgrade path and a fix the broken new OneDrive connector. We also look at a multi-platform game launched and Ubuntu on the Nintendo Switch.
Bing Outage, Google Dominance
Today in the Weekly News Roundup, a scheme filled fortune 500 companies with identity thieves, AI is being deployed on your credit cards, and a Bing outage shows just how little Microsoft's web controls.
Debian to Strip Down KeePassXC
This week in Linux News, Arch moves toward ARM support, and Asahi releases an updating bringing Plasma 6 to Apple Silicon, and Debian is stripping features from KeePassXC.
Google Real Time Call Screening
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, Google may start phone screening calls, YouTube Scams are on the rise, and an app injured hundreds of people. We also visit SillyVille.
Run0: A Solution Without a Problem?
Today in Linux News, Raspberry Pi gets remote access tool, Google shifts Ubuntu's new Flutter dependencies, and finally SystemD introduces run0 to replace sudo.
Signal Might Have Problems
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, Signal might have some issues, biometric data breaches abound, and a company brings your loved ones back from the dead...digitally. Also, Neuralink had a setup and we visit some SillyVille.
