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IBM and Red Hat’s Lightwell Fixes 400+ Previously Unknown Java Vulnerabilities
Four months after its launch, IBM and Red Hat’s Lightwell has remediated more than 400 previously unknown vulnerabilities in open-source Java libraries.
Raspberry Pi desktop returns to PCs and Macs after years of waiting
Raspberry Pi desktop is finally back for PCs and Intel-based Macs, bringing a modern Debian 13 experience after more than four years.
Vinix is Not a Linux Distro, But it Can Run Games, Docker, and QEMU
The project has been around since 2021, runs its own kernel, and is written in V.
OpenSSH 10.6 Released With Security Fixes and a Dozen New Features
OpenSSH’s latest update brings broader post-quantum warnings, a new username restriction, and some thoughts on security reporting in the age of AI. The post OpenSSH 10.6 Released With Security Fixes and a Dozen New Features appeared first on FOSS Force.
Over Half a Million Credentials Leaked on GitHub Remain Active
Truffle Security found 543,699 still-valid credentials across more than 224 million public GitHub repositories, including some exposed for over 16 years.
FEX 2610 Released With Handling For AVX-VNNI, Disk Cache Improvements
FEX 2610 released today as the newest monthly release of this open-source emulator for running x86_64 games/apps on AArch64 for ARM64 Linux systems, including most notably by Valve's Steam Frame headset...
Podman Test Week: Help test the Rust-based conmon v3
The Podman and Fedora Quality teams are organizing a test week from Monday, October 12, through Sunday, October 18, 2026. We want your help testing conmon v3, the Rust-based container monitor used with Podman. If you use Podman, try the same containers and commands with conmon v3 and report any differences. Why we’re testing conmon […]
Google Has Shut Down Part of its Open Source Bounty Program
Submitting product vulnerability reports is no longer possible. You can thank AI for that.
[$] Analyzing Rust programs with Charon
Nadrieril is a long-time Rust contributor, and the maintainer of the rustc pattern-matching infrastructure. During his involvement with Rust, he has noticed a problem with the usability of the language: it is difficult to automatically extract information from a Rust crate for use with other tooling. The Charon project aims to fix that by providing a stable API for accessing internal information from the Rust compiler.
OpenVPN 2.7.8 Released with Security and Bug Fixes, Various Improvements
OpenVPN 2.7.8 is now available for download as the eighth maintenance update to the OpenVPN 2.7 series with bug and security fixes, as well as a couple of user-visible changes.
OpenVPN 2.7.8 Released with Certificate and Windows Security Fixes
OpenVPN 2.7.8 is out with fixes for three security vulnerabilities, along with DCO, certificate validation, and server reliability improvements.
NVIDIA 615.78.08 Linux Graphics Driver Improves Support for The Last of Us Part II
NVIDIA 615.78.08 Linux is now available for download with various fixes for bugs and issues to improve gaming, Wayland support, and the overall performance of the graphics driver.
Office 365 Available for Testing on Linux via Bottles
Linux users can now test the official Office 365, thanks to Mirko Brombin's work on Bottles.
[$] Evolving the LAVD scheduler from gaming to servers
The extensible scheduler class, which enables the creation of custom CPU schedulers with BPF, has led to a burst of innovation in this area; the LAVD scheduler has, perhaps, been one of the most noteworthy schedulers to emerge. Though it was originally designed for gaming applications, the LAVD scheduler has since grown to serve other types of workloads as well. At the 2026 edition of Kernel Recipes, Changwoo Min and Gavin Guo presented an overview of this scheduler and how it has evolved over time.
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