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Thousands of SonicWall Devices Remain Vulnerable to CVE-2024-40766
Thousands of SonicWall Devices Remain Vulnerable to CVE-2024-40766 In September 2024, a critical vulnerability in SonicWall NSA devices, tracked as CVE-2024-40766, was disclosed. Since then, threat actors Akira and Fog have reportedly exploited this flaw to infiltrat … Read more Published Date: Jan 07, 2025 (7 hours, 37 minutes ago) Vulnerabilities has been mentioned in this article.…
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Exploiting Misconfigurations in Argo Workflows for Kubernetes Cluster Takeover
Exploiting Misconfigurations in Argo Workflows for Kubernetes Cluster Takeover Argo Workflows, a widely-used open-source tool for orchestrating workflows in Kubernetes, has become a valuable asset for cloud-native automation. However, recent findings by Yali Mintus, a Cloud Secu … Read more Published Date: Jan 07, 2025 (7 hours, 41 minutes ago) Vulnerabilities has been mentioned in this article.…
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CVE-2024-8474: OpenVPN Connect Vulnerability Leaks Private Keys
CVE-2024-8474: OpenVPN Connect Vulnerability Leaks Private Keys Popular VPN client app, OpenVPN Connect, patched a critical security flaw that could have exposed users’ private keys and decrypted their VPN traffic.A recently disclosured vulnerability (CVE-2024-847 … Read more Published Date: Jan 07, 2025 (7 hours, 47 minutes ago) Vulnerabilities has been mentioned in this article. CVE-2024-8474 CVE-2023-46850 Go…
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Vulnerability Overload: 40,000+ CVEs in 2024
Vulnerability Overload: 40,000+ CVEs in 2024 Security researcher Jerry Gamblin has released his annual CVE data review. 2024 saw an unprecedented surge in published Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs), reaching a record high of 40,009. T … Read more Published Date: Jan 07, 2025 (7 hours, 50 minutes ago) Vulnerabilities has been mentioned in this article. CVE-2024-20433…
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Windows 11’s TPM 2.0: Free Software Foundation Fights Forced Upgrades and E-Waste
Windows 11’s TPM 2.0: Free Software Foundation Fights Forced Upgrades and E-Waste The Free Software Foundation (FSF) is fresh off a successful International Day Against DRM (IDAD), held on December 20th, 2024. This year’s focus was on Microsoft’s controversial requirement of a hard … Read more Published Date: Jan 07, 2025 (8 hours, 8 minutes ago) Vulnerabilities…
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Firefox 134.0 is out! Touchpad Hold Gestures & HEVC Video Acceleration
A new monthly release of Mozilla Firefox web browser, version 134.0, is out today! Though, it’s not yet officially announced at the moment of writing. According to the Mozilla Github releases page, the new Firefox release added support for touchpad hold gestures for Linux. Meaning kinetic scrolling (aka momentum scrolling or inertia scrolling), the continuous…
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Make Steam App Look Modern & Native in Ubuntu
Want to beatify your Steam app window in Ubuntu or other Linux. Here’s a free open-source project to do the job in GNOME. It’s Adwaita for Steam, a skin to make Steam look more like a native GNOME app. With it, the title and tool bars will be merged into a compact GNOME Client-Side Decoration…
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Backstage authentication and catalog providers: A practical guide
A previous article demonstrated how you can get an internal developer portal up and running with Backstage on Kubernetes in a few minutes using Red Hat Developer Hub on Red Hat OpenShift. That article configured Red Hat Developer Hub with a guest authentication provider–an acceptable option for experimentation, but unsuitable for production environments where developers are actively…
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Import your virtual appliances into OpenShift Virtualization
Virtual appliances (pre-configured virtual machine images ready to run on a hypervisor) have been commonly used for many years as a preferred mechanism to package and distribute applications. Virtual appliances eliminate the installation, configuration, and maintenance costs associated with running complex software stacks. The Open Virtual Appliance (OVA) format is a standardized way to package…
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Long-Time Ubuntu Contributor Steve Langasek Has Passed Away
Sad news from Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth today: longtime Ubuntu and Debian contributor Steve Langasek has passed away. In a touching post on the Ubuntu Discourse, Mark Shuttleworth shares: “Steve passed away at the dawn of 2025. His time was short but remarkable. He will forever remain an inspiration.” “Judging by the outpouring of feelings…