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Welcome to our forty-fourth bi-weekly blog newsletter! By being a part of this community, you’ll have your finger on the pulse of the most pressing Linux security issues and stay up to date on the latest vulnerability patches – while getting some of the freshest cybersecurity insights from our expert-led Developer Corner.

The xz Compromise 

LinuxTalk With TuxCare #4

Latest 6 Most Popular Blog Posts

Best Practices for Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response

Get an overview of Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) and learn the best practices for implementing it at your organization.

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Happy System Administrator Appreciation Day 2024

TuxCare is yet again commemorating SysAdmin Appreciation Day. Check out this blog post to learn why SysAdmins deserve to be celebrated!

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The Almalinux Focus Guide

Check out ADMIN magazine’s new AlmaLinux focus guide, where you’ll learn all about AlmaLinux OS and its role in the enterprise Linux ecosystem.

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Rackspace Technology to Offer TuxCare Extended Lifecycle Support Services

Learn about how this partnership furthers protections offered to Rackspace Technology customers as they navigate their moves to newer operating systems.

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Ubuntu Addresses Several Python Vulnerabilities

Find out more about the 41 vulnerabilities addressed by Canonical in the latest patched Python versions that affect various Ubuntu releases.

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Juniper Networks Critical Security Update Released

Get all the details on a Juniper Networks vulnerability that could have led to an authentication bypass if exploited, which has now been patched.

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The Skewed Perception of Security: A Dangerous Mindset

Are you confident about your organization’s security posture effectiveness? Have you seen the news lately? 

If so, then think about the first question again, and read this article to learn more about why this can be such a dangerous mindset.

Extended Support for Spring Projects Is Here!

TuxCare now delivers ELS for Spring projects, including end-of-life Spring Framework 5.3.

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