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BI-WEEKLY NEWSLETTER #31

Jan 15th

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Hi, friend!

 

Welcome to our thirty-first 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.

 

Latest 6 Most Popular Blog Posts

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Impact of Debian 10 EOL on Security and Compliance

Find out how the end of life of Debian 10 affects security and compliance for enterprises and learn some strategies you can implement to mitigate risk.

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Embedded Linux IoT Security: Defending Against Cyber Threats

Discover how organizations like yours can protect embedded Linux environments, mitigating vulnerabilities at both the hardware and software levels.

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Default Configurations of Software and Applications in Cybersecurity

 

Learn the real-world impact of default configurations provided by manufacturers not being optimized for security – along with mitigation strategies.

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Poor Patch Management in Cybersecurity

This article explores the core aspects of the KVM hypervisor, demonstrating why it’s a preferred choice in virtual computing for enterprises.

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JavaScript Malware: 50,000+ Bank Users at Risk Worldwide

 

Get the details on this newly identified strain of JavaScript malware seeking to compromise online banking accounts at global financial institutions.
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Security Vulnerabilities Addressed in Firefox 121

With Mozilla having rolled out Firefox 121, this article examines the multiple crucial updates included in this version that address 18 vulnerabilities.

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“Everything” and the Node.js kitchen sink too

Sometimes it's difficult to distinguish intended from unintended consequences. A "prank" gone wrong over the holidays made life more difficult for Node.js developers and showed why we can't have nice things.

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In this article, we go through exactly what happened, the fallout, and what came next.

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SysAdmins Love Live Patching

Discover why it’s the perfect CVE patching approach

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