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title: "Your TuxCare Newsletter Is Here! 👨‍💻 [Ed. #40]"
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Cybersecurity and Linux News, Popular Blog Posts, Developer Corner, CVE Updates, and more

| View in browser   BI-WEEKLY NEWSLETTER #40 June 3rd   Hi, friend!   Welcome to our fortieth 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 Top Ten Cybersecurity Misconfigurations Discover the most common software and network vulnerabilities in this free ebook, including in-depth analysis and mitigation strategies for each one. Read More The Urgency of Updating Outdated PHP Versions in WordPress Learn why running outdated PHP versions makes your organization vulnerable to emerging security threats and how to strengthen your defenses. Read More Looking Back at Python 2 End of Life: Lessons Learned Take a journey through the history of Python 2.x versions and discover how to better protect legacy systems that still use this end-of-life language. Read More TuxCare and DOSIsoft Partner to Offer Ongoing Support and Cyber Protections  Get the details on how TuxCare’s CentOS 7 end-of-life support will now protect DOSIsoft’s innovative solutions used to treat cancer patients. Read More Addressing PostgreSQL Vulnerabilities in Ubuntu Inform yourself about some recent vulnerabilities that impact PostgreSQL and how to protect Ubuntu systems like Ubuntu 16.04 and Ubuntu 18.04. Read More Chrome Zero-Day Patch: New Vulnerability Fix Available Now Dive into the details of a recent Chrome zero-day vulnerability, its implications, and the steps users should take to safeguard their browsing experience. Read More The Importance of Patching Vulnerabilities in Cybersecurity   Year-in-review reports, like Verizon’s Data Breach Investigation Report, are a common type of publication released by organizations every year. However, when the insights inside these reports all point to the same problems, there might be something there after all. In this article, we take a look at attack vectors and how to address the low hanging fruit in the cybersecurity tree. LEARN MORE Buy ELS Licenses Now Use our easy online checkout to get patches for end-of-life CentOS, Ubuntu, and more BUY ONLINE NOW Exciting Opportunities to Work in Linux Security JOIN CLOUDLINUX & TUXCARE Visit Our Social Networks CloudLinux Inc, 2318 Louis Rd, Suite B, Palo Alto, CA 94303-3635, USA Unsubscribe Manage preferences |
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