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BI-WEEKLY NEWSLETTER #45

Aug 15th

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Hi, friend!

 

Welcome to our forty-fifth 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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Webinar: Spring Into Action: Protecting
Your End-of-Life Spring Projects

Using Spring projects to build Java applications? Join this upcoming webinar to learn how to gain years of security while waiting to upgrade to the latest release.

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A Look at 3 Months of Linux Kernel CVEs

With the Linux Kernel Project now a CNA, read this report to learn how the resulting massive increase in new CVE IDs is impacting enterprise Linux users.

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How to Apply Linux Kernel Security Patches: 3 Different Ways (2024)

Discover how to update the Linux kernel without rebooting while learning about three different methods for applying Linux kernel security patches conventionally.

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TuxCare Expands European Presence with CoreTech Distribution Agreement

Get all the details on TuxCare’s exciting new partnership with CoreTech, a white label cloud infrastructure provider, which now offers TuxCare solutions to its own partners.

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Addressing Tomcat Vulnerabilities in End-of-Life Ubuntu Systems

Get the details of recently patched Apache Tomcat vulnerabilities and learn how to protect your systems with essential security updates and extended support.

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On stack

Crypto Malware Python Packages Spreading On Stack Exchange

Learn all about the crypto malware that is being distributed via Python packages on Stack Exchange and how it’s capable of draining cryptocurrency wallets.

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Crowdstrike, or “How to Own the Planet”

 

What is more dangerous than a widespread malware attack? An update for a security tool.

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In what can be considered a textbook example of unreliable software, Crowdstrike caused global chaos. With a single update. Read more about it.

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