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Linux Arm Wrestling | LINUX Unplugged 364
The past, present and future of Linux on Arm. The major challenges still facing full Linux support, and why ServerReady might be a solution to unify Arm systems.
Plus we chat with the Manjaro team about recent changes.
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Opera 70 Released with Improved Search in Tabs
Opera web browser 70 was released a day ago improvements to existing features and tools.
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Michigan online bar exam temporarily taken down by 'sophisticated' cyberattack
ExamSoft, one of the three vendors offering the exam that certifies potential attorneys, said the test had been hit by a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack, which involves a hacker or group attempting to take down a server by overwhelming it with traffic.
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“If this was such a sophisticated attack, what do they have to say about the biodata collected during exam administration?” the group tweeted.
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Cloud computing is making Linux a more tempting target for hackers [Ed: ZDNet's anti-Linux propagands grows feet/legs]
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A Legislative Path to an Interoperable Internet
It’s not enough to say that the Internet is built on interoperability. The Internet is interoperability. Billions of machines around the world use the same set of open protocols—like TCP/IP, HTTP, and TLS—to talk to one another. The first Internet-connected devices were only possible because phone lines provided interoperable communication ports, and scientists found a way to send data, rather than voice, over those phone lines.
In the early days of the Internet, protocols dictated the rules of the road. Because the Internet was a fundamentally decentralized, open system, services on the Internet defaulted to acting the same way. Companies may have tried to build their own proprietary networking protocols or maintain unilateral control over the content on the network, but they ultimately failed. The ecosystem was fast-moving, chaotic, and welcoming to new ideas.
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More exaggeration
Sneaky Doki Linux malware infiltrates Docker cloud instances
New form of Linux malware has a clever use for the Dogecoin API
New form of Linux malware has a clever use for the Dogecoin API
More FUD
TrickBot's new Linux malware covertly infects Windows devices [Ed: "TrickBot is a multi-purpose Windows malware platform that uses different modules to perform various malicious activities, including information stealing, password stealing, Windows domain infiltration," but let's blame is on Linux?