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Canonical Data Collection, Netflix 1080p on Linux, Wine Staging & more
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Open Source Security Podcast: Episode 83 - XKCD + CVE = XKCVE
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Suse, AWS Nudge SAP Customers to the Cloud
AWS customers that are running SAP workloads on Suse Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications -- a leading platform for SAP Hana and SAP S/4Hana -- will get integrated and streamlined support from AWS and Suse under the agreement.
AWS customers will be able to buy the Suse Linux Enterprise on demand, so they will pay only for what they use.
"This isn't an evolution, but a further support statement that showcases how this new relationship better enables AWS and Suse to deliver SAP solutions on AWS," said Tom Hammond-Doel, AWS global alliance director.
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12 Android Oreo Hidden Features You Can Try
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Chef Launches InSpec 2.0 to Improve Security Compliance Automation
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Chef announces InSpec 2.0 with new DevSecOps capabilities
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MIPS Gets Spectre Variant Two Mitigation In LLVM
Besides x86_64, we have seen Spectre mitigation work happen recently for ARM, POWER, and IBM s390, but no prominent MIPS activity to report until now.
The Spectre Variant Two vulnerability affects P5600 and P6600 chips while as part of their mitigation strategy is a new LLVM patch that was just merged and introduces a -mindirect-jump=hazard switch. This is different from the Variant Two mitigation technique on x86 of Retpolines.
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