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Major Linux security hole gapes open
An old Linux security 'feature' script, which activates LUKS disk encryption, has been hiding a major security hole in plain sight.
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How to Secure Your Ubuntu Network
In 2016, keeping your Ubuntu network secure is more important than ever. Despite what some people might think, there's much more to this than merely putting up a router to protect a network. You must also configure each of your PCs properly to ensure you're operating within a secure Ubuntu network. This article will show you how.
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Linux Foundation Back Reproducible Builds Effort for Secure Software
Building software securely requires a verifiable method of reproduction and that is why the Linux Foundation's Core Infrastructure Initiative is supporting the Reproducible Builds Project.
In an effort to help open-source software developers build more secure software, the Linux Foundation is doubling down on its efforts to help the reproducible builds project. Among the most basic and often most difficult aspects of software development is making sure that the software end-users get is the same software that developers actually built.
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