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Linux doesn’t need antivirus the way Windows does, but not for the reason most people think
An archival compromise, sudo habits and AI fueled attacks reveal trust as the battleground for Linux security.
Attackers uploaded yay and paru lookalikes to the Arch Linux AUR, using typosquatting to run malware with root privileges on ...
A threat actor uploaded malicious packages to the Arch User Repository (AUR) that impersonated two popular helper tools, yay ...
BambooToken Linux backdoor uses MQTT for remote control, allowing attackers to run commands, collect host data, and transfer files.
Microsoft believes Linux systems also need a corporate-oriented security solution such as Defender. Redmond's anti-malware ...
Attackers replaced OVHcloud CLI downloads across five GitHub releases with secret-stealing builds for up to 94 minutes on ...
Hackers used AI-generated code to target government Linux servers, steal credentials, access emails and databases and evade ...
XDA Developers on MSN
Hackers are using unpatched Plex servers as crypto miners, and yours may be at risk
Make sure to keep it updated.
Hackers modified Linux shell settings to secretly capture administrator passwords during a campaign targeting government ...
TL;DR: Attackers are exploiting a chain of Plex Media Server vulnerabilities to install unauthorised cryptocurrency miners ...
XBOW’s AI system found a high-severity Linux kernel flaw that can let some users gain root privileges. The bug affects SMC-D code that now runs on ordinary x86 Linux machines through loopback ...
Hackers used AI-assisted scripts to steal Linux passwords by tampering with shell files, maintain access and target sensitive data.
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