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Firefox crash affecting Linux users
“… On Monday morning [June 19, 2023] we (Mozilla) detected a very large crash spike affecting Firefox users on Linux, specifically on an older version of a Debian-based distribution. It turned out to be an interesting bug involving the Linux kernel and Google JavaScript code so let me tell you about it….” Read details here: Read more
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Linux targeted for Crypto Mining
Microsoft Security’s latest analysis indicates that hackers are launching a new Cryptocurrency Mining Campaign that targets internet-facing Linux systems and IoT Devices. A detailed analysis was published by MS on their security blog page as a warning to Linux Admins. “The threat actors behind the attack use a backdoor that deploys a wide array of Read more
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Gaming on the ASUS ROG Ally
Everyone knows Gaming goes to the next level on Linux especially if you have the right gear. Here’s an article from Michael Larabel on Linux Gaming on the ASUS ROG Ally, a handheld device that he ran Linux on as an alternative to the Valve’s Steam Deck. The ASUS ROG Ally that is now shipping Read more
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Learn Supabase free
Supabase is an open source alternative to Google’s Firebase. It’s built on top of PostgreSQL, which makes it easier to learn if you’re already familiar with SQL databases. This course will teach you how to use Supabase to streamline your back-end development. freeCodeCamp instructor Guillaume Duhan will teach you about real time databases and instant Read more
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5 VPNs for Linux in ’23
A VPN aka Virtual Private Network can protect your privacy online by keeping you anonymous on the internet. The way a VPN works is by routing your network to a different private network and server present somewhere across the globe, thereby protecting your online activity from trackers and phishing websites. If you are on Linux, Read more
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7 Best SSH Clients in 2023
To establish an SSH connection between your Linux PC and a remote server, you need to have an SSH client installed. Here are some of the best options. Secure Shell (SSH) is a network connection protocol that allows you to control remote computers over a network. To use SSH on Linux, you need to install Read more