While Linux malware reached never-before-seen numbers in 2022, the total number of new malware developments among other major computing platforms fell. The post Linux Malware Rates Rise to Record Levels Amid Hacker Inconsistency appeared first on LinuxInsider.

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In the face of economic headwinds and a worsening problem with code vulnerabilities, 2022 was still a successful year for open source and The Linux Foundation. The post Open Source 2022 Wins and Losses appeared first on LinuxInsider.

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Open source received some inciting financial commitments from the folks at Fastly -- and non-monetary help is also flowing freely. Read on to learn the details of the latest open-source industry news. The post Fastly Commitment, Failing Office, Free Replacements Advance Open Source appeared first on LinuxInsider.

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November put a shining spotlight on the progress open-source technology offers with significant announcements from industry leaders. The post GitHub Hides Code Flaw Reports, New RHEL and AlmaLinux, Amazon Deploys DentOS appeared first on LinuxInsider.

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Troubles with software supply chain safety have recently grabbed a chunk of negative headline space. That, plus the latest open-source industry news. The post A New SBOM Tool, OpenSSL Fixes, GitHub Flaw, Software Supply Chain Help appeared first on LinuxInsider.

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Previously, you could only get Tuxedo OS pre-installed on the company's line of computers. Now anyone can try it as a separate distro, making good on its mission statement to have Linux accessible to the general public. The post New ‘Tux’ Desktop Release Dresses Up Linux’s Distro Closet appeared first on LinuxInsider.

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Ubuntu Linux users can now grab some free security help to make keeping up with patches and maintenance easier, data scientists express open-source security concerns, and Chainguard has launched the first Linux OS developed for supply chain security. The post Free Ubuntu Subscriptions, Some Pause Open Source, New ‘Undistro’ appeared first on LinuxInsider.

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It pays to know these Unix basics considering there is often a Unix/Unix-like OS somewhere in the abstraction hierarchy. If that layer is unsound, the whole edifice risks collapse. The post Unix Basics It Pays To Know appeared first on LinuxInsider.

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Sens. Gary Peters, D-Mich., and Rob Portman, R-Ohio, introduced the legislation that seeks to address open source software risks in government. The proposed Bill, S. 4913, now awaits action by the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs. The post New Cyber Bill Aims To Fix Open-Source Security in Government appeared first on LinuxInsider.

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As the open-source model continues to prove its sustainability in the enterprise, the software community is ramping up its security mindedness. That concern was evident in recent weeks as leading Linux groups led the way for better code security. The post Google Debugs, JFrog Jumps Code, Confidential Kubernetes, Meta-PyTorch appeared first on LinuxInsider.

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