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eBPF Foundation and Linux Foundation Research unveil their joint report, 'The State of eBPF', divulging the revolutionary impact of eBPF technology on kernel development and application delivery.

Fleet revises its open-source device management platform, set to simplify IT support, consolidating Linux, Apple and Windows devices, and reducing reliance on proprietary platforms such as Jamf, Intune, MobileIron and Workspace ONE.

Venafi has unveiled the Stop Unauthorized Code Solution, designed to bolster enterprise security against software supply chain attacks by preventing unauthorised code in any operating system.

ESET Research has discovered a series of malicious Python projects distributed via PyPI repository, introducing a customised backdoor into Windows, Linux systems, and stealing personal data.

The Logitech Wave Keys ergonomic keyboard delivers comfort and functionality, offering quiet typing, wireless versatility, and a unique wave-like design that eases wrist strain. .

Kaspersky reveals FakeSG, Akira, and AMOS as latest cross-platform cyber threats, highlighting the need for constant vigilance.

Cloudbrink extends its secure access service to Android, iOS, and Chromebook, boosting mobile support for remote work.

Veeam launches update to bolster enterprise data safeguarding with 'radical resilience' against ransomware attacks and cyber threats.

Ubuntu's parent company Canonical joins RISC-V Software Ecosystem, aiming to fast-track open-source support for RISC-V computing.

ExpressVPN branches into wider security tools, unveiling its new password manager, Keys, for a safer and more secure online experience.

ExpressVPN has launched post-quantum protection in its VPN protocol, defending against future quantum computing threats.

ExpressVPN enhances user experience with new features including ad and adult-site blockers, expanding its server reach to 105 countries.

Major security flaw, 'Looney Tunables', detected in glibc, threatens Linux distributions, urgent patch recommended.

Encryption is nearly ubiquitous in today's networks, delivering on the 'C' of the CIA triad (confidentiality) by frustrating the theft of meaningful data.

New authentication methods for active directory, Linux, and Unix with high availability for multifactor authentication enforcement improve security.

The certified configurations of OCI Compute resources can now run on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, giving customers choices in the distributed cloud environment.

It will now protect Linux by enforcing the least privilege policies across servers and workstations and provide a unified visual search experience.

DxEnterprise is a containerized solution supported on Red Hat OpenShift and Enterprise Linux, which delivers applications across various cloud environments.

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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.1 and 8.7 extend greater flexibility, reliability and stability as a backbone for hybrid cloud innovation.