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AI Security Is Now a Core Part of Linux Infrastructure
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AI Security Is Now a Core Part of Linux Infrastructure
AI security extends beyond the model itself, with platforms like Orca Security helping teams protect the infrastructure, identities, data, dependencies, and runtime systems supporting production AI workloads.
Malana VanTyler - September 1, 2026
The New Way Security Teams Evaluate Pentesting Vendors
The New Way Security Teams Evaluate Pentesting Vendors
George Whittaker
August 27, 2026
New Linux “Steal Governor” Targets CPU Contention in Overcommitted Virtual Machines
New Linux “Steal Governor” Targets CPU Contention in Overcommitted Virtual Machines
George Whittaker
August 25, 2026
Thunderbird 154 Released with System Tray Mode, Microsoft Graph Support, and Major Mail Fixes
Thunderbird 154 Released with System Tray Mode, Microsoft Graph Support, and Major Mail Fixes
George Whittaker
August 20, 2026

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AI Security Is Now a Core Part of Linux Infrastructure

AI Security Is Now a Core Part of Linux Infrastructure

Malana VanTyler - September 1, 2026
AI security extends beyond the model itself, with platforms like Orca Security helping teams protect the infrastructure, identities, data, dependencies, and runtime systems supporting production AI workloads.
The New Way Security Teams Evaluate Pentesting Vendors

The New Way Security Teams Evaluate Pentesting Vendors

George Whittaker - August 27, 2026
A practical look at how pentesting vendors such as XBOW, OffSec, and Cobalt are being evaluated on exploitability, attack paths, reporting quality, and measurable risk reduction rather than vulnerability counts alone.
New Linux “Steal Governor” Targets CPU Contention in Overcommitted Virtual Machines

New Linux “Steal Governor” Targets CPU Contention in Overcommitted Virtual Machines

George Whittaker - August 25, 2026
Learn how Linux’s proposed “steal governor” could improve virtual machine performance by dynamically reducing vCPU contention when physical CPU resources become overloaded.
Thunderbird 154 Released with System Tray Mode, Microsoft Graph Support, and Major Mail Fixes

Thunderbird 154 Released with System Tray Mode, Microsoft Graph Support, and Major Mail Fixes

George Whittaker - August 20, 2026
With Thunderbird 154, Linux users gain optional system tray support alongside Microsoft Graph integration, improved search and attachments, and numerous IMAP, Exchange, calendar, security, and stability fixes.
Linux Kernel 7.2 Officially Released with Cache-Aware Scheduling, USB4STREAM, and Major AMD Improvements

Linux Kernel 7.2 Officially Released with Cache-Aware Scheduling, USB4STREAM, and Major AMD Improvements

George Whittaker - August 18, 2026
A great article about Linux Kernel 7.2, highlighting Cache-Aware Scheduling, USB4STREAM, AMD ISP4 and HDMI 2.1 FRL support, Apple M3 progress, and major storage, graphics, and hardware improvements.
Linux 7.2 Reverts DRM Scheduler Change After Serious GPU Regressions

Linux 7.2 Reverts DRM Scheduler Change After Serious GPU Regressions

George Whittaker - August 13, 2026
Learn why Linux 7.2 reverted to FIFO GPU scheduling after the new FAIR scheduler caused serious gaming and desktop performance regressions.
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