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What do you imagine a phishing attack looks like? If your answer has anything to do with a fish or fishing pole I have bad news for you… In this instance, we’re spelling “fishing” with Read more…
Hello, my name is Stefan, I am an analyst at Virtono and you already know the drill, we are here to discuss the latest news regarding WordPress 6.0. Get comfortable, get yourself a glass of Read more…
As you may know, WordPress 5.9 came out with a new full website editing experience, a new theme and more features and changes made to ease your way to success. What’s new in the WordPress Read more…
Last summer, Mozilla officially launched its own VPN service, Mozilla VPN . This has since been available in the USA, Great Britain, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore and Malaysia. Previously, this only applied to Windows, Android and iOS, but now Read more…
A bug report from 2006 leads with Ubuntu 21.04 »Hirsute Hippo« to a change in the guidelines regarding the rights of the home directory. So far, home directories have been given file rights 755 during installation. This means that Read more…
The Linux Mint team has completed the development of Cinnamon 4.8 and provides the standard Mint desktop environment in a new, stable version. The desktop will have its debut with Linux Mint 20.1 »Ulyssa«, which is Read more…
The developers behind the Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) binary-compatible distribution CentOS have announced the immediate availability of CentOS 8.3 . The new version inherits most of the features and innovations from RHEL 8.3, which Read more…
A total of 18 projects, all of which were related to Youtube-dl, including Youtube-dl itself, were removed from the code hosting platform GitHub yesterday. The reason was a request for removal based on the Digital Read more…
The first update for Ubuntu 20.04 “Focal Fossa” was supposed to be released on July 23 but was postponed to August 6. Canonical is now calling for the release candidate test. Canonical did not disclose a reason for the rather unusual Read more…
The Linux Foundation announces the establishment of the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) on its website. The new foundation aims to further consolidate industry efforts to improve the security of open-source software. Cross-sector The OpenSSF is a cross-industry collaboration that seeks Read more…
