Here are the Linux security updates for Week 3, 2026: AlmaLinux, Debian, Fedora, Oracle, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Rocky Linux, Slackware, SUSE, and Ubuntu released security updates for core components including GNU tar, Ruby, Linux kernel, Mozilla Thunderbird, GIMP, Adminer,…
⚙️ Headless Servers = Less Cost, Less Complexity 🚀 If a server is only hosting websites, it does not need: In many setups, systems like Plesk can be run headless and managed entirely via Ansible.That means: You manage infrastructure as…
Docker is a powerful tool. Containers are extremely useful. But especially today, when resources like RAM and SSD storage are becoming expensive again, consciously avoiding containers — with proper planning — can benefit both your budget and the environment. Less…
Here are the Linux security updates for the first week of January 2026: These updates fix issues ranging from denial-of-service and remote code execution to memory safety flaws such as buffer overflows and crashes on malformed input, and systems should…
As of 2026 🙌 👉 100% of the Top 500 supercomputers run on Linux👉 Over 95% of the most-used web servers are based on Linux👉 Around 90% of all public cloud workloads run on Linux So why is everyone suddenly…
Here are the Linux security updates for the last week of December 2025 (Week 52, 2025): AlmaLinux, Debian, Fedora, Oracle, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Rocky Linux, Slackware, and SUSE released security updates for key packages including binutils, curl, Chromium, PHP,…
Here are the Linux security updates for this week (Week 44, 2025): These updates include patches for vulnerabilities rated as Important and Moderate, addressing issues such as buffer overflows, integer underflows, and use-after-free bugs.
Here are the Linux security updates for Week 30, 2025: AlmaLinux issued important security updates for git (ALSA-2025:11534, ALSA-2025:11533), kernel (ALSA-2025:10854), sudo (ALSA-2025:11537), and moderate ones for kernel-rt (ALSA-2025:11456) and nginx:1.24 (ALSA-2025:3262). Red Hat released important kernel fixes (RHSA-2025:11411, RHSA-2025:11428,…
In February 2025, the rise in software supply chain attacks became a notable concern, affecting both open-source and proprietary software ecosystems, including those based on Linux. Supply chain attacks occur when an attacker targets the process of building, distributing, or…
One of the most powerful ways to streamline the implementation of IT-Grundschutz’s security measures is by integrating Ansible, an open-source automation tool, into the process. Ansible allows organizations to automate the configuration, maintenance, and monitoring of security measures across their…