Linux Security Foundations & Operations
A sustainable Linux security program depends on more than individual hardening settings, scanners, and monitoring tools. Those controls matter, but
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A sustainable Linux security program depends on more than individual hardening settings, scanners, and monitoring tools. Those controls matter, but
Read MoreResearchers published a new Linux intrusion-detection architecture on Monday that handles network-flow analysis using XDP and eBPF. By shifting the
Read MoreA disclosure posted to the oss-security mailing list on August 16, 2026, reports that OpenZFS on Linux accepts namespace-local CAP_SYS_ADMIN
Read MoreSecurity researchers have disclosed Fence2Pwn, a new Linux kernel exploitation technique that uses KFENCE’s alternate memory-allocation path to bypass protections enforced
Read MoreLinux security no longer lives on one server.LinuxSecurity – Security ArticlesRead More
Read MoreLinux security problems rarely stay in one place. An authentication issue can lead to unexpected privilege. A container problem can
Read MoreTwo fixes posted August 13 correct separate per-CPU map failures on Linux systems whose logical CPU IDs contain gaps. LinuxSecurity –
Read MoreBorder Gateway Protocol (BGP) is still trust-based. In the past, a router would announce it originated a block of address
Read MoreLinux Audit can tell defenders that a system call ran while leaving out the setting that explains what the call
Read MoreA Linux security tool can catch a system call and still record the wrong thing.LinuxSecurity – Security ArticlesRead More
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