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New DDoS Malware “cShell” Exploit Linux Tools to Attack SSH Servers  CybersecurityNews

New DDoS Malware “cShell” Exploit Linux Tools to Attack SSH Servers  CybersecurityNews

New DDoS Malware “cShell” Exploit Linux Tools to Attack SSH Servers  CybersecurityNews

System76 Pangolin Linux laptop gets aluminum body and 2K display upgrade  BetaNews

Renters in the U.S. spent an extra $3.8 billion last year because of pricing algorithms used by landlords, according to an analysis from White House Council of Economic Advisers. Axios reports: The report puts some hard numbers to accusations that have piled up against RealPage, a company that makes software that helps big landlords and property managers set prices. In August, the Department of Justice filed an antitrust suit against the company, alleging its pricing algorithm allows landlords to collectively push rents higher.

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Kali Linux 2024.4 launches with GNOME 47 and Python 3.12, drops 32-bit kernel support  Notebookcheck.net

Kali Linux 2024.4 launches with GNOME 47 and Python 3.12, drops 32-bit kernel support  Notebookcheck.net

Kali Linux 2024.4 launches with GNOME 47 and Python 3.12, drops 32-bit kernel support  Notebookcheck.net

Kali Linux 2024.4 launches with GNOME 47 and Python 3.12, drops 32-bit kernel support  Notebookcheck.net

Kali Linux 2024.4 launches with GNOME 47 and Python 3.12, drops 32-bit kernel support  Notebookcheck.net

Nexus Mods new cross-platform app v0.7.1 released finally supporting upgrades - better modding for Linux / Steam Deck  GamingOnLinux

Nexus Mods new cross-platform app v0.7.1 released finally supporting upgrades - better modding for Linux / Steam Deck  GamingOnLinux

Nexus Mods new cross-platform app v0.7.1 released finally supporting upgrades - better modding for Linux / Steam Deck  GamingOnLinux

Nexus Mods new cross-platform app v0.7.1 released finally supporting upgrades - better modding for Linux / Steam Deck  GamingOnLinux

Nexus Mods new cross-platform app v0.7.1 released finally supporting upgrades - better modding for Linux / Steam Deck  GamingOnLinux

Nexus Mods new cross-platform app v0.7.1 released finally supporting upgrades - better modding for Linux / Steam Deck  GamingOnLinux

Nexus Mods new cross-platform app v0.7.1 released finally supporting upgrades - better modding for Linux / Steam Deck  GamingOnLinux

Nexus Mods new cross-platform app v0.7.1 released finally supporting upgrades - better modding for Linux / Steam Deck  GamingOnLinux

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) believes that China, Russia, Iran, and Israel are the "primary" countries exploiting security holes in telecommunications networks to spy on people inside the United States, which can include tracking their physical movements and intercepting calls and texts, according to information released by Senator Ron Wyden. 404 Media: The news provides more context around use of SS7, the exploited network and protocol, against phones in the country. In May, 404 Media reported that an official inside DHS's Cybersecurity Insurance and Security Agency (CISA) broke with his department's official narrative and publicly warned about multiple SS7 attacks on U.S. persons in recent years. Now, the newly disclosed information provides more specifics on where at least some SS7 attacks are originating from. The information is included in a letter the Department of Defense (DoD) wrote in response to queries from the office of Senator Wyden. The letter says that in September 2017 DHS personnel gave a presentation on SS7 security threats at an event open to U.S. government officials. The letter says that Wyden staff attended the event and saw the presentation. One slide identified the "primary countries reportedly using telecom assets of other nations to exploit U.S. subscribers," it continues.

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System76 Refreshes Their AMD-Powered Pangolin Linux Laptop with 2K Display  9to5Linux