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OpenSSH 10.4, released July 6, 2026, is a security-focused update. Here’s what actually changed and who needs to act. Fixes That Protect You From Malicious Servers Several fixes protect the client from a server that has already gone bad. Running…
Apple has quietly been building something that could reshape how developers run Linux workloads on a Mac, and this month it reached a meaningful milestone. On July 3, 2026, the company released Apple Container 1.0, the first major stable version…
Just as admins were closing the book on DirtyFrag, a closely related kernel flaw has stepped into the spotlight to prove the story wasn’t over. Security researchers at JFrog have disclosed DirtyClone, a Linux kernel local privilege escalation (LPE) vulnerability…
If your production fleet runs on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, there’s always been a quiet gap in your CI/CD story: you build, test, and ship for RHEL, but your GitHub-hosted runners were Ubuntu. As of June 25, 2026, that gap…
How Elon Musk’s space giant turned a post-IPO stock surge into a blockbuster play for one of the hottest names in AI coding. A Deal Years in the Making, Closed in Days Just days after pulling off the largest IPO…
For years, Microsoft has quietly relied on its own Linux distribution behind the scenes. Most Azure customers never noticed it. The operating system, originally known as CBL-Mariner and later renamed Azure Linux, has powered parts of Microsoft’s cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes…
Red Hat has quietly crossed an important milestone for enterprise Kubernetes users: OpenShift 4.18, 4.19, and 4.20 are now generally available on VMware vSphere Foundation 9 (VVF 9) and VMware Cloud Foundation 9 (VCF 9). If you’re running OpenShift on…
Software management isn’t the most exciting part of an operating system — until it breaks. In Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.1, Red Hat has rolled out a set of updates to RPM and DNF, the two tools responsible for installing,…
If you’re in IT operations, you know the pain: Your team leans on Red Hat’s Ansible Automation Platform to streamline critical workflows—until a shaky database brings everything to a standstill. Ansible excels at standardizing tasks, scaling across cloud and on-prem…
Linux doesn’t usually suffer from a lack of powerful interfaces. What it sometimes lacks is something far more basic: usable documentation. The Linux kernel’s “new mount API” is a perfect example. Introduced back in 2019 with Linux 5.2, it took…
