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OpenAI’s o3 Model Helps Researcher Uncover Zero-Day Vulnerability in Linux Kernel’s SMB Stack
OpenAI’s o3 artificial intelligence (AI) model recently helped a cybersecurity researcher in uncovering a zero-day vulnerability in Linux. As per the researcher, the flaw was found in the Linux kernel’s Server Message Block (SMB) implementation, also known as ksmbd. The previously unknown security flaw is said to be tricky to find since it invo...
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Ubuntu Linux Distro Now Available on the Windows Store: Here's How You Can Download and Install It
Ubuntu was already listed in the Windows Store for some back in May, but is now available for all to download and run in Windows 10
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Chrome Will Soon Label Certain HTTP Sites as Not Secure
Now, Google has announced that with Chrome 56, the browser will provide security warnings to users in a more aggressive way.
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Amazon's Alexa Can Now Run on Your Windows, Mac, or Linux Machine
Amazon has made the Alexa voice assistant hands-free for Raspberry Pi systems, so that it can be activated via voice controls. Alexa has also arrived on Mac, Windows and Linux computers.
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This Wrong Command Could Brick Your Linux Laptop
Turns out, one command can end up bricking your device.
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OpenAI’s o3 Model Helps Researcher Uncover Zero-Day Vulnerability in Linux Kernel’s SMB Stack
OpenAI’s o3 artificial intelligence (AI) model recently helped a cybersecurity researcher in uncovering a zero-day vulnerability in Linux. As per the researcher, the flaw was found in the Linux kernel’s Server Message Block (SMB) implementation, also known as ksmbd. The previously unknown security flaw is said to be tricky to find since it invo...
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Ubuntu Linux Distro Now Available on the Windows Store: Here's How You Can Download and Install It
Ubuntu was already listed in the Windows Store for some back in May, but is now available for all to download and run in Windows 10
-
Chrome Will Soon Label Certain HTTP Sites as Not Secure
Now, Google has announced that with Chrome 56, the browser will provide security warnings to users in a more aggressive way.
-
Amazon's Alexa Can Now Run on Your Windows, Mac, or Linux Machine
Amazon has made the Alexa voice assistant hands-free for Raspberry Pi systems, so that it can be activated via voice controls. Alexa has also arrived on Mac, Windows and Linux computers.
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This Wrong Command Could Brick Your Linux Laptop
Turns out, one command can end up bricking your device.
